58.4% of Arizona Households Have Responded to the 2020 Census
Self-Respond TODAY online, by phone or by mail
To date, 58.4% of Arizona households have self-responded to the 2020 Census. The national self-response rate is 61.8%. Check out our Response Rate MAP to track response rates.
2020 Census Self Response Rate by Arizona County
- Pima County 62.7%
- Maricopa County 62.3%
- Yavapai County 61.2%
- Cochise County 57.2%
- Mohave County 55.9%
- Pinal County 53.7%
- Santa Cruz County 52.0%
- Graham County 51.0%
- Yuma County 43.3%
- Coconino County 39.1%
- Gila County 37.3%
- Greenlee County 35.0%
- Navajo County 25.8%
- La Paz County 20.8%
- Apache County 10.4%
Residents may have begun receiving calls or voicemails from the Census Bureau. These calls are part of our Coverage Improvement Operation, which began on April 22nd and will run through October 31st. The goal of this operation is to make sure everyone in a household was counted, and to validate information provided when they completed the census questionnaire. If the household does not answer a call, agents will leave a voicemail with a 12-digit ID as a reference number.
Please remember that the U.S. Census Bureau will NEVER ask for: Social Security Numbers, Bank Information, Donations or Credit Card Information. If fraud is suspected, call 800-923-8282 to speak with a local Census Bureau representative.
The details of our Coverage Improvement Operation and other upcoming operations can be found on the link below:
https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2020/2020-additional-operations.html
