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Ivey urges Alabamians to complete census or risk losing federal funding, seat in Congress

Published on August 14, 2020 at 2:46 pm CDT

Updated on August 15 at 9:59 am

Gov. Kay Ivey urged all Alabama residents to complete the 2020 census before the Sept. 30 deadline in a 30-second video released on Friday.

In the video, Ivey said, “Complete your 2020 Census today. We only have until Sept. 30th. Without you, Alabama stands to lose billions in funding, a seat in Congress and economic development opportunities.”

“It only takes minutes to complete. Go to my2020census.gov or participate by phone or mail. Be counted – if not for you, for those in Alabama who depend on you for a brighter tomorrow.”

 

Micah Danney

  • Micah Danney is a former reporter at the Alabama Political Reporter.

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