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The census, conducted every 10 years, is an official count of the nation's population mandated by the Constitution. The results are used to determine distribution of taxpayer money and the apportionment of the 435 seats in the House of Representatives. Every U.S. household, including those occupied by non-citizens and illegal immigrants, must be counted. This poster in Khmer is among 28 languages in the Census bureau's campaign.![Khmer Action Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Khmer. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Tagalog Awareness Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Tagalog. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Tagalog Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Tagalog. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Yiddish Action Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Yiddish. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Yiddish Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Yiddish. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Urdu Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Urdu. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Laotian Awareness Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Laotian. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Laotian Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Laotian. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Hmong Action Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Hmong. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.![Hmong Poster]()
A U.S. Census Bureau advertisement in Hmong. The bureau is planning to advertise the 2010 U.S. census in 28 languages, including Yiddish, Khmer, and Urdu.Obscure Languages Included in Census Ad Campaign
The Census bureau is spending $133 million between January and May to publicize the national head-count -- in 28 languages, including some as obscure as Hmong.
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