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decennial

[dih-sen-ee-uhl] / dɪˈsɛn i əl /
ADJECTIVE
ten
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To revise the directive in time for the 2030 decennial census, the Census Bureau by statute has until April 1, 2027, to advise Congress of the changes.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Census Bureau is using the Biden administration’s flawed methodology to collect racial data for parts of the Current Population Survey and has plans to implement it fully in the American Community Survey in 2027 and in the 2030 decennial census.

From The Wall Street Journal

When will it issue its maps after the decennial census?

From Slate

Since the latest redistricting, in 2021 — triggered as usual by the constitutionally mandated decennial census — the map crafted by the commission has survived legal and political challenges, and the current districts are set to be in place through the next round of redistricting in 2031.

From Los Angeles Times

Some states have taken serious steps to do that by enacting laws that require commissions to redraw the lines after the decennial census, or by using computer models.

From Salon