
As unbelievable as it sounds, ACORN, has been allowed to sign on as a national partner with the U. S. Census Bureau to assist in recruiting the 1.4 million temporary workers that are needed to conduct the census next year. According to a Fox News REPORT of March 18, 2009, ACORN signed on in February 2009. Representative Lynn Westmoreland, R-GA, who is on the subcommittee for the U. S. Census expressed concerns wanting "enumeration", not "false numbers".
In 2007, felony charges were filed against several paid employees and supervisors of ACORN for more than 1,700 fraudulent voter registrations in Washington State according to the same Fox News report. In March 2008, an ACORN worker was convicted of making twenty-nine fraudulent voter registration forms.

Now, with its history of voter fraud, ACORN wants to be involved in the census??? What difference this could make? The purpose of the Census is not just to find out how many people live in the United States. It's used to determine how taxpayers' money is to be distributed through grants and appropriations, and it's also used to determine how the 435 seats in the House of Representatives are distributed. This could have serious implications in national elections.
There is a need for legislation preventing any organization with a history of fraud to be affiliated in any way with the Census. Contact your Representatives and Senators. They are just a mouse click away.