We can all agree on both sides of the aisle that--and I'm sure you agree as well--that it's critical that we have an accurate census count.

I already have great concerns about a digital divide since roughly 3 in 10 adults with household incomes below $30,000 a year don't even own a smartphone.

What are the biggest risks to the census if these contracts do not have adequate oversight?

In order for us to have an accurate census count, we need to have the appropriate funding and staffing levels in order to administer the census, yes or no?

Thank you to our distinguished chairman, who has given us each the challenge and the charge as members of this committee to be efficient and effective in pursuit of the truth.

The FOIA Improvement Act of 2016 encourages proactive disclosure. That bipartisan law requires agencies to identify records of general interest and to post those records.

Do you agree that it is important for agencies to provide helpful information about how Americans might obtain assistance under existing laws? Yes or no?

Investigations by the Sunlight Foundation have revealed that the Department of Health and Human Services has removed web pages providing information about the Affordable Care Act.

I hope you would because, again, this is denying victims access to critical information that could determine their very life or death.

In the Massachusetts 7th, which I am fortunate to represent, a Boston re-entry study that tracked formerly incarcerated men and women, found over half of respondents had less than $400 in their pockets upon release from prison.

if we had a more inclusive economy, what that can mean for the GDP.

I share your belief that the people closest to the pain should be driving and informing the solutions and the policymaking.