After halting door-to-door visits for nearly five months, the U.S. Census Bureau plans to send out workers for in-person counts again in August. Census officials fear the delay in personal outreach could further hamper the efforts to get an accurate number of Native Americans and other populations that are traditionally hard to count. The Census estimates the self-reporting rate nationwide is more than 62 percent. That number for Native Americans is just 11 percent. We’ll get an update on the Census effort and what experts think the best options for accurately counting Native populations.