On the survey, why is “Hispanic” separate from “Race”?

We want to compare the demographic profile of those responding to the demographic profile of the municipality as presented by the Census. In order to be able to do this we asked our race and ethnicity question the same way the Census does. The census designates Hispanic as an ethnicity, not a race.

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1. How did you get my address?
2. I received your survey, and while I own the property that it was sent to, I don’t live there. What should I do?
3. What is the purpose of requesting the person who most recently had a birthday complete the survey?
4. I am the person in my household who most recently had a birthday, but I am not very informed about the issues covered in the survey. Can I give the survey to someone else in my household who is more i
5. I doubt that you are interested in my opinion, since I rarely leave my home. Should I really complete the survey?
6. If I filled out the survey when I first received it, should I fill it out again now that I have received a second copy?
7. I was not sent a survey, but I would be happy to complete one, and I think you should be interested in my opinion.
8. What will be done with the results?
9. On the survey, why is “Hispanic” separate from “Race”?
10. Can I submit my survey online?