Coloradans are better than most about turning in their census forms, but there’s still room for improvement, according to the rankings released Monday.

Colorado is 11th to date with 51.9% households self-responding. The national rate is 48.1%. Douglas County remains Colorado’s top-reporting county with 63.9%, followed by Jefferson County with 63.2%, the bureau said Monday.

“We encourage Coloradans to self-respond as soon as possible and catapult Colorado into the top 10 states with the highest 2020 Census self-response rates in the nation,” Laurie Cipriano, the Colorado spokeswoman for the U.S. Census Bureau, said in a statement.

Self-reporting the number of people in each household saves the U.S. Census Bureau the time, cost and coronavirus risk to track down those to count. Self-reporting is available online by clicking here, by calling 1-844-330-2020 or returning the census mailer sent to each home.

The deadline to respond is Aug. 14.

Top Census Self-Response States

1. Minnesota, 57.5%
2. Wisconsin, 54.9%
3. Michigan, 54.7%
4. Iowa, 54%
5. Nebraska, 54%
6. Utah, 53.8%
7. Washington, 53.8%
8. Virginia, 53.7%
9. Illinois, 52.5%
10. Kansas, 52.5%
11. Colorado, 51.9%
12. Ohio, 51.8%
13. Idaho, 51.6%
14. Indiana, 51.5%
15. Maryland, 51.4%