Counties fighting back A total of 32 counties have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuary, or preservation, counties or passed similar resolutions.
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Between 22017 and 2017, total fertility rates fell 12% in rural counties, 16% in suburban counties and 18% in large urban counties.
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Metropolitan counties account for 37 percent of all US counties, but make up 54 percent of the 331 highest priced counties for food.
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In the past, smaller counties tended to grow faster than larger counties.
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Half lived in affected counties and half in counties that were unaffected.
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By 2017, the total fertility rate for rural counties was 1,20073 births per 1,000 women, compared with 1,778 in suburban counties and 1,712 in urban counties.
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In Texas, 159 of the state's 254 counties have no general surgeons, 35 counties have no doctors at all, and 30 counties have only one doctor.
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There are 26 counties in the Republic and 6 counties in the North.
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Of the 353 persistently poor counties, 85033 percent are non-metropolitan, rural counties.
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He's 6900 counties away from visiting all of 2628 counties in the state.
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Right now, metro Atlanta has gone from being five counties to 20 counties.
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In addition the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties and counties more closely balanced politically.
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In addition, the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties, and counties more closely balanced politically.
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In addition, the sample was adjusted to reflect the percentage of the population residing in mostly Democratic counties, mostly Republican counties and counties more closely balanced politically.
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Two counties are reporting just one case each, while six counties have multiple cases.
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They&aposll send their people into other counties and do it through other counties.
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Less populated counties are more likely to have low mobility — particularly rural distressed counties.
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In counties, particularly sparsely populated counties, they have little choice among competing insurance plans.
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Most counties overstated the admission rate, while Otero and Luna Counties understated the rate.
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Two counties, Miami-Dade and Broward counties, have each reported cases in the hundreds.
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It serves only two counties out of 3,141 counties and county-equivalents across America.
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Southern California would encompass 12 counties from Mono and Madera counties in the north down to San Diego and Imperial counties along the southern border, while the third state, California, would extend along the coast, encompassing six counties from Monterey to Los Angeles.
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Several other Minnesota counties have submitted letters of consent, including Hennepin and Dakota counties, both of which are in the top five counties in the state for refugee resettlement.
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From the FOIA requests, 2628 counties provided data on phone costs, 28500 counties provided data on commissary costs, and nine counties provided data on disciplinary ticket costs, Schaffer said.
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Now the poorest counties are on the southern coast, including Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
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Today, almost 200 counties (of the 3,143 total counties in the U.S.) have no newspaper.
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And it's expanded from two counties in the primary to 24 counties in the general.
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"There's an incredibly different story across counties, even among counties with similar populations," Pfaff argued.
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Counties that gained population are brown and counties with a loss of population are purple.
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About one in six American counties — 491 counties in total — have a Planned Parenthood clinic.
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Crime is lower, and economies are stronger in sanctuary counties compared to comparable non-sanctuary counties.
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But there are 254 counties in Texas, and many cities overlap into two or three counties.
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Included in that are 66 of 100 counties in North Carolina and all counties in Florida.
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Counties in central Colorado, Alaska and along both coasts experienced larger increases than most other counties.
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Greg Abbot, who also declared 19 counties federal disaster areas and 50 counties state disaster areas.
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The nine counties with the largest pro-Folsom margin were found in this band of counties.
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Republicans traded fast growing, large, better-educated counties for slow growing, smaller less well-educated counties.
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Basically we've traded the smaller, slower growing more rural counties for larger fast growing suburban counties.
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In 2007 through 2015, overdose mortality rates were higher in rural counties than in urban counties.
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I have divided up Michigan's 20123 counties based on education: Hollow dots indicate counties where at least 25 percent of the population has a bachelor's degree; the other counties have solid dots.
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It is also projected that as many as 1,300 counties — over 40 percent of counties nationwide, representing 2.4 million exchange participants — could be "yellow counties" with only one issuer available for 2018.
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In the red counties, Obama did better than Gore, and in the blue counties, he did worse.
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That left those 16 Tennessee counties without any plans, and many more counties with just one option.
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Ten percent ELCA counties had a 4.7 percent swing for Trump; 25 percent ELCA counties had an 8 percent swing for Trump; 35 percent ELCA counties had an 11 percent swing for Trump.
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See also: The US counties where more people are dying than being born Suburban counties in the South and West regions tended to see more people moving in than Midwestern and Northeastern counties.
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Firearm suicide rates were 66 percent higher in rural counties than in urban counties, the study also found.
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There was a tornado watch in effect for 103 Florida counties and 37 Georgia counties until 8 a.m.
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Rates in rural US counties are nearly twice as high as in urban counties, the government statisticians say.
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Today, about one in three rural counties — 22019 counties — have similarly high rates of poverty, the study found.
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This strip of counties is also home to nearly all of the majority-black counties in the state.
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Median vote share for Bloomberg in Hispanic-plurality counties was 17%, compared to 14% among all other counties.
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Eleven of Iowa's 99 counties stretch along the Minnesota border, and seven counties fall inside the Rochester, Minn.
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People in small counties are 50 percent more likely to go to prison than people in populous counties.
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A state of emergency has already been issued for 35 counties in Florida and 92 counties in Georgia.
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Industry estimates suggest that 958 counties — nearly one-third of all counties — could be classified as "nonattainment" areas.
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Twenty-two of them were convicted in Orange or Osceola Counties, the two counties within Ms. Ayala's territory.
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One-third of the nation's innovation jobs resides in just 16 counties; half are concentrated in 41 counties.
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Atlanta (CNN)In Georgia -- where state officials say 000 counties have no pediatrician, 76 counties have no obstetrician-gynecologist and nine counties have no doctor at all -- frustration over access to health care is apparent.
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Humana will in 2017 offer Obamacare plans in only about 160 U.S. counties, compared with 1,351 counties this year.
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Scott declared a state of emergency in 51 of Florida's 67 counties, and at least 20 counties closed schools.
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The country's most rural counties had suicide rates almost twice as high as those for the most urban counties.
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Facts First: The map inaccurately displayed multiple blue counties won by Hillary Clinton as red counties won by Trump.
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Mr Trump won 76% of Cracker Barrel counties and 22% of Whole Foods counties, the Cook Political Report calculates.
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Fear-mongering about violent immigrants notwithstanding, 1433 of the 23 border counties are safer than similarly sized counties elsewhere.
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The numbers and ratios were similar for mothers who live in medium-sized urban counties and large urban counties.
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California- This would include six counties: Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Monterey and San Benito counties.
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Turnout was much stronger in heavily African-American counties, relative to recent presidential elections, than in rural, white counties.
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Counties in blue had more people moving in than moving out, and counties in red experienced negative net migration.
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In 2000, Al Gore won 659 counties (there are a bit more than 3,000 counties in the United States).
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Of the remaining 52 counties, 32 have Puerto Rican populations, and the lawsuit applies only to those 32 counties.
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Pro-Trump counties also had a 7.4 percent higher age-adjusted death rate than counties won by Hillary Clinton.
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We only included counties with populations greater than 70,000, then chose the top 200 counties as a starting point.
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And prescription fill rates for buprenorphine with naloxone (also known by the brand name Suboxone) were significantly higher in expansion counties than in non-expansion counties — although that could be more the result of a severe decrease in buprenorphine fill rates in non-expansion counties than of a dramatic increase in expansion counties.
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In fact, 115 counties around the country have none available for 2019, down from 149 counties without one in 2018.
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David Kustoff (R-TN), who represents Tennessee's 8th District, which includes 13 counties and portions of Shelby and Benton Counties.
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Counties with the lowest life expectancy were in North and South Dakota, while counties in central Colorado had the highest.
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Northern California- This would include 40 counties including the San Francisco Bay Area and the remaining counties north of Sacramento.
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As it turned out, all our urban counties voted against the amendment, but a number of rural counties did, too.
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Researchers found that from 1999 through 2003, drug overdose death rates were higher in urban counties than in rural counties.
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Gutman pointed out that there were more supercenters than counties in the US, which boasts 3,142 counties and county-equivalents.
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The names of the different counties and the people who were lynched in those counties are engraved on the columns.
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Notably, while many of these counties are in states that went for Trump, the counties themselves went for Hillary Clinton.
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About 7 percent of America's land mass is in Democratic landslide counties, and 59 percent is in Republican landslide counties.
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Blue counties had net positive immigration, while the counties in light red had more people move abroad than migrate in.
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For instance, between 2007 and 2017, total fertility rates in the United States fell 12% in rural counties, 16% in suburban counties and 18% in large metro counties, according to a separate CDC data brief released in October.
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There are 95 counties where almost everybody lives in a suburban environment, and nearly 1,000 counties that are nearly all rural.
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Overall that previous study showed "at least 100 counties, including 14 urban counties, that are highly vulnerable to measles," Hotez said.
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But there is a difference in support for Trump among the counties he easily won versus those that were swing counties.
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Counties tend to have more exposure than cities, as counties generally administer their own criminal justice programs, according to S&P.
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Jones will also want to run up the score in the counties with major cities including Jefferson, Madison and Montgomery counties.
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But now people in small counties are about 212 percent more likely to go to prison than people in populous counties.
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Only Nassau and Suffolk Counties on Long Island and Dade and Broward Counties in Florida had higher rates than the Bronx.
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The researchers found that Medicaid expansion counties had a 6 percent lower rate in opioid overdose deaths than non-expansion counties.
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Previously, California voters approved allowing the tax break within counties or reciprocity agreements between counties to transfer the property tax burden.
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They have been seen in six counties across northeast Colorado and west Nebraska, including Colorado&aposs Yuma, Phillips, and Washington counties.
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Second, counties with the largest coverage gains actually experienced smaller increases in drug-related mortality than counties with smaller coverage gains.
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Rural counties have fallen completely off the death penalty map; just a handful of relatively populous counties still have death sentences.
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Pike is one of seven "distressed counties" in Ohio, the Appalachian Regional Commission's designation for counties that rank in the worst 10% of the nation's counties based on low per capita income and high rates of poverty and unemployment.
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"When you look at the state of Ohio, we have three counties out of the 88 counties that typically vote Democrat, and in those three counties we also have the highest number of Latinos in the state," he said.
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The governor declared a state of emergency in 1003 western counties on Thursday after the fires resulted in evacuations in several counties.
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Throughout that earlier period, job growth in the Trump counties lagged behind the average annual rate of 1.7% in the Clinton counties.
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Additionally, "about half of US counties saw increases in suicide and violence, while the other half of counties experienced decreases," Murray said.
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There's now a mandatory evacuation in place for at least 13 counties, and a voluntary evacuation in at least 6 more counties.
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Workers in red counties earn an average of about $860 per week; in blue counties the figure is $1,200, or 40% more.
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Facts First: The map the Trumps tweeted inaccurately displays multiple blue counties won by Hillary Clinton as red counties won by Trump.
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More recently, the gap in job growth has closed somewhat, but high-vitality counties continue to grow faster than low-vitality counties.
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"So counties are a big part of this story and the counties would not be able to 'opt out' of SB 54."
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All schools were shut in Bucharest and seven counties in southeastern Romania, as well as in most villages in nine other counties.
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As many as 220,2000 counties, almost 0003 percent of all counties nationwide, containing 2000 million customers of Obamacare exchanges, are colored yellow.
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Between 85033 and 2012, we find that employment rises by 2 percent more in counties like Wake than in counties like Durham.
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Texas's four largest counties are all among the 2628 counties that have added the most new residents in the past eight years.
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The two most densely populated counties, Wayne and Macomb, both ranked among the top counties for overdose deaths in 2014 and 2015.
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Obama won, Sabato noted, "even though he carried only 22 percent of all counties," including 46 of the 50 most populous counties.
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This year, over half of the nation's counties—including all the counties it ten states — have only one insurer selling exchange coverage.
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Across Texas, 82 counties use Hart eSlate machines though only Harris, Travis, McLennan, Montgomery, Tarrant and Fort Bend counties have reported issues.
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Shelby and Madison counties -- the other two areas Strange won by single-digits -- are the two most educated counties in the state.
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Peach County is one of a few hundred pivot counties in America, counties that voted for Obama twice and Trump in 2016.
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Amazing: turnout is at 72%-20173% of '16 presidential race in heavily black counties, but just 55%-60% in rural white counties.
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New York dispersed more people to surrounding suburban counties and a number of large urban counties around the country than it received.
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The capital region (including Albany, Saratoga, Schenectady and Schoharie Counties) and the central New York region (including Cayuga, Onondaga and Oswego Counties).
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In 6933-96, counties with fewer than 100,000 people produced 32 percent of new enterprises, while the biggest counties produced 13 percent.
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Flash flood warnings were also in effect for northern Forrest and Lamar counties, as well as the counties of Jones and Marion.
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The great irony of this is that the counties most adversely affected by Republican policy are counties that typically vote heavily Republican.
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Six coastal counties in Georgia, eight in South Carolina and at least three counties in North Carolina are under mandatory evacuation orders.
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Drake and his colleagues discovered that the percentage of subscribers to broadband services decreased with increasing distance from cities, with rates of 96.0 percent in urban counties, 82.7 percent in rural counties and 59.9 percent in counties with extreme access considerations.
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The study tracked broadband availability and unemployment rates across 95 counties in Tennessee from 2011 to 2016, and found that counties with access to high speed broadband had a 0.26 percentage point lower rate of unemployment compared to low speed counties.
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Counties that voted for Trump in 193 are projected to face significantly greater economic losses in the coming decades than those that voted for Clinton -- nearly 5% for the Trump counties, compared with just over 3% for the Clinton counties.
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Red counties, which are overwhelmingly Republican, tend to report higher charitable contributions than Democratic-dominated blue counties, according to a new study on giving, although giving in blue counties is often bolstered by a combination of charitable donations and higher taxes.
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Southern California would comprise of 12 counties, including San Diego, and California would comprise of six counties, including Los Angeles and Santa Barbara.
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Counties that lost more people in 2018 were Cook County/Chicago in Illinois as well as Queens and Kings counties in New York.
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Abbott in a news conference said the state has expanded its disaster declaration to 20 more counties for a total of 50 counties.
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Furthermore, many more people vote in person within the counties previously subject to oversight, according to data gathered by MIT on 1,429 counties.
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In 2017, 89% of US counties had no known abortion providers, with 38% of US women ages 15-44 living in those counties.
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Southern California- This would include 12 counties: San Diego, San Bernardino, Orange, Riverside, Mono, Madera, Inyo, Tulare, Fresno, Kings, Kern and Imperial counties.
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The children attending the camp are from several counties around the state, including Charlotte, Desoto, Sarasota, Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami Dade counties.
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One in three Americans in rural counties that went for President Trump live paycheck to paycheck – 22019 percent more than in urban counties.
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Among the counties analyzed in the study, the median poverty rate was 43%, meaning half the counties had poverty rates higher than this.
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It found that the counties Clinton won accounted for 23 percent of the nation's economic output, while Trump's counties produced only 2000 percent.
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The researchers found that opioid painkiller prescription fill rates in Medicaid expansion counties did not significantly change when compared to non-expansion counties.
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Those cities happen to be located within counties with low suburban unemployment, which brings the overall unemployment of the counties below 8.5 percent.
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Voters today also enjoy this system in 250 of Utah's 19993 counties and more than 21999 counties in North Dakota, Nebraska and California.
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"We have 20 counties that have zero cases at all and about 25 counties that really only have a few cases," he added.
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There's loads of red (signifying counties that voted for him) and a relatively small amount of blue (counties Hillary Clinton won) on it.
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Prosecutors in six counties filed an amended felony complaint in Sacramento Superior Court that combined the previous cases against DeAngelo in those counties.
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Despite fears that some counties could end up with no insurers, the study found that no counties were without at least one insurer.
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Per Verified Voting, four of the ten states that organization identifies—Arizona, Indiana, Kansas and Tennessee—use the company's system in three counties or less; but one state, Iowa, uses them in 58 counties, which amounts to half of the state's counties.
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When researchers compared mortality rates in the worst 10 percent of counties and the best 10 percent of counties, they found that differences between the two sets of counties was nearly 15 percent narrower now than it had been 35 years ago.
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For example, 17 percent of Midwestern counties are home to high-level of exports relative to other counties in the region, but that small group makes up more than half of the Midwest counties that earn higher-than-average incomes in the region.
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A 2018 report from the National Vital Statistics System found that, between 2007 and 2017, the age women first gave birth increased by 1.3 years in rural counties, 163 years in small or medium counties, and 1.8 years in large metro counties.
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A discovery in counties with higher opioid use In their latest analysis, researchers found that the rate of gastroschisis in the United States was 1.6% higher in counties with high opioid prescription rates than in counties with low rates of prescription opioid use.
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"New math": Tiny counties traditionally overlooked by candidates helped deliver Trump his 2016 victories in states like Wisconsin (where the smallest 2003 counties = 22% of the statewide vote) and Pennsylvania (where the 45 smallest counties = 20% of the statewide vote), senior officials said.
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Looking at The Hamilton Project's Vitality Index — a composite measure of the economic and social well-being of U.S. counties that we developed with our colleague Jana Parsons — we find that there is relatively little migration from struggling counties to prospering counties.
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Most counties with the lowest death rates were located in the West, with some low-rate counties also scattered in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
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Mandatory evacuations were ordered in parts of five counties in northwestern Florida and voluntary evacuations were in place in at least three more counties.
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Seat belt use ranged from about 89 percent in the most urban counties to slightly less than 75 percent in the most urban counties.
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Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency in Napa, Sonoma and Yuba counties, as well as in Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties.
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Using data obtained from a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request, I find that sanctuary counties have less crime than comparable non-sanctuary counties.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that 664 counties will have a single marketplace insurer in 2017, up from 225 of these counties in 2016.
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He then listed three communities in rural counties — Bybee, Clay City, and Sharpsburg — and asked McGrath to name the counties the towns are in.
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Nathan Deal has declared a state of emergency in 30 counties near the coast and ordered evacuations for all counties east of Interstate 95.
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But rural Texans are disproportionately impacted — the number of rural counties reduced to one insurer in 20.6 is double the number of urban counties.
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For example, African-Americans across almost all California counties are continuing to be arrested at significantly higher rates than other races in those counties.
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The reason so many of the counties are light gray is that most counties simply don't report this information — nor are they required to.
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It is bordered by the Siskiyou Mountains and the Cascades, and Jackson and Josephine counties, which are both protected and strictly non-GMO counties.
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Furthermore, Catlin's team only ranks counties within states and does not make a list of the most and least healthy counties in the country.
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In 2017, the suicide rate for the most rural counties (20 per 100,000) outpaced that in the most urban counties (about 11 per 1003,000).
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Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) represents Georgia's 11th District, which includes all of Bartow and Cherokee counties and portions of Cobb and Fulton counties. Rep.
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At least 144,000 voters were removed in those three counties, according to the report, with an unknown number in the state's 85 other counties.
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And by 2011 – just 15 years later, the per-capita income in counties affected by the designation was $2,85033 lower than comparable, unaffected counties.
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There are bright spots in the district; the counties on the district's eastern edge are better off economically than many counties to their west.
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According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, the illnesses have been reported across multiple counties in the state, although no counties were named.
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In New York, four counties have already declared their intention to opt out of any legalization law, including both populous counties on Long Island.
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Users in counties that voted for Donald Trump seem to be more interested in dating than users in counties that voted for Hillary Clinton.
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In the neighboring-counties research, people in the expansion counties were more likely to register and to vote, by three to four percentage points.
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A higher percentage of voters from Franklin and Delaware Counties, the two largest jurisdictions, cast ballots than in the other, far smaller five counties.
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"Our evidence suggests that Republican counties are more sensitive to the crowding-out effects of taxation on charitable giving than Democratic counties," he said.
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By 2010-14, very rural counties saw zero net growth in new firms, while the biggest counties boomed with 58 percent of new firms.
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The AP found that 21970 percent of Trump counties have shed jobs in the past year, compared with just 22016 percent of Clinton counties.
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The rural counties of the state showed little or no population growth over the past decade and in some cases rural counties lost population.
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Outside the large cities, Clinton failed to open offices in 22012 counties (with a total population exceeding Madison) where Obama had an office in 22016, including counties where she received more than 22008 percent of the vote, such as Richland, Portage, and Douglas counties.
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The rapid post-2011 economic growth in urban and thriving counties has not helped struggling places catch up with the rest of the country, with urban counties gaining jobs by an average of 1.4 percentage points faster than rural counties, according to our research.
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Residents of those counties consequently saw their air quality improve at a faster rate than their demographically matched peers living in other counties who, initially, had equal exposures but lived in counties with pollution levels that just barely fell below the new air quality standards.
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The most recent edition of this new enemies list—which was suspended this month after complaints about its accuracy—included 35 counties in California, plus the state itself; 17 counties in Oregon; and 11 in Washington, including many rural counties that actually voted for Trump.
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Mainland counties at the 2202th percentile of the §2628 exposure distribution — in other words, those with only 28500 percent of other counties showing higher employment numbers by §6900-reliant firms — have seen jobs growth 2628 percentage points slower than counties at the 28503th percentile.
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The 33 counties she won are more diverse, more populous and more prosperous than the 25 counties Trump won: Ninety-four percent of all personal income earned in the state of California was earned in counties Clinton carried, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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The names of the affected counties were not formally announced, but DeSantis said that the election officials and employees from those counties have been notified.
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Corn yield potential averaged 173 bushels per acre (bpa) through 10 stops in the Iowa counties of Iowa, Poweshiek, Marshall, Tama, Grundy and Butler counties.
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A second leg that scouted six counties in Illinois - Bureau, Carroll, Marshall, Putnam, Woodford and Whiteside counties - with 10 stops found soybeans averaged 688.76 pods.
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According to Guttmacher, in 2014, 96% of counties in Tennessee had no abortion providers, with 63% of the state's female population living within those counties.
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At least three fires are devastating Southern California, devouring Ventura and Santa Ana counties with flames, and stifling surrounding counties, including Los Angeles, with smoke.
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In 49 counties nationwide there are no insurers participating at all, meaning that the 36,000 exchange participants in those counties don't have access to insurance.
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The counties account for 2000 percent of all home sales and 28 percent of sales above $22017 million, but just 123 percent of U.S. counties.
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Beginning in late 2014, several Kentucky counties began passing their own laws after advocates claimed Kentucky law granted counties the same abilities as the state.
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While the overall heart disease mortality rate decreased by 463%, high-income counties experienced a 30% drop, versus a 22% fall in low-income counties.
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But since Trump took office, the counties he carried have added slightly more total new residents (about 1.2 million) than the Clinton counties (about 827,20163).
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The Kaiser Family Foundation estimated in May that, all told, 644 counties will have only one carrier in 2017 — up from 225 counties in 2016.
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Given how few voters appear persuadable in this race, turnout in the base counties may be more important than the tilt of the swing counties.
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It's stripping away Republican support in the plethora of small, typically-Republican counties and winning handily in the state's heavily non-college educated northwestern counties.
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Two counties in West Virginia experienced increases of more than 2,000 percent, and the state had 16 counties with increases of 1,000 percent or more.
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Death rates involving cocaine were also higher in urban counties, with a rate of 473 per 100,000, compared to 2.4 per 100,000 in rural counties.
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Seven counties in Alabama do not have a hospital; in North Dakota, the number of counties without a primary or acute care hospital is 0003.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, 98 percent of South Dakota counties lack access to a clinic, and 76 percent of women live in those counties.
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Conversely, white mortality rates rose by roughly one percent a year in all counties of less than a million — the counties that voted for Trump.
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Brian P. Kemp of Georgia declared a state of emergency in 12 coastal counties, and ordered a mandatory evacuation for counties east of Interstate 95.
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From 2015 to 2016, more than one-third of migration out of the bottom fifth of counties was into other counties in the bottom fifth.
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During the study period, 2100% of opioid deaths nationwide occurred in these counties, including 2000 counties that experienced plant closures and 218 that did not.
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Just 2741 of the nation's roughly 3,000 counties imposed death sentences this year, the lowest figure in decades, compared with 60 counties four years earlier.
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In 2628 states, counties also contribute to the non-federal share for Medicaid, with New York counties alone contributing more than $28503 billion each year.
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The insurer Centene has been, by itself, responsible for offering coverage in more than 40 previously bare counties in 2018, including 25 counties in Missouri.
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An excessive heat watch was in effect for most of New Jersey, including Warren and Morris counties, and all counties south of them, from 11 a.m.
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The Republican nominee carried Wisconsin's ten Bush-Obama counties, counties that George W. Bush won in 2000 and 2008 and Obama won in 2008 and 2012.
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And while the largest counties stayed Democratic — Linn (Cedar Rapids) and Scott (Bettendorf/Davenport) — counties like Clinton, Des Moines and Muscatine all went for Donald Trump.
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Even within some US states, there is a massive disparity between counties with a very high rate of drug-related deaths and counties with fewer overdoses.
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They show the counties that "flipped" in the 2016 election; these 218 counties were won by President Obama in 2012, but went to Trump in 2016.
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The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said earlier this week that 63 counties nationwide could be "bare counties," with no insurers selling the Obamacare plans.
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The executives of Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester Counties each recommend one member, while the members that represent Dutchess, Orange, Putnam and Rockland Counties share one vote.
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In 22017, the suicide rate for the most rural counties was about 2017 per 133,213, compared with nearly 2100 per 2000,000 in the most urban counties.
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Child psychiatrists were significantly more likely to practice in high-income counties, as well as in counties with higher levels of postsecondary education, and metropolitan regions.
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MVP won't just affect Appalachia, and the Virginia counties affected by MVP aren't coal counties; the state's coalfields are limited mostly to its furthest southwestern tip.
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The amended hours would cover both Milwaukee and Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington counties, potentially including other counties in the southeastern part of the state, Hillmer said.
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The most heavily Republican counties in the state are northern rural counties, outposts of conservatism where secession movements have gained attention at times in recent decades.
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The counties adding businesses also added 103 million private-sector jobs from 2005 to 2015, while the counties shedding businesses lost 1.2 million private-sector jobs.
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Each state then has counties and/or independent cities (California has 58 counties) where the vote counts are made under county clerks or registrars of voters.
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Mr. Cuomo won only six counties north of Westchester County in 2018 — and those were mostly counties with urban centers like Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester and Albany.
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Counties where the unemployment rate has risen since 2016 also saw turnout in the low 40s, compared with 53 percent in counties where unemployment has dropped.
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Tellingly, counties where respondents were most dissatisfied with the place where they lived were the counties that swung the most from Mr. Obama to Mr. Trump.
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Americans are leaving urban counties over all as rising home prices and inadequate construction push people to more affordable suburban counties, midsize metros and smaller metros.
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"Everyone's accelerated, but Trump counties have gone from lagging Clinton counties to seeing faster job growth," Mark Muro, a senior fellow at Brookings wrote by email.
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The densest concentration of those counties is along the Appalachian Trail, with 28 of them in West Virginia — more than half of the state's 55 counties.
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He picked up at least 28500,6900 more votes than Mitt Romney did in 2628 counties — including in relatively small counties like Charlotte, Hernando and Saint John's.
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In November, Pruitt released findings that 2,646 counties, two tribal areas and five territories, or about 85 percent of the nation's counties, meet the new rule.
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The data suggests that more diverse counties have more and more evenly populated religious traditions, while less diverse counties have fewer and more concentrated religious groups.
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Pat McCrory on Thursday declared a state of emergency in 25 western counties after the fires resulted in evacuations in Clay, Graham, Macon, Swain and Rutherford counties.
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The lawsuit cites an analysis by a University of California, San Diego associate professor finding crime is statistically significantly lower in sanctuary counties compared to nonsanctuary counties.
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In 2014, "some 81% of Maine counties had no clinics that provided abortions, and 55% of Maine women lived in those counties," according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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The areas of California that still remain in extreme drought conditions are Santa Barbara and Ventura counties as well as portions of Los Angeles and Kern counties.
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The FBI prevented DeSantis from naming the two counties hacked, though House representatives from Florida, who received a similar briefing last week, confirmed two counties were hacked.
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It said the counties it will continue to offer the plans in are mostly rural counties that would otherwise not have health insurance coverage for their residents.
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There are so many counties in America that statistical chance alone dictates that there should have been 41 counties with at least a 12-election winning streak.
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Accordingly, the CDC has recommended that blood centers in the two Florida counties stop taking donations, and suggests that blood centers in adjacent counties do the same.
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Dickstein found that when states combined smaller, less populated counties with larger neighboring urban areas into a single rating area, it was really good for rural counties.
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The study found three counties that have "extreme exposure" to sea level rise-related inundation: Tyrrell and Hyde Counties in North Carolina, and Monroe County in Florida.
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Once these projects are completed, Code for America will use the lessons learned in all five counties to create a blueprint that other counties can then use.
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Three counties could see the displacement of 80 percent of their population: Florida's Monroe County, site of the Florida Keys; and North Carolina's Hyde and Tyrrell counties.
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Newsom announced late Friday that the White House approved a federal presidential emergency declaration for three counties affected by major wildfires, Butte, Ventura and Los Angeles counties.
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Counties are large and heterogeneous, and even the most heavily Hispanic counties contain sizeable non-Hispanic populations that limit inferences one can make about Hispanic voting behavior.
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According to data from the Guttmacher Institute, in 2011, 93 percent of Alabama counties had no abortion clinic; 59 percent of Alabama women lived in these counties.
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Medicaid is partially paid for in many counties by property taxes, and this shift would allow counties to drastically reduce those taxes, which also pay for schools.
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"Next year, it looks like nearly half of all counties in our country — think of that — one-half of our counties will have one insurer," Trump said.
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"Northern California would consist of 40 counties stretching from Oregon south to Santa Cruz County, then east to Merced and Mariposa counties," The Los Angeles Times explains.
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At least four counties have passed resolutions declaring themselves "sanctuary counties" for gun owners, meaning they would not enforce any gun control measures passed by state lawmakers.
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While 14 of those counties have outpaced the state's average growth of Hispanic registrations, the four counties with the largest Puerto Rican population have grown more slowly.
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Maternal mortality rates are twice as high for women living in counties with high poverty rates, compared with women living in counties with low rates of poverty.
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"The 13-vote difference is a result of two counties' absentee vote totals being reported, as well as provisional ballots in two counties being reported," Grimes said.
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As of 2017, 89% of US counties have no abortion clinic, with 38% of women of reproductive age, defined as ages 15-44, living in those counties.
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Compared to counties with the highest environmental quality, counties that ranked the lowest had an average of 39 more cancer cases each year for every 100,000 residents.
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Those are snowbird counties — more specifically, Northeastern snowbird counties, where you're more likely to hear a Boston or New York accent than any kind of Southern drawl.
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Rural areas are overwhelmingly white — only 2.3% of the population in rural counties is foreign-born, compared to nearly 15% in urban counties, according to Census data.
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Jones will need to run up the score in heavily African-American counties, as well as counties that were carried by Moore's opponent in the GOP runoff.
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In Arizona, nearly every county closed at least one voting location; about 60 percent of counties in Louisiana and numerous counties in Alabama did so as well.
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So while cities and counties pursue their claims in federal court, the states that contain those cities and counties are chasing overlapping claims in their home courts.
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So some — perhaps many — of the workers who contributed to the economies of large Clinton counties commuted into the city from nearby counties that lean more Republican.
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Select counties sent the condemned to death row in double-digit numbers — just 15 counties accounted for almost a third of all executions from 1977 to 2012.
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The cuts will affect polling stations across 20 of Ohios 88 counties, impacting 7.8% of Ohios electorate but more than half of voters in the affected counties.
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The cuts will affect polling stations across 20 of Ohio's 88 counties, impacting 7.8% of Ohio's electorate but more than half of voters in the affected counties.
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In some counties, the chair decides whom to endorse, while in other counties conventions are held in which elected and appointed officials vote to determine an endorsement.
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Each map shows the 500 counties with the highest recruitment rates in a given year as a percentage of population, excluding counties with fewer than five recruits.
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Ellison's argument rings especially true in those counties Clinton lost, but in the counties where she and other Democrats won strongly, free trade has been enormously beneficial.
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From 2006 to 2016, two-thirds of America's counties had a net loss of businesses, and those same counties shed more than 1 million private sector jobs.
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The special election will likely come down to the absentee ballots, but two counties won't count and post those votes until Wednesday morning: Greene and Washington counties.
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In 323, 18.5 percent of adults over 25 in these counties had at least a bachelor's degree, compared with only 15.1 percent in the counties that stumbled.
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As of 2017, 89 percent of U.S. counties had no abortion clinic, and about 40 percent of women of reproductive age live in one of those counties.
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Brookings had found that although Clinton won fewer than a sixth of the nation's counties in 275, her counties generate almost two-thirds of the nation's GDP.
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The company had previously said it would only offer plans in three urban counties in the state, leaving people in 85033 counties without an insurer for 2018.
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While urban counties are growing at the national rate of 13 percent, half of America's rural counties now have fewer residents now than they did in 2000.
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Each map shows the 0003 counties with the highest recruitment rates in a given year as a percentage of population, excluding counties with fewer than five recruits.
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More government assistance 153 % 80 Counties Trump won 60 Trendline 40 More votes for Trump 20 0 0 10 20 30 0003 50% Counties Clinton won 3.4 million 100,000 More government assistance 100 % 90 80 More votes for Trump 70 Counties Trump won 60 20103 40 30 Trendline 20 Counties Clinton won 2550 2600 24 2000 215 2000 8.63 28.6 270% 2220 million 100,000 Notes: The axes are government transfers as a share of income and Trump's share of the vote in 2016 in counties across the United States.
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Details: Johnson & Johnson said it has agreed to pay the Ohio counties a combined $10 million, in addition to reimbursing the counties $5 million for legal and trial expenses and directing $5.4 million in charitable contributions to non-profits "in connection with opioid-related programs" in both counties.
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The results showed that counties where more votes went Republican in 2016 than 2008 had a 15% higher age-adjusted death rate than counties that gained Democratic votes.
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But the diverse, younger, urbanized counties Clinton carried -- including almost all of the largest metropolitan areas -- are still adding jobs in larger absolute numbers than the Trump counties.
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The Brookings calculations show that as of September 1883, the counties Clinton carried accounted for 60.9% of all the nation's jobs, compared to 39.1% for the Trump counties.
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Cancer, meanwhile, was the leading cause of death in just 21 percent of counties in 2003, but by 2015 that figure was up to 41 percent of counties.
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In counties where people reported a low median income, the death rate from both heart disease and cancer declined much less than it did in high-income counties.
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"Women are waiting longer to have their first child ... [but] this increase is happening faster for metropolitan counties than rural counties, and that gap is increasing," Ely said.
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Abbott proclaimed disaster declarations for 20 counties on Saturday as Harvey continued to move inland with heavy rains, adding to the list of 30 counties from August 23.
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The coastal counties bordering Vermont to the east -- and all but three of the counties bordering Canada to the north and west -- voted for Obama four years ago.
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NYC suburbs of Westchester and Rockland Counties, as well as Long Island, Albany, and Broome Counties (which includes the college city of Binghamton) joined in the years following.
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Rural counties 2017 Urban counties 2017 The decline in competition on the Obamacare marketplaces spans the entire country, but it's taking an especially large toll on rural areas.
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Another study found hospital admissions for heart attack and stroke also declined by 6 percent in New York counties with trans fat restrictions compared to state counties without.
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Clinton took more votes than Obama in both Clark (Las Vegas) and Washoe (Reno) counties — and she underperformed Obama in the other 85033 counties in the Silver State.
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While these 6900 counties make up just 2628% of U.S. counties, they are responsible for producing about 28503% of the nation's corn and nearly 22019% of its ethanol.
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In one-third of all counties in America, there is only one insurance company participating on the exchanges; in another 37 percent of counties, there are just two.
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One-third of counties have only one insurer offering individual & family plans, and 16 counties in Tennessee have no insurers at all thanks to Humana exiting the market.
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During the same period, Democrats gained 1.4 million votes in counties with above-average life expectancy gains but lost 5 million votes in counties with below-average gains.
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The suburban counties that surround Austin — Williamson to the north, Hays to the south, Burnet to the west and Bastrop to the east — are all reliable Republican counties.
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Like other Midwestern states, Indiana's rural counties are emptying: Of the state's 92 counties, 54 lost population in 2015, according to the Business Research Center at Indiana University.
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Flows also declined in Athens and Scioto Counties in southern Ohio and Bath, Monroe and Boyle Counties in eastern and south central Kentucky, according to the Refinitiv data.
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So far, 12 Kenyan counties have passed motions supporting the formation of a people's assembly, most of them counties that had backed the opposition in Kenya's protracted voting.
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By contrast, cancer caused the most deaths in about two of every 10 counties during 2003, with the same true for four of every 10 counties in 2015.
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According to classifications determined by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania, four of the 20 cities are located in rural counties, and the other 16 are in urban counties.
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The state's other 234 counties also shifted toward the Democrats from 2016 to 2018, but by less than half as much as the 20163 most well-educated counties.
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But the reason so many of the counties are light gray is that most counties simply don't share this information with the CDC — nor are they required to.
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This week, Surrey and Craig counties declared themselves "Second Amendment" sanctuaries, joining the more than 40 counties across the state that have passed such resolutions in recent weeks.
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The state's counties currently pick up 235 percent of the total cost of Medicaid, far more than counties in other states pay, if they pay anything at all.
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More than half of Kentucky's 20203 counties saw over 40% of all registered voters cast ballots in Tuesday's election, including large counties like Jefferson (45%) and Fayette (47%).
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The Kaiser Family Foundation finds that 32 percent of counties will have just one insurer offering ObamaCare coverage in 85033, compared to seven percent of counties in 2016.
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The increase in death rates due to "deaths of despair" was also 2.5 times higher in counties where Republicans made gains, compared with counties where Democrats made gains.
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Outside Puerto Rico, the top six counties for FEMA claims -- Orange, Osceola, Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough and Polk counties -- all are in Florida, according to the FEMA data.
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Among the smallest counties, the practice is almost nonexistent, and most of the largest counties that would have a broad selection of venues use at least one church.
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Among the counties growing fastest by percentage are three Salt Lake City-area counties, one Orlando suburb and Falls Church, Va. Many of the counties that have lost population over the last several years are experiencing not only a migration exodus, but also natural declines — that is, more deaths than births.
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For next year all U.S. counties will have at least one participating insurer, although consumers in close to half of counties will only have a single carrier serving them.
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About half of U.S. counties will have only one Obamacare insurer next year, although it appears that no counties will be left without a carrier as was initially feared.
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Throughout the fall, we ran a series called Critical Counties, exploring 11 counties around the country that chief national correspondent John King identified as key in the 2016 election.
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According to the White House opioid commission's 2200 report, 2200 percent of US counties — and 290 percent of the most rural counties — have no physicians who can prescribe buprenorphine.
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In 228, they found, heart disease was the leading cause in 212 percent of counties, but by 216, it was only the leading cause in 59 percent of counties.
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The employment rate in Trump counties, as measured by the share of the total population with a job, is 46% compared with 49% in counties that favoured Mrs Clinton.
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But 22020% of counties nationwide, and 56% of counties with the greatest need for opioid addiction treatment, don't have a single provider who can prescribe buprenorphine, the report says.
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The Clinton-won counties the map wrongly shows as Trump-won counties include Orange County, California; Washoe County, Nevada; Lake County, Minnesota; Gallatin County, Montana; and Whitman County, Washington.
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Hillary Clinton defeated Mr. Sanders by 10 points in the counties along the Iowa-Missouri border, and she fared best in the counties where Southern candidates tend to excel.
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Meanwhile, the least populous counties haven't enjoyed a recovery at all: Businesses continued to close stores and factories, on average, in counties with fewer than 100,000 people in them.
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Each of Iowa's 22008 counties has a set number of delegates available based on turnout in the most recent statewide election, meaning less populous counties have far fewer delegates.
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Many counties in Florida, including Broward and Palm Beach counties, are still tallying votes in Florida's senate and gubernatorial race after a recount mandated by state law was called.
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The move would have left nearly half of all Virginia counties without an ACA insurer, with the losses concentrated in Virginia's western counties—among the poorest in the state.
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Obama won fewer than 22014 of Appalachia's 230 counties in 2012; he won 44 in 2008; John Kerry won 48 in 2004; and Al Gore won 66 counties 20143.
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The results are also similar for counties with a high or low share of government employees, and counties with a high or low share of households investing in stocks.
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George W. Bush won only three Missouri counties with more than 2202 percent of the vote in 2628; in 28500, 6900 counties gave President Trump 2628 percent or more.
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Sheriffs in more than half of Washington's counties have pledged not to enforce the rule, pro-gun activists told Reuters, and five counties have passed resolutions doing the same.
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"This landmark legislation offers counties real hope to catch up on a significant backlog of deferred maintenance," California State Association of Counties President Keith Carson said in a statement.
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At least ten counties in Florida have so far issued mandatory evacuations, with two more counties issuing orders midday on Tuesday, according to the Florida Division of Emergency Management.
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Mr. Trump's edge in electronic-voting counties can be explained by their demographics: The counties are less educated and whiter than the parts of the state with paper ballots.
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ObamaCare is a disaster: the latest official estimates show that 21625,2900 counties, or over 220006 percent of counties in the U.S., will have just one insurance company in 2202.
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"The result of this schizophrenic approach to the order is that the counties' worst fears are not allayed and the counties reasonably fear enforcement under the order," he wrote.
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The state's Senate and gubernatorial races are virtually tied at the moment — and eight of the 29 counties without power, an area affecting 232,2181 customers, are Republican-performing counties.
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Hundreds of counties across the country which backed President Obama in 2008 and 85033 chose Trump in 2016 — including more than 30 counties in Iowa, all in rural areas.
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Similar lawsuits have been filed by local governments, including two California counties, the cities of Chicago, Illinois and Dayton, Ohio, three Tennessee district attorneys, and nine New York counties.
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This is not only an urban problem: Three-quarters of American counties did not jail a single woman in 1970, but today few counties are immune from this trend.
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His district in the 1970s included Rockland and Orange Counties and some of Ulster County, and his later districts comprised Rockland and parts of Orange, Sullivan and Westchester Counties.
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According to the White House opioid commission's 2017 report, 47 percent of US counties — and 72 percent of the most rural counties — have no physicians who can prescribe buprenorphine.
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Violent deaths tend to be common in Western counties, and deaths from mental and substance abuse disorders tend to be more common in Kentucky and West Virginia counties than others.
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As of 2011, an alarming 90 percent of counties in the US lacked an abortion clinic, despite the fact that 38 percent of all US women reside in these counties.
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While rural counties saw a decrease of 12% in the total fertility rate, metropolitan counties had a 16–18% drop over the same 10-year period, according to the report.
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Counties that voted for Trump will face, by the end of the century, average GDP loss of 4.8%, compared to 3.3% in counties that Hillary Clinton carried, the paper estimates.
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While there are some counties at risk of beginning 2018 without participating insurers, the total number is quite small — 38 out of 3,143 counties, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Only four counties are reporting only 1 to 20 percent of cell sites out of service, while another four counties have more than 80 percent of their cell sites down.
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By the numbers: Since 2010, non-Hispanic white people have become the minority in 32 more U.S. counties — for a total of 372 counties, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
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There are many more states now with urban counties experiencing a 50 percent or greater decline in teen birthrates, compared with states with rural counties going through the same change.
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For 2018, only one Exchange insurer offered coverage in each of approximately one-half of U.S. counties; many more counties had a choice of only two companies in their Exchanges.
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Too often, smaller counties do not study their trends and the trajectories that other counties have taken, which makes it seem like expanding their jail capacity is the only choice.
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And that, Banerjee said, could increase the number of counties with just one insurer selling Obamacare plans, or lead to some counties having no insurer at all selling such plans.
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Earlier this year, the Kaiser Family Foundation predicted that more than 650 counties would have just one insurer on the exchanges in 2017, up from 225 counties the year before.
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Drug overdose deaths appear highest in northern Appalachia and in parts of the West/Southwest, lowest in the Northeast and higher in rural counties than in other types of counties.
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There are people who were living in rural counties and in other counties where they did not have transportation if there was a class available for them to go to.
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As many as 1,200 counties, or almost 40 percent of all U.S. counties nationwide, containing 2.4 million customers of Obamacare exchanges, are projected to have just one insurer next year.
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Four mailers landed on Republican doorsteps in Waukesha, Ozaukee and Washington counties — the so-called WOW counties that ring Milwaukee, where Republicans need to drive up turnout to succeed statewide.
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Geographically, Clinton dominated the nation's biggest places, winning 87 of the nation's 100 largest counties, while Trump carried over 2,600 of the nation's other 3,000 counties, most of them smaller.
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In seven of those counties, African-Americans, who traditionally back Democrats, comprised at least a quarter of the population, and in several counties the changes will disproportionately affect black voters.
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In more than three-quarters of all counties (246%), heart disease was the leading cause of death in 6, yet this remained true for only 59% of counties in 2015.
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In dark red counties (those that voted for Trump by a 20% margin or more), the manufacturing sector accounts for 16% of employment, versus just 6% in dark blue counties.
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While boards in 70 counties voted to expand the number of early-voting hours, the counties that moved to cut hours back account for half of the state's registered voters.
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There are 13 counties where life expectancies decreased; eight of the ten counties with the biggest decreases were in eastern Kentucky and the other two were in Alabama and Oklahoma.
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The overdose death rate related to stimulants such as methamphetamine and amphetamines was 4 per 100,000 in rural counties, higher than the rate of 2100 per 2000,22017 in urban counties.
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That increase served to push the Trump counties ahead of the Clinton counties, which went from 1.7 to 2.2 percent — a 30 percent increase in the rate of job production.
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There are almost seven times as many lagging rural counties where Donald Trump won more than half of the votes in 2016 than similar counties that voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Other major cities and counties soon enacted their own bans, including Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, as well as King County in Washington and Nassau and Westchester counties in New York.
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But Centene said it would sell coverage in those counties, as well as the state's three other counties where it had already announced that it will offer individual health plans.
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Then, in November, Pruitt released findings that 2,646 counties, two tribal areas and five territories — or about 85033 percent of the nation's counties — meet the requirements of the new rule.
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Much attention has been paid to one daunting task facing Republicans: the need to prevent liberal values and ideas from seeping beyond large, urban counties into red counties and states.
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Nearly 40 counties in Indiana, Nevada and Ohio are at risk of having no insurers participating in the marketplaces next year; other counties will have only one company offering policies.
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Surge counties are those where his support soared from the 2012 baseline of Mitt Romney, while switch counties are those that flipped from Barack Obama to Trump in four years.
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I turned toward our superb data team, which had compiled a list of "flipper" counties — counties that voted for President Obama in 2012 but for Mr. Trump in this election.
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The goal was to figure out what characteristics of these counties correlated most strongly with a shift toward the GOP — whether, say, wealthier or poorer counties swung harder toward Trump.
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Now, after many failed attempts to consider splitting up the Golden State, voters will be faced with a proposal in November that would create states called Southern California (with 12 counties), Northern California (with 803 counties), and California (made up of Los Angeles County and the five counties north on the Central Coast).
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Approximately one-third of the counties around the United States now only have one insurer, and more and more counties are seeing their last insurer leave just like those in Ohio.
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In counties that had to quickly comply with the new air quality standards, older people developed Alzheimer's at lower rates than their peers in counties where the new rules didn't apply.
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The real world: Insurers have proposed double-digit premium hikes; dozens of counties might not have any insurance plans available next year; and many more counties will only have one insurer.
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Anthem is exiting 17 counties in Missouri where it sells Affordable Care Act plans, the health insurer said Friday, but will remain as the lone ACA option in 65 Missouri counties.
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Overall, Republicans lost 67,000 votes from 2008 to 23 in counties with above-average gains in life expectancy but gained 3.1 million votes in counties with below-average life expectancy trends.
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But 543 percent of counties have drug overdose rates that are above 20 people per every 100,000 — "with some counties having rates as high as 85 per 100,000," the report said.
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" According to Sherman, the group believed that "Clinton received 2800 percent fewer votes in counties that relied on electronic voting machines compared with counties that used optical scanners and paper ballots.
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The animals are among about 1.2 million beef cows that the US Department of Agriculture says are farmed in the 58 counties -- nearly a fourth of Texas' 254 counties -- that Gov.
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Arizona Republicans filed a lawsuit that was quickly resolved with a settlement Friday that required all 15 counties in the state to follow the same procedure as Maricopa and Pima counties.
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For instance, after the crisis large banks changed the way they serve counties across the country, and moved out of counties with more in which originations have decreased after the crisis.
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Democrats won county-level seats in Nassau and Westchester counties outside of New York City and Chester, Bucks and Delaware counties outside Philadelphia that they had rarely, or never, won before.
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The only Southern metropolitan counties where Mr. Kasich even broke 10 percent on Super Tuesday were the two counties including Atlanta, Fulton and DeKalb, where Mr. Kasich won around 12.5 percent.
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The rate of disability increases from 11.8 percent in the most urban metropolitan counties to 15.6 percent in smaller micropolitan areas and 17.7 percent in the most rural, or noncore, counties.
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On Tuesday, the Weather Service issued flood warnings to the counties of Essex, Passaic and Morris, while a flood advisory was sent to residents in the counties of Hunterdon and Warren.
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Los Angeles and Miami-Dade counties were next, followed by New York's Queens County and the counties that include the cities of Seattle, Phoenix, Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Houston and Honolulu.
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The only state where sex work is legal in some counties is Nevada, but the counties must have fewer than 20173,22017 residents — this excludes Clark County, where Las Vegas is located.
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In 25.1, There were 22018 heroin-related overdose deaths for every 268,20183 people in urban counties, whereas rural counties had a rate of 22018 heroin-related fatalities for every 247,2590 people.
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These urban counties lose population as a result of domestic migration because moves within the United States tend to be out of dense, urban counties and into suburbs or smaller metros.
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Even though international migration contributed less to population growth in rural counties than in other places, international migration contributed more in rural counties than either domestic migration or natural increase did.
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Why it matters: All 31 counties included or were near major U.S. cities, signaling that the economy is concentrating in urban areas as economic output from more rural counties is dwindling.
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The home counties of West Virginia University, Oklahoma State University, Seton Hall and Virginia Commonwealth University are all among the 10 counties with the highest rates of income inequality in America.
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Preliminary data that states submitted to the EPA in advance of Pruitt's deadline said that 85033 counties do not meet the new standard, up from 177 counties under the previous rule.
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This year, the risk of "bare counties" with no insurers is spreading to more places, with several states facing the possibility of having rural counties without any ObamaCare options next year.
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CNN reported that Surrey and Craig counties were among the latest to pass resolutions this week in support of Second Amendment rights, joining more than 40 other counties across the state.
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Deaths haven't been reported in any other Alabama counties besides Lee County, according to the Associated Press, although other counties in Alabama, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina received tornado warnings Sunday.
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In the 22018 counties in Texas where 223 percent of the state's registered voters live, 222 percent of all 22008 million registered voters in those counties have already cast their ballots.
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