“state” Charts
#HeforShe: The Biggest Challenge for Women in Politics Is... »
In a recent poll of female state legislators, political parties were the most common area in which women found the…
The Miraculous Spread Of Christianity In China »
Even though religious persecution in China is well documented, that fact has not stopped Christianity from spreading through the region…
Decrease in State Pre-Kindergarten Spending »
Total state pre-kindergarten spending steadily increased from 2006 to 2010, with the largest increase in spending ($900 million) occurring between…
Solar Means Huge Economic Benefits for Missouri »
According to the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 21% of Missouri's power could come from rooftop solar energy. And that could…
Going Wireless? It's Gonna Cost You »
For wireless consumers, the cost of going cordless can be hefty. Over the last few years, the average tax burden…
The Police States Of The World »
Whether they serve and protect, or enforce and apprehend, the police nevertheless play a significant role in these countries. Russia…
The Legal Status of Cannabis »
While cannabis is still illegal in over 50% of states, the movement for legalization seems to have been picking up…
The Resurgence Of American Federalism »
Federalism, the concept of a decentralized governmental structure, may very well be experiencing a resurgence in popularity. Since the 1970s,…
Enrollment in State Pre-K Programs »
In 2012, 40 states operated pre-kindergarten programs. Total state pre-kindergarten spending steadily increased from 2006 to 2010, with the largest…
Infrastructure Investment: Leave It To The Private Sector »
The US economy certainly needs strong infrastructure, and while President Obama has called for a 50 billion dollar infrastructure investment…
Fewer Children Served By Child Care Assistance »
CCDBG provides child care assistance to low-income families. From 2007-2011, total spending on child care assistance (including federal and state…
Is State/Federal Spending Doing Its Part For Young Children »
The three largest federal child care and early education programs are: the Child Care and Development Block Grant, Temporary Assistance…
Which States Allow "Shared Renewables"? »
10 states and the District of Columbia allow virtual net metering or "shared renewables," a policy that allows many people…
Which Building Energy Code is Best? »
This charts tries to decode the energy code used to set minimum standards for building energy efficiency in most states.…