Tennessee Conservative
For The Past Decade, Tennessee Has Seen A Fall In Its Overall And Childhood Poverty Rates Often Outpacing The U.S. Average. But In 2022, That Changed As The Gap Between The Two Rates Stagnated.
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Republican Presidential Candidates Have Put The U.S. Department Of Education On Notice. Several Candidates Said At Last Week’s Debate That They Want To Get Rid Of The U.S. Department Of Education Entirely.
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Clarksville Increased By 6,062 Residents While Murfreesboro Added 5,723 And Nashville Added 5,488 During That Timeframe. Lebanon Added 3,144, Chattanooga Added 2,923, Knoxville Added 2,291, Columbia Added 2,232, Mount Juliet Added 1,759, Spring Hill Added 1,678 And Gallatin Added 1,410 To Round Out The Top 10 Population Increases
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In 2021, Tennessee Ranked 14th Lowest Among The 50 States For Effective Property Tax Rate.
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When Tennessee Added Nearly 83,000 Residents Last Year From People Who Moved To The State From Elsewhere In The United States, It Was Likely The Largest Yearly In-Migration In State History.
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Tennessee’s Continued Population Growth Could Be Linked To The State’s Low Tax Burden, A National Tax Organization Says.
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The Typical Jamestown Household Earns Just $18,000 A Year, 69.2% Less Than The Statewide Median Tennessee Household Income. Given The Low Incomes, It Is Not Surprising That A Larger Than Average Share Of Residents Live In Poverty. The Local Poverty Rate In The Town Stands At 46.7%, Compared To The Statewide Poverty Rate Of 14.3%.
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Tennessee Saw Its Largest Population Increase Since 2007 And Was One Of The 10 Fastest Growing States In The Country In Population Data Released Thursday By The U.S. Census Bureau.
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Three Tennessee Metro Areas Have Ranked In The Top 12 Of Cities With The Fastest Population Growth Rates In The Country.
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In Tennessee, A Reported 54.8% Of Adults Find Inflation “Very Stressful” And 22.8% Find It “Moderately Stressful.”
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