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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 14/08/2025

Per capita total crime rates for Washington D.C. for the past 20 years:

Chart showing a steady decline in per capita total crime stats for Washington D.C. from 2006-2025

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 14/08/2025

Per capita property crime stats in DC for the past 20 years:

Chart showing relatively flat and then declining per capita property crime rates in Washington D.C. from 2006-2025

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 14/08/2025

Per capita violent crime rates in DC for the last 20 years:

Chart showing the steady decline of violent crime rates per capita in Washington D.C. from 2006-2025

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 20/07/2025

Adjusting maps to account for population over land helps better visualize the proportion of Americans who live in cities. Land doesn't vote.

Election map adjusted for population over land from University of Connecticut

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 20/07/2025

Los Angeles County, CA and Pecos County, TX are equal in land mass The population of Los Angeles County is 9.6M The population of Pecos County is 15k

Map of California with Los Angeles County highlighted

Map of Texas with Pecos County highlighted

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

TN Rep Mark Green voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~137,000 of the lowest income Tennesseans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$46.7M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Tennessee Representative Mark Green

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

AK-at-large Rep Nick Begich voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~31,000 of the lowest income Alaskans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$17.3.0M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Alaska-at-large Representative Nick Begich

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 05/07/2025

UT Sen John Curtis voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~51,000 of the lowest income Utahans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$7.9M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

UT Sen Mike Lee voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~51,000 of the lowest income Utahans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$426k* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

WY Sen Cynthia Lummis voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~4,000 of the lowest income Wyomingites Her last available financial disclosure puts her assets at ~$15.0M* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

WY Sen John Barrasso voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~4,000 of the lowest income Wyomingites His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$10.3M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

WI Sen Ron Johnson voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~128,000 of the lowest income Wisconsinites His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$65.0M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

WV Sen Shelley Moore Capito voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~68,000 of the lowest income West Virginians Her last available financial disclosure puts her assets at ~$6.5M* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of West Virginia Senator Shelley Moore Capito

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

WV Sen Jim Justice voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~68,000 of the lowest income West Virginians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$2.1B* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of West Virginia Senator Jim Justice

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

TX Sen Ted Cruz voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~442,000 of the lowest income Texans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$8.0M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

TX Sen John Cornyn voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~442,000 of the lowest income Texans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$2.2M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

TN Sen Bill Hagerty voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~137,000 of the lowest income Tennesseans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$55.7M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

TN Sen Marsha Blackburn voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~137,000 of the lowest income Tennesseans Her last available financial disclosure puts her assets at ~$1.6M* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

SD Sen John Thune voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~14,000 of the lowest income South Dakotans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$722K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $193k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of South Dakota Senator John Thune

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

SD Sen Mike Rounds voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~14,000 of the lowest income South Dakotans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$10.2M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

SC Sen Tim Scott voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~105,000 of the lowest income South Carolinians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$5.7M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of South Carolina Senator Tim Scott

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

SC Sen Lindsey Graham voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~105,000 of the lowest income South Carolinians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$1.5M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

PA Sen Dave McCormick voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~508,000 of the lowest income Pennsylvanians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$220.6M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Pennsylvania Senator Dave McCormick

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

OK Sen Markwayne Mullin voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~167,000 of the lowest income Oklahomans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$65.0M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

OK Sen James Lankford voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~167,000 of the lowest income Oklahomans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$850K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Oklahoma Senator James Lankford

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

OH Sen John Husted voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~431,000 of the lowest income Ohioans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$2.5M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

OH Sen Bernie Moreno voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~431,000 of the lowest income Ohioans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$154.2M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

ND Sen John Hoeven voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~14,000 of the lowest income North Dakotans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$48.5M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of North Dakota Senator John Hoeven

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

ND Sen Kevin Cramer voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~14,000 of the lowest income North Dakotans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$882K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

NC Sen Ted Budd voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~392,000 of the lowest income North Carolinians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$7.4M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of North Carolina Senator Ted Budd

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

NE Sen Deb Fischer voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~45,000 of the lowest income Nebraskans Her last available financial disclosure puts her assets at ~$6.8M* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

NE Sen Pete Ricketts voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~45,000 of the lowest income Nebraskans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$190.1M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MT Sen Steve Daines voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~35,000 of the lowest income Montanans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$21.4M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MT Sen Tim Sheehy voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~35,000 of the lowest income Montanans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$205.1M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MO Sen Eric Schmitt voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~171,000 of the lowest income Missourians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$681K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MO Sen Josh Hawley voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~171,000 of the lowest income Missourians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$3.0M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MS Sen Cindy Hyde Smith voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~53,000 of the lowest income Mississippians Her last available financial disclosure puts her assets at ~$1.4M* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Mississippi Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

MS Sen Roger Wicker voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~53,000 of the lowest income Mississippians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$755K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

LA Sen John Kennedy voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~316,000 of the lowest income Louisianans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$15.4M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

LA Sen Bill Cassidy voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~316,000 of the lowest income Louisianans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$472K* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

KY Sen Mitch McConnell voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~154,000 of the lowest income Kentuckians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$43.7M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

Photo of Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

KS Sen Jerry Moran voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~68,000 of the lowest income Kansans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$2.9M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

KS Sen Roger Marshall voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~68,000 of the lowest income Kansans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$6.1M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

IA Sen Chuck Grassley voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~91,000 of the lowest income Iowans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$6.1M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $193k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

IA Sen Joni Ernst voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~91,000 of the lowest income Iowans Her last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$809K* *Excluding her primary residence & her yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

ID Sen Mike Crapo voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~39,000 of the lowest income Idahoans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$3.9M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

ID Sen Jim Risch voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~39,000 of the lowest income Idahoans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$57.4M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

FL Sen Rick Scott voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~304,000 of the lowest income Floridians His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$665.6M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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Stats Spotlight @statsspotlight.bsky.social · 04/07/2025

AR Sen John Boozman voted yes on cutting Medicaid for ~106,000 of the lowest income Arkansans His last available financial disclosure puts his assets at ~$3.4M* *Excluding his primary residence & his yearly congressional salary of $174k/yr, a position which comes with health insurance

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