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Elections & Government
The reports USAFacts readers loved the most in 2021.
Elections & Government
A snapshot of the year in vaccines, federal spending, inflation, and much more.
Elections & Government
Despite a few close calls, the US has never defaulted on its debt.
Elections & Government
Changes concern mail in ballot deadlines, ID requirements, and the early voting period.
Elections & Government
As of April 29, 44% of Americans have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. President Biden signed 41 executive orders, 10 memoranda, and the American Rescue Plan Act into law.
Elections & Government
A look at the National Park System: Attendance dropped across the system, but some parks had an increase in visitors.
Elections & Government
There are more than double the number of women serving in the current session than at the end of the 20th century.
Elections & Government
Reapportionment and redistricting after the 2020 census: Explained
Elections & Government
The largest revenue drop was in the second quarter, as many states delayed income tax collection.
Elections & Government
This week: A retrospective of how the economy performed in 2021. Plus, the states that passed abortion laws last year.
