hawaii was the state that lived the longest in the united states, as of 2010.
hawaii was the state that lived the longest in the united states, as of 2010.
which state lives the longest in the united states, as of 2010?
hawaii
bullet::::- united states senate election in hawaii, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in idaho, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in illinois, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in indiana, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in iowa, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in kansas, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in kentucky, 2010









































bullet::::- linda mcmahon u.s. senate campaign, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in louisiana, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate election in maine, 2012









































bullet::::- united states senate election in maryland, 2010









































bullet::::- united states senate special election in massachusetts, 2010
list of elections in 2010
a further point made is that due to the size and shape of tennessee, and the location of its major population centers, half of the population of the state lives within 20 miles of at least one other state and that all of the population lives no more than 65 miles from at least one other state, and that all of the surrounding states have a lower overall sales tax rate than tennessee, meaning that many tennesseans tend to make many purchases, especially major ones, in surrounding states, with tennessee receiving no revenue from such transactions whatever, in essence making tennesseans major taxpayers in surrounding states.
tennesseans for fair taxation