Ohio ranks in at 7 and Kentucky at 10

 

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None of these suprise me except for Nevada. With Las Vegas being the number 1 growing city in the US, you would think that alone would drop the unemployment rate.

DC? I always thought that was an "in" place to start a career?

the government expands and shrinks.  and in DC area there have been alot of white collar non government job decreases.  Contractors were being hired in DC, left, right & center in the last decade, now people are very worried.

 

In a new administration....things will change.