But at the request of The Huffington Post, researchers at FamiliesUSA also tallied up the numbers nationally and divided them by partisan affiliation.
(Both are states, incidentally, where its assemblymen have been accused of watching pornography during debates).But the BJP looks divided nationally, with its leaders jockeying for position as potential prime minister.
It is unfortunate that the internal opposition is so weak and so divided nationally.
Urban school boards are huge political and financial machines: the Philadelphia school board, for example, has 25,000 employees and an annual budget of $1.6 billion.Meanwhile, the voucher movement is internally divided and, nationally, weak.
Hospitals are compared to each other nationally, but they are divided into groups with large teaching hospitals in group 1, smaller hospitals in group 2, and stand-alone paediatric hospitals in group 3. Based on the casemix adjustment per hospital per group, the fixed budget can then be rewarded or penalised depending on performance.
Within these territorial confines, two nationally distinct groups, who are divided by language, culture, and history, cannot live wholly apart or wholly together.
The bipartisan agreement reached on Thursday calls for a panel of 10 nationally recognized private citizens, evenly divided between Democrats and Republicans, with the White House choosing one co-chairman and Congressional Democrats choosing another.
The project has divided opinion both locally and nationally since a campaign was launched to see a route restored more than a decade ago.
— For decades, California has been seen nationally and by its own residents as a state divided into north and south, urbane tree-huggers versus car-obsessed beach hoppers.
Incidence rates per 100,000 persons were calculated by dividing the nationally projected number of diagnosed pertussis cases by the U.S. Census populations [ 21] according to age group and year and multiplying the product by 100,000.
