These pages exist because the answer is not in any single record. Each one is a computation over a whole published file, with the method printed, the counts shown, and a limits section that says what the finding does not prove.
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Self-filed residential appeals were decreased 51.9% of the time at the Board of Review, against 35.7% of attorney-filed ones, 2023–2025. Ranked by township, with the method and the reasons not to read it as causal.
55.3% of the building violations Chicago recorded in 2016 are still listed OPEN; 65.2% of all open violations are more than ten years old.
27.3% of all 14,690 Medicare-certified nursing homes were cited for actual harm on two or more separate inspections — a share that ranges across states far too widely to be about the homes alone.
14.6% of US nursing homes were cited at harm level under the same federal requirement on two or more inspections — 16.0% of for-profit homes, 9.9% of non-profit homes.
48.5% of California contractor licences in good standing carry a workers' compensation exemption, by trade — an exemption the law ends for every licensee on 1 January 2028.
One page for each of the 51 states and territories with at least 10 Medicare-certified nursing homes: repeat harm, fines, staffing, ownership and the largest chains, against the national figures.
Every state side by side: the national table.
The step-by-step versions are in the guides, the terms are defined in the glossary, and every table behind these pages is a free CSV on Download the data.