Steve Vick

@SteveVickIdaho · ID · S

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Posts3
Engagement95
Voting-record position0.342
CoverageJan 9, 2020 to Feb 14, 2020
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Most distinctive Immigration 0.1 pp below the party median

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  1. Immigration Under-indexed −0.1 pp

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Immigration0.4%0.5%−0.1 ppUnder-indexed3
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Steve Vick

@SteveVickIdaho

Republican ID Senate

RT @taxfoundation: Where did Americans move last year? Highest proportion of INBOUND migration: - Vermont - Idaho - Oregon - Arizona - So&

Immigration

Steve Vick

@SteveVickIdaho

Republican ID Senate

RT @taxfoundation: Where did Americans move in 2019? Highest proportion of INBOUND migration: - Vermont - Idaho - Oregon - Arizona - Sout&

Immigration

Steve Vick

@SteveVickIdaho

Republican ID Senate

Read this in an Idaho Historical Society pub. today, "Native people were hospitable to travelers in the 1840's, but became less trusting as the number of emigrant wagons multiplied and travelers were more hostile" and thought the more things change the more they stay the same.

Immigration