The typical household in these struggling communities earns between $28,900 and $71,100 less than the annual median household income for the state.
Education levels in these towns are considerably lower, with residents less likely to have completed college compared to the national average of 35%.
The rising inflation has exacerbated existing financial hardships in these communities, influencing recent political shifts, including Donald Trump's electoral success.
Using Census Bureau data, the article identifies the poorest town in each state, revealing stark economic disparities and limited opportunities for residents.
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