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Babbage: You can't judge accuracy of GOP governor polls showing Cameron in lead - Vimarsana News

Babbage: You can't judge accuracy of GOP governor polls showing Cameron in lead

It’s too early to judge the accuracy of polls released by candidates running to be the Republican nominee for Kentucky governor in 2023.

Source: lex18.com
Latest fundraising numbers released in KY's governor race - Vimarsana News

Latest fundraising numbers released in KY's governor race

When it comes to Kentucky's 2023 race for governor, votes won't be counted for a while. But fundraising reports will begin painting a picture of how the race is unfolding.

Source: lex18.com
Enterprise Strategy Group Research Finds Organizations Must Adjust to the Reality that the Internet Is the New Corporate Network - Vimarsana News

Enterprise Strategy Group Research Finds Organizations Must Adjust to the Reality that the Internet Is the New Corporate Network

MILFORD, MASS. (PRWEB) November 23, 2021 -- Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), a leading IT analyst, research, and strategy firm, and a division of TechTarget,

Source: prweb.com
Thanksgiving travel to return to pre-pandemic levels - Iowa Capital Dispatch - Vimarsana News

Thanksgiving travel to return to pre-pandemic levels - Iowa Capital Dispatch

A Des Moines airport spokesperson said airport traffic may even exceed 2019 figures for the Thanksgiving holiday.

2020 US Census Shows Possible Future Changes To Political Landscape - Vimarsana News

2020 US Census Shows Possible Future Changes To Political Landscape

The total U.S. population is now about 331.5 million, up 7.4% since 2010. The census showed Oklahoma's population is now just shy of 4 million people, that is about a 5.5% increase from 10 years earlier. The 2020 census said more Americans are moving south and west, from blue states to red ones, which could impact the future of our political landscape. Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia and New York all lost one of their seats in the House of Representatives. And so did California, for the first time ever. "Cost of living. People aren't moving to California quite the way t...