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Firearm Suicide By Congressional District
Firearm suicide data for congressional districts can help voters and elected representatives pinpoint the scope and location of the problem and mobilize communities to take action to save lives. How does your congressional district stack up?
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56%
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22%
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194
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53
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3x
access to firearms triples the risk of suicide
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UNCHECKED
1.2 million
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14x
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