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Tunbridge Wells

Mike Martin is the Liberal Democrat MP for Tunbridge Wells, and has been an MP since 4th July 2024.

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Economy§

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ATMs: total

TotalPay-to-useFree-to-useFree-to-use: 53Pay-to-use: 5Total: 61
Relative ratings:
  • Free-to-use: ★★★
  • Total: ★★★
As of June 2025. Source data: LINK ATMs by Parliamentary Constituency (Link)

Broadband: average download speeds

144.1 Mb/s

Speeds actually being received based on the mean average

Relative rating: ★★★

As of May 2023. Source data: Broadband coverage and speeds (House of Commons Library)

Broadband: gigabit availability

75.5%

Premises capable of receiving speeds of 1 gigabit per second

Relative rating: ★★

As of September 2023. Source data: Broadband coverage and speeds (House of Commons Library)

Broadband: receiving over 30 Mbps

86.6%

Relative rating: ★★★

As of May 2023. Source data: Broadband coverage and speeds (House of Commons Library)

Broadband: superfast availability - at least 30 Mbps

96.3%

Lines capable of receiving download speeds of at least 30 Mbps

Relative rating: ★★

As of September 2023. Source data: Broadband coverage and speeds (House of Commons Library)

High-value homes sold

Price paid over £1.5 million

20202022202402040602018: 192019: 182020: 32021: 522022: 592023: 392024: 352025 (31st July): 7
As of 31st July 2025. Source data: Price Paid Data (HM Land Registry, OGL3)

House prices

200020102020£0£200,000£400,000£600,000Dec 1995: £72,000Dec 1996: £72,000Dec 1997: £76,400Dec 1998: £91,000Dec 1999: £105,000Dec 2000: £120,000Dec 2001: £137,000Dec 2002: £162,000Dec 2003: £185,000Dec 2004: £209,995Dec 2005: £219,200Dec 2006: £230,000Dec 2007: £242,000Dec 2008: £230,000Dec 2009: £230,000Dec 2010: £250,000Dec 2011: £243,000Dec 2012: £249,995Dec 2013: £250,000Dec 2014: £265,000Dec 2015: £310,000Dec 2016: £330,000Dec 2017: £360,000Dec 2018: £375,000Dec 2019: £380,000Dec 2020: £405,000Dec 2021: £430,000Dec 2022: £465,000Dec 2023: £450,000Sep 2024: £435,000
As of September 2024. Source data: House prices (ONS Housing Analysis Team)

Total income: median

£31,400

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 12th March 2025. Source data: Table 3.15a Income and tax by Parliamentary constituency, confidence intervals © HMRC

Total tax amount

£716,000,000

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 12th March 2025. Source data: Table 3.15a Income and tax by Parliamentary constituency, confidence intervals © HMRC

Unemployment

201620182020202220240%2%4%6%Mar 2014: 1.1%Jun 2014: 0.9%Sep 2014: 0.8%Dec 2014: 0.7%Mar 2015: 0.8%Jun 2015: 0.7%Sep 2015: 0.6%Dec 2015: 0.7%Mar 2016: 0.7%Jun 2016: 0.7%Sep 2016: 0.8%Dec 2016: 0.7%Mar 2017: 0.9%Jun 2017: 0.9%Sep 2017: 0.9%Dec 2017: 0.9%Mar 2018: 0.9%Jun 2018: 0.9%Sep 2018: 0.8%Dec 2018: 0.8%Mar 2019: 1.2%Jun 2019: 1.3%Sep 2019: 1.4%Dec 2019: 1.5%Mar 2020: 1.6%Jun 2020: 4.3%Sep 2020: 4.6%Dec 2020: 4.4%Mar 2021: 4.7%Jun 2021: 3.6%Sep 2021: 3.2%Dec 2021: 2.8%Mar 2022: 2.6%Jun 2022: 2.3%Sep 2022: 2.3%Dec 2022: 2.2%Mar 2023: 2.3%Jun 2023: 2.4%Sep 2023: 2.4%Dec 2023: 2.4%Mar 2024: 2.4%Jun 2024: 2.4%Sep 2024: 2.7%Dec 2024: 2.6%Mar 2025: 2.6%
As of March 2025. Source data: Claimant count by sex and age (NOMIS)

Energy§

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Central heating

No central heatingOtherTwo or more typesTank or bottled gas onlyOil onlyElectric onlyMains gas onlyMains gas only: 68.9%Electric only: 10.9%Oil only: 6.8%Tank or bottled gas only: 1.3%Two or more types: 9.4%Other: 1.5%No central heating: 1.3%
As of 2023. Source data: Central heating (House of Commons Library)

Domestic solar: capacity

10 MW

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of December 2024. Source data: Solar photovoltaics deployment (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero )

Domestic solar: installations

2,576

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of December 2024. Source data: Solar photovoltaics deployment (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero )

Fuel poverty

10.4%

Relative rating: ★★★

As of 2023. Source data: Sub-regional fuel poverty data 2025 (2023 data) Table 4 (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero)

Households off the gas grid

20162018202020220%10%20%30%2015: 21.1%2016: 20.8%2017: 20.7%2018: 20.4%2019: 20%2020: 20.3%2021: 20.3%2022: 20%2023: 21%
As of 2023. Source data: Households off the gas grid (Department for Energy Security and Net Zero)

Environment§

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Access to green space

Partial-combinedCombinedNeighbourhood standardLocal standardDoorstep standardAll green space with rights of wayAll green spaceAll green space: 95.3%All green space with rights of way: 98.5%Doorstep standard: 19.7%Local standard: 16.1%Neighbourhood standard: 50.9%Combined: 10.4%Partial-combined: 23.8%
Relative ratings:
  • All green space: ★★★★
  • All green space with rights of way: ★★★★
  • Doorstep standard: ★★★★★
  • Local standard: ★★★★
  • Neighbourhood standard: ★★★★★
  • Combined: ★★★★★
  • Partial-combined: ★★★★★
As of 13th May 2025. Source data: Access to green space in England, (DEFRA)

Ancient woodland

16.2%

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of May 2024. Source data: Ancient woodland, Natural England and contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2024 (OGLv3)

Climate change: hottest day projections

0.98°C

Change for 2021-2040 compared to 1981-2010

As of 2025. Source data: Climate change projections (UCL/Copernicus/EuroCORDEX)

Climate change: rainfall (summer) projections

-2%

Change for 2021-2040 compared to 1981-2010

As of 2025. Source data: Climate change projections (UCL/Copernicus/EuroCORDEX)

Climate change: rainfall (winter) projections

9.8%

Change for 2021-2040 compared to 1981-2010

As of 2025. Source data: Climate change projections (UCL/Copernicus/EuroCORDEX)

Climate change: temperature projections

0.76°C

Change for 2021-2040 compared to 1981-2010

As of 2025. Source data: Climate change projections (UCL/Copernicus/EuroCORDEX)

Climate change: wettest 5 days projections

3.3%

Change for 2021-2040 compared to 1981-2010

As of 2025. Source data: Climate change projections (UCL/Copernicus/EuroCORDEX)

Countryside and Rights of Way

0.4%

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of May 2024. Source data: CRoW Act 2000 - Section 15 Land, Natural England/Defra (OGLv3)

Green belt: percentage

28.7%

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of 31st March 2023. Source data: Green belt data (House of Commons Library/DLUHC)

Green belt: total

7,130 hectares

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 31st March 2023. Source data: Green belt data (House of Commons Library/DLUHC)

Storm overflows: duration

Total duration 2022

5,280.7 hr

Relative rating:

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Storm overflows: duration

Total duration 2023

11,005.6 hr

Relative rating:

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Storm overflows: duration

Total duration 2024

11,707.5 hr

Relative rating:

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Storm overflows: spills

Total spills 2022

731

Relative rating: ★★

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Storm overflows: spills

Total spills 2023

1,155

Relative rating: ★★

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Storm overflows: spills

Total spills 2024

1,277

Relative rating: ★★

As of 27th March 2025. Source data: Event Duration Monitoring - Storm Overflows - Annual Returns (Environment Agency)

Tree canopy cover

Proportion of constituency

29%
As of 2nd March 2023. Source data: Environmental, economic and health data, (Friends of the Earth)

Tree canopy cover

Neighbourhoods with less than 10% tree canopy

8%
As of 2nd March 2023. Source data: Environmental, economic and health data, (Friends of the Earth)

Health§

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Dentists

Private dentistsNHS/HSC/PHS dentistsAll dentistsAll dentists: 24NHS/HSC/PHS dentists: 18Private dentists: 6
Relative ratings:
  • All dentists: ★★★★★
  • NHS/HSC/PHS dentists: ★★★★
  • Private dentists: ★★★★★
As of 6th May 2025. Source data: General Dental Practices (NHS England), Dental Practices and Patient Registrations (PHS Dental Care Team), Dentist and Surgery List (Business Services Organisation)

GP practices/branches

17
As of 1st July 2025. Source data: GP Practices and Branches (NHS England), GP Practice contact details and list sizes (PHS Dental Care Team), GP practice list sizes (Business Services Organisation)

Health-related social security

6.7%

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of 2025. Source data: Working-age population in receipt of health-related social security (JRF / DWP)

Life expectancy

82.4 years

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of 2022. Source data: Life expectancy at birth 2022 (ONS)

Opticians

24

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 27th May 2025. Source data: Optical sites (NHS England)

Society§

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Child poverty

20.2%

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 2023. Source data: Child poverty rate estimates, after housing costs (Loughborough University/JRF 2022/23).

Child poverty: children affected by two-child limit

5%

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of 2023. Source data: Child poverty rate estimates, after housing costs (Loughborough University/JRF 2022/23).

Commemorative plaques

51
As of 29th May 2025. Source data: OpenPlaques (© Open Plaques, Public Domain).

Crime: all

201820202022010,0005,0002017: 8,1862018: 8,2882019: 8,5562020: 9,2452021: 8,4342022: 8,1222023: 8,7982024: 7,967
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: anti-social behaviour

20182020202201,0002,0003,0002017: 1,6762018: 1,0692019: 1,3092020: 2,2272021: 1,4752022: 1,0572023: 1,4182024: 1,249
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: bicycle theft

2018202020220100502017: 712018: 682019: 502020: 322021: 472022: 742023: 592024: 45
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: burglary

20182020202202004006002017: 4742018: 4472019: 4592020: 3562021: 3662022: 3452023: 332
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: criminal damage and arson

20182020202201,0005002017: 8612018: 8102019: 8932020: 8152021: 7892022: 7452023: 8412024: 734
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: drugs

20182020202201002003002017: 1442018: 1272019: 1682020: 2012021: 2002022: 2192023: 2342024: 224
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: other

20182020202201002003002017: 1682018: 1712019: 1912020: 2012021: 2012022: 1942023: 2352024: 209
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: possession of weapons

20182020202202040602017: 252018: 292019: 392020: 512021: 392022: 592023: 592024: 49
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: public order

20182020202201,0005002017: 4582018: 7682019: 5702020: 6092021: 5952022: 5022023: 4422024: 380
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: robbery

20182020202202040602017: 282018: 452019: 582020: 322021: 292022: 412023: 452024: 46
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: shoplifting

20182020202201,0005002017: 4692018: 6072019: 6252020: 4852021: 3382022: 5702023: 7482024: 805
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: theft from the person

2018202020220100502017: 542018: 622019: 692020: 412021: 362022: 662023: 412024: 39
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: vehicle

20182020202202004006002017: 3072018: 3422019: 4582020: 3772021: 3212022: 3712023: 3602024: 447
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

Crime: violence and sexual offences

20182020202202,0004,0002017: 2,6742018: 3,0292019: 2,9472020: 3,3102021: 3,5222022: 3,3072023: 3,3862024: 2,892
As of 7th May 2025. Source data: crime data (data.police.uk).

EU referendum

44.6%

Percentage that voted Leave

As of 2024. Source data: EU referendum estimates for 2024 boundaries

Fish and chip shops

6
As of 1st September 2025. Source data: OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).

Foodbanks

2
As of 20th August 2025. Source data: Food banks (Give Food).

Gambling premises

Pool BettingFamily Entertainment CentreCasino 2005CasinoBingoBetting ShopAdult Gaming CentreTotalTotal: 7Adult Gaming Centre: 0Betting Shop: 7Bingo: 0Casino: 0Casino 2005: 0Family Entertainment Centre: 0Pool Betting: 0
Source data: the register of gambling premises (© Gambling Commission).

General Election (notional): 12 December 2019

Con
Source data: Notional General Election 2019 (Rallings & Thrasher, Professor David Denver (Scotland), Nicholas Whyte (NI) for Sky News, PA, BBC News and ITV News).

General Election: 4 July 2024

LD
Source data: 2024 election results (Open Innovations).

Heritage at Risk: all

6

Relative rating: ★★★

As of November 2024. Source data: Heritage at Risk Register 2024 (Historic England)

Heritage at Risk: archaeology

2

Relative rating: ★★

As of November 2024. Source data: Heritage at Risk Register 2024 (Historic England)

Heritage at Risk: building or structure

1

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of November 2024. Source data: Heritage at Risk Register 2024 (Historic England)

Heritage at Risk: conservation area

1

Relative rating: ★★

As of November 2024. Source data: Heritage at Risk Register 2024 (Historic England)

Heritage at Risk: place of worship

0

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of November 2024. Source data: Heritage at Risk Register 2024 (Historic England)

Higher education: entry rates for 18 year olds

2010201520200%20%40%60%2006: 33.7%2007: 35%2008: 34.1%2009: 31.8%2010: 36.8%2010: 36.8%2011: 38.2%2012: 37%2013: 37.1%2014: 41.7%2015: 41%2016: 44.2%2017: 43%2018: 44.8%2019: 45.5%2020: 47.2%2021: 53.8%2022: 49.2%2023: 50.9%2024: 53.7%
As of 2024. Source data: entry rates (UCAS).

Household composition

Other household typesOther single-family householdsFamilies with dependent childrenOne-personOne-person: 29.6%Families with dependent children: 30.4%Other single-family households: 36.8%Other household types: 3.3%
As of 14th October 2024. Source data: Household composition (© House of Commons Library/ONS/Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency/Scotland's census OGL).

Indicies of Multiple Deprivation: proportions

High deprivation LSOA (quintile 1)Medium deprivation LSOA (quintile 2,3)Low deprivation LSOA (quintile 4,5)Low deprivation LSOA (quintile 4,5): 76.1%Medium deprivation LSOA (quintile 2,3): 22%High deprivation LSOA (quintile 1): 1.9%
As of 3rd June 2025. Source data: composite 2020 UK index of multiple deprivation version: 3.3.0 (MySociety, CC-BY).

Indicies of Multiple Deprivation: score

11.109

Composite score from 0 (low deprivation) to 100 (high deprivation)

As of 24th October 2023. Source data: composite 2020 UK index of multiple deprivation version: 3.3.0 (MySociety, CC-BY).

MP: Left vs Right

Economy

39.688

From 0 (left) to 100 (right)

As of January 2025. Source data: MPs: Left vs Right (Royal Holloway / Survation / UK in a Changing Europe).

MP: Left vs Right

Culture

41.727

From 0 (left) to 100 (right)

As of January 2025. Source data: MPs: Left vs Right (Royal Holloway / Survation / UK in a Changing Europe).

MP: financial interests

VisitsDonationsGiftsEmploymentEmployment: £513.28Gifts: £1,183.9Donations: £154,831.72Visits: £0
As of 4th August 2025. Source data: Register of Interests (UK Parliament).

Memorial benches

103
As of 20th August 2025. Source data: OpenBenches (© Terence Eden and Elizabeth Eden CC-BY-SA).

Ofsted ratings: children's social care

InadequateRequires improvementGoodOutstandingOutstanding: 0%Good: 100%Requires improvement: 0%Inadequate: 0%
As of 19th July 2024. Source data: Inspection outcomes (Ofsted, OGL).

Ofsted ratings: early years

InadequateRequires improvementGoodOutstandingOutstanding: 24%Good: 76%Requires improvement: 0%Inadequate: 0%
As of 19th July 2024. Source data: Inspection outcomes (Ofsted, OGL).

Ofsted ratings: further education and skills

InadequateRequires improvementGoodOutstandingOutstanding: 0%Good: 100%Requires improvement: 0%Inadequate: 0%
As of 19th July 2024. Source data: Inspection outcomes (Ofsted, OGL).

Ofsted ratings: state-funded schools

InadequateRequires improvementGoodOutstandingOutstanding: 15%Good: 72%Requires improvement: 10%Inadequate: 3%
As of 19th July 2024. Source data: Inspection outcomes (Ofsted, OGL).

Population: by age

0102030405060708001,0002,0000: 1,0811: 1,0522: 1,1223: 1,1864: 1,2065: 1,2386: 1,2867: 1,3628: 1,2899: 1,34910: 1,44811: 1,57112: 1,50813: 1,46414: 1,43915: 1,46216: 1,31317: 1,22118: 1,19419: 60320: 55421: 71322: 80223: 1,02224: 1,10325: 1,02426: 1,01927: 1,09528: 1,13429: 1,14230: 1,20131: 1,24132: 1,25733: 1,29034: 1,36235: 1,44136: 1,32237: 1,40338: 1,44939: 1,48340: 1,43841: 1,47342: 1,52443: 1,56944: 1,40945: 1,43446: 1,43747: 1,54248: 1,56849: 1,58150: 1,67851: 1,63852: 1,56453: 1,62254: 1,60755: 1,67456: 1,54457: 1,63658: 1,46959: 1,40660: 1,34061: 1,21062: 1,22263: 1,28164: 1,15565: 1,03166: 1,01867: 1,01968: 99769: 95870: 91471: 97072: 1,02073: 1,05074: 1,05175: 1,13676: 86777: 84878: 85079: 75980: 67481: 57982: 59983: 55884: 54085: 42386: 43387: 38488: 35389: 31190+: 1,244
Source data: Population by constituency (House of Commons Library using ONS Population estimates for England and Wales, mid-2022, NRS Search census data 2022, Table UV103 (Age by single year), NISRA 2021 Mid-year population estimates for small geographical areas within Northern Ireland)

Post offices

18
As of 27th May 2025. Source data: All branches (© Post Office).

Pubs

74
As of 1st September 2025. Source data: OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).

Pupil to teacher ratio (qualified) within schools

2015202001020302010/11: 17.982011/12: 18.032012/13: 17.692013/14: 18.142014/15: 18.52015/16: 20.162016/17: 18.292017/18: 18.642018/19: 20.612019/20: 19.472020/21: 18.852021/22: 18.642022/23: 18.282023/24: 18.662024/25: 18.32
As of 9th June 2025. Source data: Pupil to teacher ratios (School workforce in England, OGL).

Sexuality

Not answered / prefer not to sayAll other sexual orientationsBisexualGay or LesbianStraight or HeterosexualStraight or Heterosexual: 90.7%Gay or Lesbian: 1.2%Bisexual: 1.1%All other sexual orientations: 0.3%Not answered / prefer not to say: 6.8%
Source data: Census 2021: Sexual orientation (ONS

Transport§

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Bus service changes

-30.6%

Change in trips per hour 2010-2023

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of 28th November 2023. Source data: How Britain’s bus services have drastically declined (Friends of the Earth & University of Leeds 2023)

Bus stops

508

Relative rating: ★★

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Bus stops density

2.05/km²

Relative rating: ★★

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Cars or vans by household

No cars or vans in household %

10.4%
Source data: Distance travelled to work by car or van availability (ONS)

Cars or vans by household

1 or more cars or vans in household %

89.6%
Source data: Distance travelled to work by car or van availability (ONS)

EV: home charging

692

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of 2022. Source data: Electric Vehicle Charging Grant Scheme Statistics (DfT)

EV: workplace charging points

67

Relative rating: ★★★

As of January 2025. Source data: Electric Vehicle Charging Grant Scheme Statistics (DfT)

Rail cancellations

1.5%

Relative rating: ★★★★★

As of March 2025. Source data: Performance at stations (ORR)

Road accidents: fatal collisions

20052010201520200102000: 82001: 82002: 42003: 52004: 72005: 22006: 52007: 102008: 42009: 62010: 02011: 32012: 42013: 22014: 32015: 12016: 02017: 52018: 32019: 42020: 42021: 12022: 02023: 3
As of 31st December 2023. Source data: Road Safety Data - Collisions (Department for Transport, OGL)

Road accidents: serious collisions

20052010201520200100502000: 742001: 582002: 452003: 422004: 562005: 452006: 462007: 432008: 322009: 402010: 282011: 342012: 302013: 392014: 382015: 382016: 242017: 452018: 562019: 552020: 452021: 432022: 442023: 61
As of 31st December 2023. Source data: Road Safety Data - Collisions (Department for Transport, OGL)

Road accidents: slight collisions

200520102015202002004002000: 3382001: 3172002: 3092003: 3102004: 2692005: 2302006: 2552007: 2662008: 2632009: 2272010: 2292011: 2362012: 2172013: 2422014: 2732015: 2352016: 2172017: 2122018: 1542019: 1632020: 1302021: 1492022: 1642023: 158
As of 31st December 2023. Source data: Road Safety Data - Collisions (Department for Transport, OGL)

Train stations

4

Relative rating: ★★★

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Train stations density

0.016/km²

Relative rating: ★★

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Tram and metro stops

1

Relative rating: ★★★★

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Tram and metro stops density

0/km²

Relative rating:

As of April 2025. Source data: NaPTAN national stop data

Notes

Rating

Ratings are based on ranking every constituency with data and using the following percentiles:

  • ★★★★★ 80-100%
  • ★★★★ 60-80%
  • ★★★ 40-60%
  • ★★ 20-40%
  • ★ 0-20%

There are some cases where more is not better. In those cases we have flipped the ranking so that a lower relative value would receive more stars. For example, a child poverty rate of 0% would be ★★★★★.

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