Population loss in Illinois: Scott County/Winchester

It all started here.

Population loss as in major -- 50% or more.

Source:  Wikipedia  (Scott County, Winchester)

Winchester is the county seat of Scott County.

Population loss by degrees:  80-90%, 70-79%, 60-69%, 50-59%.

Source:  U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

Percentage of population 25 and older with a bachelor's degree:

• 13.9% - Scott County
• 33.4% - Illinois
• 30.9% - U.S.

Percentage of population 65 and older:

• 19.9% - Scott County
• 15.6% - Illinois
• 16.0% - U.S.

% of population living in poverty:

• 12.2% - Scott County
• 12.1% - Illinois
• 11.8% - U.S.

Greetings from Trump's America.  

Source:  Wikipedia 

3rd-party candidates received 21.4% of vote in 1992, 16.3% of vote in 1996, 4.1% in 2016

(George Wallace received 9.2% of the vote in 1968)

Winchester Public Library

Other Illinois population loss posts:

Alexander County/Cairo.  (11/15/2019)
Pulaski County/Mound City.  (11/15/2019)
Pope County/Golconda.  (11/15/2019)
Hardin County/Elizabethtown.  (11/15/2019)
Gallatin County/Shawneetown.  (11/16/2019)
Hamilton County/McLeansboro.  (11/17/2019)
White County/Carmi.  (11/18/2019)
Jasper County/Newton.  (11/18/2019)
Calhoun County/Hardin.  (11/19/2019)
Pike County/Pittsfield. (11/21/2019)

Population loss series:

Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Detroit metro
Georgia

Iowa

Kansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana

Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota

Ohio
Oklahoma

Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Texas
Wyoming

UPDATE. Soldiers Grove Public Library: 2009-2018 annual circulation and program attendance

Source:  Wisconsin Public Library Service Data

Sorted by percentage change in annual circulation 2009-2018, high to low

Library hours of operation: 

32 hours per week.  (Compared to 32 hours in 2009 and 30 hours in 2016.)

Soldiers Grove Public Library

A member of the Southwest Wisconsin Library System

Photo credit:  Soldiers Grove
(shared space with village offices)

Source:  Wikipedia

(1940 census correction)

Other posts in the series:

Argyle Public Library.  (10/7/2019)

Arpin.  Lester Public Library.  (10/2/2019)

Belmont.  John Turgeson Public Library.  (10/6/2019)

Benton Public Library.  (10/24/2019)

Big Bend Village Library.  (11/7/2019)
Blanchardville Public Library.  (11/21/2019)

Bloomington Public Library.  (10/13/2019)

Bruce Area Public Library.  (11/2/2019)
Cassville.  Eckstein Memorial Library.  (11/16/2019)

Centuria Public Library.  (10/19/2019)

De Soto Public Library.  (10/20/2019)

Deer Park Public Library.  (10/30/2019)

Drummond Public Library.  (10/15/2019)

Endeavor Public Library.  (10/17/2019)

Ettrick Public Library.  (10/2/2019)

Fairchild Public Library.  (10/9/2019)

Gays Mills Public Library.  (11/5/2019)

Granton Community Library.  (11/15/2109)

Hawkins Area Library.  (10/6/2019)
Hurley Public Library.  (11/22/2019)

Independence Public Library.  (10/11/2019)

Iron Ridge Public Library.  (11/3/2019)

Kendall Public Library.  (10/31/2019)

La Pointe.  Madeline Island Public Library.  (10/26/2019)

Laona.  Edith Evans Community Library.  (11/4/2019)
LaValle Public Library.  (11/19/2019)

Livingston.  Allen Dietzman Public Library.  (10/14/2019)

Lone Rock Community Library.  (10/5/2019)

Lowell Public Library.  (10/10/2019)

Montfort Public Library.  (10/8/2019)

Neshkoro Public Library.  (10/3/2019)

Norwalk Public Library.  (10/16/2019)

Ogema Public Library.  (10/23/2019)

Packwaukee Public Library.  (10/28/2019)

Poy Sippi Public Library.  (11/14/2019)

Presque Isle Community Library.  (11/12/2019)

Readstown Public Library.  (10/25/2019)

Reeseville Public Library.  (11/1/2019)

Rock Springs Public Library.  (11/13/2019)

Sand Creek.  Clarella Hackett Johnson Public Library.  (10/1/2019)

Scandinavia Public Library.  (10/27/2019)

Shiocton Public Library.  (11/8/2019)
Strum Public Library,  (11/172019)

Taylor Memorial Library.  (10/3/2019)

Vesper.  Lester Public Library.  (10/22/2019)

Viola Public Library.  (11/6/2019)

Wabeno Public Library.  (10/4/2019)

Withee Public Library.  (11/18/2019)

Wyocena Public Library.  (10/29/2019)

GET ME REWRITE: Rep Ann Wagner (R-Missouri) gets buttered up by Donald Trump. And she's lovin' it!

Trump opens up Camp David as an ‘adult playground’ to woo GOP lawmakers during impeachment.  (Washington Post, 11/22/2019)

Since then, Mulvaney and top White House officials have hosted weekend getaways for Republicans at the historic lodge, seeking to butter up Republicans before the big impeachment vote. The casual itinerary includes making s’mores over the campfire, going hiking, shooting clay pigeons and schmoozing with Trump officials, some of whom stay overnight with lawmakers.

Reversing course

Original 10/25/2019 post, "Meet the GOP lemmings of Congress (the Ann Wagner edition)", starts here.

Quoted in Where House members stand on impeaching Trump.  (Washington Post)

One of Wagner's greatest hits: "Liar, Liar".

And just when did these people speak, Ann?  Back then you were in high school?

Source:  Wikipedia

Other Ann Wagner posts:
Dear Ann Wagner, There is no solution to your problem as long as Trump is president. Best, Retiring Guy.  (5/27/2019)
Meet the members of the Republican Study Committee.  (7/17/2015)
No friend to the environment.  (2/2/2015)

Other GOP lemmings posts:
Bradley Byrne, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)
Martha Roby, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)
Mike Rogers, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)
Robert Aderholt, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)
Mo Brooks, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)
Gary Palmer, Alabama.  (10/10/2019)

Don Young, Alaska.  (10/10/2019)

Paul Gosar, Arizona.  (10/10/2019)
Andy Biggs, Arizona.  (10/10/2019)
Debbie Lesko, Arizona.  (10/10/2019)

Rick Crawford, Arkansas.  (10/10/2019)
French Hill, Arkansas.  (10/10/2019)
Steve Womack, Arkansas.  (10/11/2019)
Bruce Westerman, Arkansas.  (10/11/2019)
Tom Cotton, Arkansas.  (10/16/2019)

Doug LaMalfa, California.  (10/11/2019)
Tom McClintock, California.  (10/11/2019)
Paul Cook, California.  (10/11/2019)
Devin Nunes, California.  (10/11/2019)
Kevin McCarthy, California.  (10/12/2019)
Ken Calvert, California.  (10/12/2019)
Duncan Hunter, California.  (10/12/2019)

Ken Buck, Colorado.  (10/13/2019)
Doug Lamborn, Colorado.  (10/13/2019)

Matt Gaetz, Florida.  (10/13/2019)
Ted Yoho, Florida.  (10/14/2019)
Daniel Webster, Florida.  (10/14/2019)
Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida.  (10/14/2019)

Buddy Carter, Georgia.  (10/15/2019)
Rob Woodall, Georgia.  (10/15/2019)
Doug Collins, Georgia.  (10/15/2019)
Jody Hice, Georgia.  (10/16/2019)
Barry Loudermilk, Georgia.  (10/17/2019)
Rick Allen, Georgia.  (10/17/2019)
Tom Graves, Georgia.  (10/17/2019)

Mike Bost, Illinois.  (10/18/2019)
Rodney Davis, Illinois.  (10/18/2019)
John Shimkus, Illinois.  (10/18/2019)
Darin LaHood, Illinois.  (10/19/2019)

Jackie Walorski, Indiana.  (10/19/2019)
Jim Banks, Indiana.  (10/19/2019)
Larry Bucshon, Indiana.  (10/20/2019)

Steve King, Iowa.  (10/20/2019)

James Comer, Kentucky.  (10/20/2019)
Brett Guthrie, Kentucky. (10/21/2019)
Thomas Massie, Kentucky.  (10/21/2019)
Hal Rogers, Kentucky.  (10/21/2019)
Andy Barr, Kentucky.  (10/22/2019)

Steve Scalise, Louisiana.  (10/22/2019)
Mike Johnson, Louisiana.  (10/22/2019)

Andy Harris, Maryland.  (10/22/2019)

Jack Bergman, Michigan.  (10/22/2019)
Tim Walberg, Michigan.  (10/22/2019)

Tom Emmer, Minnesota.  (10/22/2019)

Steve Palazzo, Mississippi.  (10/23/2019)

Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee.  (10/16/2019)