As of this posting, 80.9% of residents in Puerto Rico do not have power.
4/5ths of a United States territory that (as of 2016) counts 3,411,307 people as residents have no electricity.
So…
As of this posting, there are 2,759,747 United States residents that do not have power.
Here are entire states that have less than 2, 759,747 residents:
- Wyoming (563,626)
- Vermont (625,741)
- North Dakota (672,591)
- Alaska (710,231)
- South Dakota (814,180)
- Delaware (897,934)
- Montana (989,415)
- Rhode Island (1,052,567)
- New Hampshire (1,316,470)
- Maine (1,328,361)
- Hawaii (1,360,301)
- Idaho (1,567,582)
- Nebraska (1,826,341)
- West Virginia (1,852,994)
- New Mexico (2,059,179)
- Nevada (2,700,551)
That is 16 states.
16 states have a total population less than the number of people currently without power in Puerto Rico.
On Friday, it will be 1 month that people have lived without power.
So…
As of this posting, there are 2,759,747 United States residents that do not have power and have not had power for almost an entire month.
Shit is serious.
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