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Study Reveals Marriage Rates Among Young Adults Vary by Region in the US

A study by the Institute for Family Studies indicates that marriage rates among young adults in the US vary significantly by region. Higher rates are found in states like Tennessee, Indiana, and Utah, while urban areas such as New York and Los Angeles show lower rates. The research explores factors influencing these trends, including employment and political affiliations.

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A study by the Institute for Family Studies indicates that marriage rates among young adults in the US vary significantly by region. Higher rates are found in states like Tennessee, Indiana, and Utah, while urban areas such as New York and Los Angeles show lower rates. The research explores factors influencing these trends, including employment and political affiliations.

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The US states where young people are getting married at the highest rates

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Study Reveals Marriage Rates Among Young Adults Vary by Region in the US