statewide
Americanadjective
adverb
Etymology
Origin of statewide
Example Sentences
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“There are statewide and local policies that influence food, nutrition and social determinants of health for individuals,” said Velazquez.
From Los Angeles Times
“Obviously, if we have statewide standards that say, ‘This is what you do in this situation,’ then there is no debate.”
From Los Angeles Times
On June 2, voters will simultaneously cast ballots in the primary for the special election in the current district — and in the statewide primary for the November election for the new districts.
From Los Angeles Times
Over 200 businesses statewide have closed for the day, with organizers expecting nearly 700 to shut down for their “economic blackout.”
From Salon
San Diego doesn’t have traditional rent control, though it does enforce less restrictive statewide tenant protections.
From Los Angeles Times
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