You Vote: Do you support moving federal agencies out of Washington D.C.? Vote now in the poll below. By Just the News staff Published: October 23, 2023 4:08pm Article Dig Deeper Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has suggested moving federal agencies out of Washington D.C. and into the rest of the country. This suggestion comes as the federal government struggles to return back to in-person work after COVID-19 lockdowns. Do you support moving federal agencies out of Washington D.C.? Yes 94% (4486 votes) No 3% (162 votes) Not sure 3% (129 votes) Total votes: 4777 Leave this field blank The Facts Inside Our Reporter's Notebook Links suggested struggles Related Articles Federal Agencies Democrats want to prosecute Musk over USAID cuts, but aren’t saying they would restore funding By Ashe Short Federal Agencies British police confirms arrest of US soldier on suspicion of working with Russian intelligence By Misty Severi Federal Agencies Hegseth defends US war efforts, his role, lashes out at impeachment effort, 'farce' By Kevin Killough Top Stories Accountability Board of Nvidia preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, Report Elections Scott Colom declared winner of Mississippi Senate seat Sponsored Join AMAC — The conservative voice for freedom, faith, and America’s future Diplomacy Netanyahu denies 'fake news' that he and Trump got in 'shouting match from hell' over Iran war Elections Three Kentucky elections decided by coin flips this year Trending Scott Jennings files motion to dismiss Hasan Piker’s $72.5 million defamation lawsuit Republicans fast track a veterans bill on Veterans Day, Dems cry foul Jim Banks becomes seventh GOP senator to call for delaying leadership vote, after losing 7 seats Alaska Sen. Murkowski plans to become ranking member on powerful spending committee Freshly re-elected Maryland Gov. Moore accused of inflating his Afghanistan service Just the News Spotlight Just News, No Noise Courts & Law Cartel boss killed by Mexico police helped in former Canadian Olympian Wedding's drug operation Abortion Pro-life campaign bankroller leans on senators to block FDA nominee unless abortion pill restricted White House White House warns incoming House Oversight leader about probes crossing into 'blatant criminality' Europe Anti-Israel mob surrounds Joe Biden's motorcade in Ireland, shouting obscenities Security DHS says illegal Honduran migrant is accused of trying to storm United cockpit, threatening bomb Support Just the News The Latest From the States As national debt hits $40.2 trillion, interest on the debt cost $1.4 trillion in 2026, audit finds Security US withdraws from Under-17 World Cup in Qatar, set to begin next week, over security concerns Courts & Law Scott Jennings files motion to dismiss Hasan Piker’s $72.5 million defamation lawsuit
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