Last summer, the NY Times took a big look into rising home insurance rates across the country, and how despite people in different states sharing equal risks when it comes to claims, rates vary widely from state to state.
The primary conclusion from the investigation – which was backed by “woke” media things like data, research, and good reporting – is that residents stuck in low-regulatory states with spineless industry-controlled insurance commissioners like Oklahoma’s Glen Mulready are usually left paying higher premiums.
For example: