If you REALLY want to be picky, there are 48 states, 2 commonwealths, and the District of Columbia, not to mention a wide variety of territories and other regio

If you REALLY want to be picky, there are 48 states, 2 commonwealths, and the District of Columbia, not to mention a wide variety of territories and other regions. But that's just naming. My point is that these policies are set at the "state" level (even for things that aren't states) or sometimes lower than that.