claim: in georgia, "25 percent of rural residents" are "without access to high speed internet."
author: brian kemp
evidence_1: in georgia, “25 percent of rural residents” are “without access to high speed  internet.” — brian kemp on wednesday, february 7th, 2018 in campaign website .
evidence_2: feb 2, 2018 ... the fcc retains the existing speed benchmark of 25 mbps ... the title ii order,  fixed terrestrial broadband internet access was deployed to 29.9 million ... new  deployments dropped 55 percent, reaching only 13.5 million people, ... still lack  fixed terrestrial broadband at speeds of 25 mbps/3 mbps. rural and ...
evidence_3: in georgia, “25 percent of rural residents” are “without access to high-speed ...  broadband internet is speeds of 25 megabits per second for downloads and 3 ...
evidence_4: may 8, 2016 ... however, 16 percent of georgia households — that's 638,000 ... “high-speed  internet access has become fundamental to modern life, ... there are nearly  75,000 rural small businesses in georgia without access to 25 mbps speeds. ...  they currently provide internet access to over 500 residents of their ...
evidence_5: rural residents have greater transportation difficulties reaching health care  providers, ... fifty-three percent of rural americans lack access to 25 mbps/3  mbps of bandwidth, ... lack of high-speed internet access can be a ... doescher,  m. p., md, msph, keppel, g. a., mph, skillman, s. m., ms, ...