States Ranking 2024

 50. Mississippi

49. Louisiana

48. Alabama

47. West Virginia

46. Arkansas

45. Kentucky

44. Missouri

43. Oklahoma

42. Tennessee

41. Indiana

40. Ohio

39. South Carolina

38. Kansas

37. Texas

36. Iowa

35. Illinois

34. Georgia

33. New Mexico

32. Michigan

31. Wyoming

30. Nevada

29. New Jersey

28. Delaware

27. Nebraska

26. North Dakota

25. Pennsylvania

24. South Dakota

23. Florida

22. Alaska

21. Connecticut

20. Montana

19. Rhode Island

18. North Carolina

17. Arizona

16. Maryland

15. Idaho

14. Wisconsin

13. Virginia

12. California

11. Oregon

10. Minnesota

9. New York

8. Hawaii

7. Massachusetts

6. Vermont

5. Utah

4. Maine

3. Colorado

2. Washington 

1. New Hampshire

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