List of U.S. states and territories by population

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File:Population by U.S. state.svg
Resident population of each U.S. state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico in 2022 according to the U.S. Census Bureau[needs update]
File:Annual population growth rate by U.S. state.svg
Average annual population growth rate in each U.S. state, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico between 2020 and 2022 according to the U.S. Census Bureau[needs update]

The states and territories included in the United States Census Bureau's statistics for the United States population, ethnicity, and most other categories include the 50 states and Washington, D.C. Separate statistics are maintained for the five permanently inhabited territories of the United States: Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, and the Northern Mariana Islands.[1] As of April 1, 2010, the date of the 2010 United States Census, the nine most populous U.S. states contain slightly more than half of the total population. The 25 least populous states contain less than one-sixth of the total population. California, the most populous state, contains more people than the 21 least populous states combined, and Wyoming, the least populous state, has a population less than any of the 31 most populous U.S. cities.[needs update]

Method

The United States Census counts the persons residing in the United States including citizens, non-citizen permanent residents and non-citizen long-term visitors.[2] Civilian and military federal employees serving abroad and their dependents are counted in their home state.[3]

Electoral apportionment

Every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau is charged with making an actual count of all residents by state and territory. The accuracy of this count is then tested after the fact, and sometimes statistically significant undercounts or overcounts occur. For example, for the 2020 decennial census, 14 states had significant miscounts ranging from 1.5% to 6.6%. While these adjustments may be reflected in government programs over the following decade, the 10-year representative apportionments discussed below are not changed to reflect the miscount.[4]

House of Representatives

Based on this decennial census, each state is allocated a portion of the 435 fixed seats in the United States House of Representatives (until the early 20th century, the apportionment process generally increased the size of the House based on the results of the census until the size of the House was capped by the Reapportionment Act of 1929), with each state guaranteed at least one Representative. The allocation is based on each state's proportion of the combined population of the fifty states (not including the District of Columbia, Guam, American Samoa, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, or the United States Virgin Islands).

Electoral College

The Electoral College, every four years, elects the President and Vice President of the United States based on the popular vote in each state and the District of Columbia. Each state's number of votes in the Electoral College is equal to its number of members in the Senate plus members in the House of Representatives.[5] The Twenty-third Amendment to the United States Constitution additionally grants the District of Columbia (D.C.), which is not part of any state, as many Electoral College votes as it would have if it were a state, while having no more votes than the least populous state (currently, Wyoming). Since the U.S. Constitution guarantees every state at least one member of the U.S. House of Representatives and two members of the U.S. Senate, every state has at least three Electoral College votes. Thus, the Electoral College has 538 members (100 senators, plus 435 representatives due to the limit imposed by the Reapportionment Act of 1929, plus 3 members for the District of Columbia).[5] Territories of the United States are not included in the Electoral College: people in those territories cannot vote directly for the President of the United States,[6] although they may participate in the partisan nominating primaries and caucuses.[7]

State and territory rankings

State or territory Census population[8][lower-alpha 1] Change,
2010–2020[8][lower-alpha 1]
Pop.
per
elec. vote
(2020)[lower-alpha 3]
Pop.
per
seat
(2020)
[lower-alpha 1]
% US
(2020)
% EC
(2020)
July 1, 2023 (est.) April 1, 2020 % Abs. Seats %
File:Flag of California.svg California <section begin=CA_2023/>38,965,193<section end=CA_2023/> <section begin=CA_2020/>39,538,223<section end=CA_2020/> 6.13% 2,284,267 52 11.95% 732,189 760,350 11.800% 10.04%
File:Flag of Texas.svg Texas <section begin=TX_2023/>30,503,301<section end=TX_2023/> <section begin=TX_2020/>29,145,505<section end=TX_2020/> 15.91% 3,999,944 38 8.74% 728,638 766,987 8.698% 7.43%
File:Flag of Florida.svg Florida <section begin=FL_2023/>22,610,726<section end=FL_2023/> <section begin=FL_2020/>21,538,187<section end=FL_2020/> 14.56% 2,736,877 28 6.44% 717,940 769,221 6.428% 5.58%
File:Flag of New York.svg New York <section begin=NY_2023/>19,571,216<section end=NY_2023/> <section begin=NY_2020/>20,201,249<section end=NY_2020/> 4.25% 823,147 26 5.98% 721,473 776,971 6.029% 5.20%
File:Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania <section begin=PA_2023/>12,961,683<section end=PA_2023/> <section begin=PA_2020/>13,002,700<section end=PA_2020/> 2.36% 300,321 17 3.91% 684,353 764,865 3.881% 3.53%
File:Flag of Illinois.svg Illinois <section begin=IL_2023/>12,549,689<section end=IL_2023/> <section begin=IL_2020/>12,812,508<section end=IL_2020/> −0.14% −18,124 17 3.91% 674,343 753,677 3.824% 3.53%
File:Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio <section begin=OH_2023/>11,785,935<section end=OH_2023/> <section begin=OH_2020/>11,799,448<section end=OH_2020/> 2.28% 262,944 15 3.45% 694,085 786,630 3.521% 3.16%
File:Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia <section begin=GA_2023/>11,029,227<section end=GA_2023/> <section begin=GA_2020/>10,711,908<section end=GA_2020/> 10.57% 1,024,255 14 3.22% 669,494 765,136 3.197% 2.97%
File:Flag of North Carolina.svg North Carolina <section begin=NC_2023/>10,835,491<section end=NC_2023/> <section begin=NC_2020/>10,439,388<section end=NC_2020/> 9.48% 903,905 14 3.22% 652,462 745,671 3.116% 2.97%
File:Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan <section begin=MI_2023/>10,037,261<section end=MI_2023/> <section begin=MI_2020/>10,077,331<section end=MI_2020/> 1.96% 193,691 13 2.99% 671,822 775,179 3.008% 2.79%
File:Flag of New Jersey.svg New Jersey <section begin=NJ_2023/>9,290,841<section end=NJ_2023/> <section begin=NJ_2020/>9,288,994<section end=NJ_2020/> 5.65% 497,100 12 2.76% 663,500 774,083 2.772% 2.60%
File:Flag of Virginia.svg Virginia <section begin=VA_2023/>8,715,698<section end=VA_2023/> <section begin=VA_2020/>8,631,393<section end=VA_2020/> 7.88% 630,369 11 2.53% 663,953 784,672 2.576% 2.42%
File:Flag of Washington.svg Washington <section begin=WA_2023/>7,812,880<section end=WA_2023/> <section begin=WA_2020/>7,705,281<section end=WA_2020/> 14.58% 980,741 10 2.30% 642,107 770,528 2.300% 2.23%
File:Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona <section begin=AZ_2023/>7,431,344<section end=AZ_2023/> <section begin=AZ_2020/>7,151,502<section end=AZ_2020/> 11.88% 759,485 9 2.07% 650,137 794,611 2.134% 2.04%
File:Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee <section begin=TN_2023/>7,126,489<section end=TN_2023/> <section begin=TN_2020/>6,910,840<section end=TN_2020/> 8.90% 564,735 9 2.07% 628,258 767,871 2.062% 2.04%
File:Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts <section begin=MA_2023/>7,001,399<section end=MA_2023/> <section begin=MA_2020/>7,029,917<section end=MA_2020/> 7.37% 482,288 9 2.07% 639,083 781,102 2.098% 2.04%
File:Flag of Indiana.svg Indiana <section begin=IN_2023/>6,862,199<section end=IN_2023/> <section begin=IN_2020/>6,785,528<section end=IN_2020/> 4.65% 301,726 9 2.07% 616,866 753,948 2.025% 2.04%
File:Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri <section begin=MO_2023/>6,196,156<section end=MO_2023/> <section begin=MO_2020/>6,154,913<section end=MO_2020/> 2.77% 165,986 8 1.84% 615,491 769,364 1.837% 1.86%
File:Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland <section begin=MD_2023/>6,180,253<section end=MD_2023/> <section begin=MD_2020/>6,177,224<section end=MD_2020/> 6.99% 403,672 8 1.84% 617,722 772,153 1.844% 1.86%
File:Flag of Wisconsin.svg Wisconsin <section begin=WI_2023/>5,910,955<section end=WI_2023/> <section begin=WI_2020/>5,893,718<section end=WI_2020/> 3.64% 206,732 8 1.84% 589,372 736,715 1.759% 1.86%
File:Flag of Colorado.svg Colorado <section begin=CO_2023/>5,877,610<section end=CO_2023/> <section begin=CO_2020/>5,773,714<section end=CO_2020/> 14.80% 744,518 8 1.84% 577,371 721,714 1.723% 1.86%
File:Flag of Minnesota.svg Minnesota <section begin=MN_2023/>5,737,915<section end=MN_2023/> <section begin=MN_2020/>5,706,494<section end=MN_2020/> 7.59% 402,569 8 1.84% 570,649 713,312 1.703% 1.86%
File:Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina <section begin=SC_2023/>5,373,555<section end=SC_2023/> <section begin=SC_2020/>5,118,425<section end=SC_2020/> 10.66% 493,061 7 1.61% 568,714 731,204 1.528% 1.67%
File:Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama <section begin=AL_2023/>5,108,468<section end=AL_2023/> <section begin=AL_2020/>5,024,279<section end=AL_2020/> 5.12% 244,543 7 1.61% 558,253 717,754 1.499% 1.67%
File:Flag of Louisiana.svg Louisiana <section begin=LA_2023/>4,573,749<section end=LA_2023/> <section begin=LA_2020/>4,657,757<section end=LA_2020/> 2.74% 124,385 6 1.38% 582,220 776,293 1.390% 1.49%
File:Flag of Kentucky.svg Kentucky <section begin=KY_2023/>4,526,154<section end=KY_2023/> <section begin=KY_2020/>4,505,836<section end=KY_2020/> 3.84% 166,469 6 1.38% 563,230 750,973 1.345% 1.49%
File:Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon <section begin=OR_2023/>4,233,358<section end=OR_2023/> <section begin=OR_2020/>4,237,256<section end=OR_2020/> 10.60% 406,182 6 1.38% 529,657 706,209 1.265% 1.49%
File:Flag of Oklahoma.svg Oklahoma <section begin=OK_2023/>4,053,824<section end=OK_2023/> <section begin=OK_2020/>3,959,353<section end=OK_2020/> 5.54% 208,002 5 1.15% 565,622 791,871 1.182% 1.30%
File:Flag of Connecticut.svg Connecticut <section begin=CT_2023/>3,617,176<section end=CT_2023/> <section begin=CT_2020/>3,605,944<section end=CT_2020/> 0.89% 31,847 5 1.15% 515,135 721,189 1.076% 1.30%
File:Flag of Utah.svg Utah <section begin=UT_2023/>3,417,734<section end=UT_2023/> <section begin=UT_2020/>3,271,616<section end=UT_2020/> 18.37% 507,731 4 0.92% 545,269 817,904 0.976% 1.12%
File:Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa <section begin=IA_2023/>3,207,004<section end=IA_2023/> <section begin=IA_2020/>3,190,369<section end=IA_2020/> 4.73% 144,014 4 0.92% 531,728 797,592 0.952% 1.12%
File:Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico <section begin=PR_2023/>3,205,691<section end=PR_2023/> <section begin=PR_2020/>3,285,874<section end=PR_2020/> −11.81% −439,915 1* — — — 0.981% —
File:Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada <section begin=NV_2023/>3,194,176<section end=NV_2023/> <section begin=NV_2020/>3,104,614<section end=NV_2020/> 14.96% 404,063 4 0.92% 517,436 776,154 0.927% 1.12%
File:Flag of Arkansas.svg Arkansas <section begin=AR_2023/>3,067,732<section end=AR_2023/> <section begin=AR_2020/>3,011,524<section end=AR_2020/> 3.28% 95,606 4 0.92% 501,921 752,881 0.899% 1.12%
File:Flag of Kansas.svg Kansas <section begin=KS_2023/>2,940,546<section end=KS_2023/> <section begin=KS_2020/>2,937,880<section end=KS_2020/> 2.97% 84,762 4 0.92% 489,647 734,470 0.877% 1.12%
File:Flag of Mississippi.svg Mississippi <section begin=MS_2023/>2,939,690<section end=MS_2023/> <section begin=MS_2020/>2,961,279<section end=MS_2020/> −0.20% −6,018 4 0.92% 493,547 740,320 0.884% 1.12%
File:Flag of New Mexico.svg New Mexico <section begin=NM_2023/>2,114,371<section end=NM_2023/> <section begin=NM_2020/>2,117,522<section end=NM_2020/> 2.83% 58,343 3 0.69% 423,504 705,841 0.632% 0.93%
File:Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska <section begin=NE_2023/>1,978,379<section end=NE_2023/> <section begin=NE_2020/>1,961,504<section end=NE_2020/> 7.40% 135,163 3 0.69% 392,301 653,835 0.585% 0.93%
File:Flag of Idaho.svg Idaho <section begin=ID_2023/>1,964,726<section end=ID_2023/> <section begin=ID_2020/>1,839,106<section end=ID_2020/> 17.32% 271,524 2 0.46% 459,777 919,553 0.549% 0.74%
File:Flag of West Virginia.svg West Virginia <section begin=WV_2023/>1,770,071<section end=WV_2023/> <section begin=WV_2020/>1,793,716<section end=WV_2020/> −3.20% −59,278 2 0.46% 448,429 896,858 0.535% 0.74%
File:Flag of Hawaii.svg Hawaii <section begin=HI_2023/>1,435,138<section end=HI_2023/> <section begin=HI_2020/>1,455,271<section end=HI_2020/> 6.98% 94,970 2 0.46% 363,818 727,636 0.434% 0.74%
File:Flag of New Hampshire.svg New Hampshire <section begin=NH_2023/>1,402,054<section end=NH_2023/> <section begin=NH_2020/>1,377,529<section end=NH_2020/> 4.66% 61,059 2 0.46% 344,382 688,765 0.411% 0.74%
File:Flag of Maine.svg Maine <section begin=ME_2023/>1,395,722<section end=ME_2023/> <section begin=ME_2020/>1,362,359<section end=ME_2020/> 2.56% 33,998 2 0.46% 340,590 681,180 0.407% 0.74%
File:Flag of Montana.svg Montana <section begin=MT_2023/>1,132,812<section end=MT_2023/> <section begin=MT_2020/>1,084,225<section end=MT_2020/> 9.58% 94,810 2 0.46% 271,056 542,113 0.324% 0.74%
File:Flag of Rhode Island.svg Rhode Island <section begin=RI_2023/>1,095,962<section end=RI_2023/> <section begin=RI_2020/>1,097,379<section end=RI_2020/> 4.26% 44,812 2 0.46% 274,345 548,690 0.328% 0.74%
File:Flag of Delaware.svg Delaware <section begin=DE_2023/>1,031,890<section end=DE_2023/> <section begin=DE_2020/>989,948<section end=DE_2020/> 10.25% 92,014 1 0.23% 329,983 989,948 0.295% 0.56%
File:Flag of South Dakota.svg South Dakota <section begin=SD_2023/>919,318<section end=SD_2023/> <section begin=SD_2020/>886,667<section end=SD_2020/> 8.90% 72,487 1 0.23% 295,556 886,667 0.265% 0.56%
File:Flag of North Dakota.svg North Dakota <section begin=ND_202e/>783,926<section end=ND_2023/> <section begin=ND_2020/>779,094<section end=ND_2020/> 15.83% 106,503 1 0.23% 259,698 779,094 0.233% 0.56%
File:Flag of Alaska.svg Alaska <section begin=AK_2023/>733,406<section end=AK_2023/> <section begin=AK_2020/>733,391<section end=AK_2020/> 3.26% 23,160 1 0.23% 244,464 733,391 0.219% 0.56%
File:Flag of Washington, D.C.svg District of Columbia <section begin=DC_2023/>678,972<section end=DC_2023/> <section begin=DC_2020/>689,545<section end=DC_2020/> 14.60% 87,822 1* — 229,848 — 0.206% 0.56%
File:Flag of Vermont.svg Vermont <section begin=VT_2023/>647,464<section end=VT_2023/> <section begin=VT_2020/>643,077<section end=VT_2020/> 2.77% 17,336 1 0.23% 214,359 643,077 0.192% 0.56%
File:Flag of Wyoming.svg Wyoming <section begin=WY_2023/>584,057<section end=WY_2023/> <section begin=WY_2020/>576,851<section end=WY_2020/> 2.35% 13,225 1 0.23% 192,284 576,851 0.172% 0.56%
File:Flag of Guam.svg Guam[10] N/A <section begin=GU_2020/>153,836<section end=GU_2020/> −3.47% −5,522 1* — — — 0.046% —
File:Flag of the United States Virgin Islands.svg U.S. Virgin Islands[11] N/A <section begin=VI_2020/>87,146<section end=VI_2020/> −18.10% −19,259 1* — — — 0.026% —
File:Flag of American Samoa.svg American Samoa[12] N/A <section begin=AS_2020/>49,710<section end=AS_2020/> −10.46% −5,809 1* — — — 0.015% —
File:Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg Northern Mariana Islands[13] N/A <section begin=NMI_2020/>47,329<section end=NMI_2020/> −12.16% −6,554 1* — — — 0.014% —
Contiguous United States 332,746,351 329,260,619 7.36% 22,585,613 432
(+1*) 		99.31% 623,600 756,921 98.265% 98.70%
The 50 states 334,235,923 330,759,736 7.34% 22,615,921 435 100% 618,242 760,367 98.713% 99.44%
The 50 states and D.C. 334,914,895 331,449,281 7.35% 22,703,743 435
(+1*) 		100% 616,077 — 98.918% 100%
Total US and territories N/A 335,073,176 7.10% 22,226,684 435
(+6*) 		100% — — 100% —

* — non-voting member of the House of Representatives.

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Resident population only; does not include overseas population. In 2022, the Census Bureau announced the following undercounts (missed residents) in the 2020 census: Arkansas (−5.04%), Florida (−3.48%), Illinois (−1.97%), Mississippi (−4.11%), Tennessee (−4.78%) and Texas (−1.92%). These were the overcounts: Delaware (+5.45%), Hawaii (+6.79%), Massachusetts (+2.24%), Minnesota (+3.84%), New York (+3.44%), Ohio (+1.49%), Rhode Island (+5.05%) and Utah (+2.59%).[9]
  2. ↑ Effective from 2022 onward.
  3. ↑ Effective from the 2022 elections onward. Each state has a number of votes in the Electoral College equal to its number of senators (two) and representatives in the Congress, while D.C. is granted three electoral votes. The Electoral College is used to elect the President and Vice President of the United States.

Summary of population by region

Legend
Division totals – 9 divisions for 50 states and District of Columbia
Region totals – 4 regions (2 or 3 divisions each)
Individual territories
Total U.S. territories
50 states + District of Columbia
Divisions & regions as defined by U.S. Census Bureau
Last col. shows larger region which contains entity in col. 1

Column header abbreviations: # = Rank, Geo. = Geographic

Population of states, territories, divisions and region[14]
State/federal district/territory/
division/region 		# 2020 pop. # 2010 pop. # 2000 pop. # 2010–
2020
change 		Geo.
sort
File:Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts 15 7,029,917 14 6,547,629 13 6,349,097 21 7.4% NEng
File:Flag of Connecticut.svg Connecticut 29 3,605,944 29 3,574,097 29 3,405,565 47 0.9% NEng
File:Flag of New Hampshire.svg New Hampshire 41 1,377,529 42 1,316,470 41 1,235,786 30 4.6% NEng
File:Flag of Maine.svg Maine 42 1,362,359 41 1,328,361 40 1,274,923 42 2.6% NEng
File:Flag of Rhode Island.svg Rhode Island 43 1,097,379 43 1,052,567 43 1,048,319 31 4.3% NEng
File:Flag of Vermont.svg Vermont 49 643,077 49 625,741 49 608,827 40 2.8% NEng
       New England 9 15,116,205 9 14,444,865 9 13,922,517 7 4.6% NEast
File:Flag of New York.svg New York 4 20,201,249 3 19,378,102 3 18,976,457 32 4.2% MAtl
File:Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania 5 13,002,700 6 12,702,379 6 12,281,054 43 2.4% MAtl
File:Flag of New Jersey.svg New Jersey 11 9,288,994 11 8,791,894 9 8,414,350 25 5.7% MAtl
       Mid-Atlantic 4 42,492,943 4 40,872,375 4 39,671,861 8 4.0% NEast
       Northeast 4 57,609,148 4 55,317,240 4 53,594,378 3 4.1% USA
File:Flag of Florida.svg Florida 3 21,538,187 4 18,801,310 4 15,982,378 8 14.6% SAtl
File:Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia 8 10,711,908 9 9,687,653 10 8,186,453 12 10.6% SAtl
File:Flag of North Carolina.svg North Carolina 9 10,439,388 10 9,535,483 11 8,049,313 15 9.5% SAtl
File:Flag of Virginia.svg Virginia 12 8,631,393 12 8,001,024 12 7,078,515 18 7.9% SAtl
File:Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland 18 6,177,224 19 5,773,552 19 5,296,486 22 7.0% SAtl
File:Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina 23 5,118,425 24 4,625,364 26 4,012,012 10 10.7% SAtl
File:Flag of West Virginia.svg West Virginia 39 1,793,716 37 1,852,994 37 1,808,344 50 −3.2% SAtl
File:Flag of Delaware.svg Delaware 45 989,948 45 897,934 45 783,600 13 10.2% SAtl
File:Flag of Washington, D.C.svg District of Columbia – 689,545 – 601,723 – 572,059 – 14.6% SAtl
       South Atlantic 1 66,089,734 1 59,777,037 1 51,769,160 3 10.6% South
File:Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee 16 6,910,840 17 6,346,105 16 5,689,283 17 8.9% ESC
File:Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama 24 5,024,279 23 4,779,736 23 4,447,100 27 5.1% ESC
File:Flag of Kentucky.svg Kentucky 26 4,505,836 26 4,339,367 25 4,041,769 33 3.8% ESC
File:Flag of Mississippi.svg Mississippi 34 2,961,279 31 2,967,297 31 2,844,658 49 −0.2% ESC
       East South Central 8 19,402,234 8 18,432,505 8 17,022,810 6 5.3% South
File:Flag of Texas.svg Texas 2 29,145,505 2 25,145,561 2 20,851,820 3 15.9% WSC
File:Flag of Louisiana.svg Louisiana 25 4,657,757 25 4,533,372 22 4,468,976 41 2.7% WSC
File:Flag of Oklahoma.svg Oklahoma 28 3,959,353 28 3,751,351 27 3,450,654 26 5.5% WSC
File:Flag of Arkansas.svg Arkansas 33 3,011,524 32 2,915,918 33 2,673,400 35 3.3% WSC
       West South Central 5 40,774,139 5 36,346,202 5 31,444,850 2 12.2% South
       South 1 126,266,107 1 114,555,744 1 100,236,820 1 10.2% USA
File:Flag of Illinois.svg Illinois 6 12,812,508 5 12,830,632 5 12,419,293 48 −0.1% ENC
File:Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio 7 11,799,448 7 11,536,504 7 11,353,140 45 2.3% ENC
File:Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan 10 10,077,331 8 9,883,640 8 9,938,444 46 2.0% ENC
File:Flag of Indiana.svg Indiana 17 6,785,528 15 6,483,802 14 6,080,485 29 4.7% ENC
File:Flag of Wisconsin.svg Wisconsin 20 5,893,718 20 5,686,986 18 5,363,675 34 3.6% ENC
       East North Central 3 47,368,533 3 46,421,564 2 45,155,037 9 2.0% MWest
File:Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri 19 6,154,913 18 5,988,927 17 5,595,211 39 2.8% WNC
File:Flag of Minnesota.svg Minnesota 22 5,706,494 21 5,303,925 21 4,919,479 19 7.6% WNC
File:Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa 31 3,190,369 30 3,046,355 30 2,926,324 28 4.7% WNC
File:Flag of Kansas.svg Kansas 35 2,937,880 33 2,853,118 32 2,688,418 37 3.0% WNC
File:Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska 37 1,961,504 38 1,826,341 38 1,711,263 20 7.4% WNC
File:Flag of South Dakota.svg South Dakota 46 886,667 46 814,180 46 754,844 16 8.9% WNC
File:Flag of North Dakota.svg North Dakota 47 779,094 48 672,591 47 642,200 4 15.8% WNC
       West North Central 7 21,616,921 7 20,505,437 6 19,237,739 5 5.4% MWest
       Midwest 3 68,985,454 3 66,927,001 2 64,392,776 4 3.1% USA
File:Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona 14 7,151,502 16 6,392,017 20 5,130,632 9 11.9% Mtn
File:Flag of Colorado.svg Colorado 21 5,773,714 22 5,029,196 24 4,301,261 6 14.8% Mtn
File:Flag of Utah.svg Utah 30 3,271,616 34 2,763,885 34 2,233,169 1 18.4% Mtn
File:Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada 32 3,104,614 35 2,700,551 35 1,998,257 5 15.0% Mtn
File:Flag of New Mexico.svg New Mexico 36 2,117,522 36 2,059,179 36 1,819,046 38 2.8% Mtn
File:Flag of Idaho.svg Idaho 38 1,839,106 39 1,567,582 39 1,293,953 2 17.3% Mtn
File:Flag of Montana.svg Montana 44 1,084,225 44 989,415 44 902,195 14 9.6% Mtn
File:Flag of Wyoming.svg Wyoming 50 576,851 50 563,626 50 493,782 44 2.3% Mtn
       Mountain 6 24,919,150 6 22,065,451 7 18,172,295 1 12.9% West
File:Flag of California.svg California 1 39,538,223 1 37,253,956 1 33,871,648 24 6.1% Pac
File:Flag of Washington.svg Washington 13 7,705,281 13 6,724,540 15 5,894,121 7 14.6% Pac
File:Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon 27 4,237,256 27 3,831,074 28 3,421,399 11 10.6% Pac
File:Flag of Hawaii.svg Hawaii 40 1,455,271 40 1,360,301 42 1,211,537 23 7.0% Pac
File:Flag of Alaska.svg Alaska 48 733,391 47 710,231 48 626,932 36 3.3% Pac
       Pacific 2 53,669,422 2 49,880,102 3 45,025,637 4 7.6% West
       West 2 78,588,572 2 71,945,553 3 63,197,932 2 9.2% USA
File:Flag of the United States.svg 50 states and District of Columbia – 331,449,281 – 308,745,538 – 281,421,906 – 7.4% NAmer
File:Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Puerto Rico 1 3,285,874 1 3,725,789 1 3,808,610 3 −11.8% I.A.
File:Flag of Guam.svg Guam 2 153,836 2 159,358 2 154,805 1 −3.5% I.A.
File:Flag of the United States Virgin Islands.svg U.S. Virgin Islands 3 87,146 3 106,405 3 108,612 2 −18.1% I.A.
File:Flag of American Samoa.svg American Samoa 4 49,710 4 55,519 5 57,291 4 −7.7% I.A.
File:Flag of the Northern Mariana Islands.svg Northern Mariana Islands 5 47,329 5 53,883 4 69,221 5 −14.8% I.A.
United States Minor Outlying Islands U.S. Minor Outlying Islands 6 [note 1] 6 [note 2] 6 316 6 — I.A.
       Island Areas (Territories) – 3,623,895 – 4,100,954 – 4,198,855 – −11.6% USA
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See also

Explanatory notes

  1. ↑ Not enumerated in 2020.
  2. ↑ Not enumerated in 2010.

References

General
  • "National Totals: Vintage 2015". United States Census Bureau. Archived from the original on December 23, 2015. Retrieved December 24, 2015.
  • "2010 Census Tables". U. S. Census Bureau. Retrieved November 6, 2020.
  • "Congressional Apportionment: 2010 Census Brief". U. S. Census Bureau. November 2011. Retrieved November 6, 2020.
  • "2009 Census estimates". U. S. Census Bureau. Archived from the original on August 7, 2010. Retrieved August 13, 2010.
  • Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1995, U.S. Census Bureau, Section 29: Outlying Areas, Table No. 1347. Land Area and Population Characteristics, by [Outlying] Area: 1990 (page 828). Retrieved May 28, 2011
Specific
  1. ↑ Geographic Terms and Concepts - Island Areas of the United States, U.S. Census Bureau, archived from the original on December 10, 2016, retrieved March 19, 2019
  2. ↑ "FAQ: Does the Census Bureau collect data on the number of unauthorized migrants?". U. S. Census Bureau. Retrieved May 13, 2009.[permanent dead link‍]
  3. ↑ "FAQ: Will 2010 Census apportionment population counts also include any Americans overseas". U. S Census Bureau. Retrieved May 13, 2009.[permanent dead link‍]
  4. ↑ Wang, Hansi Lo (May 19, 2022). "These 14 states had significant miscounts in the 2020 census". NPR. Retrieved May 23, 2022.
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Office of the Federal Register. "A Procedural Guide to the Electoral College". National Archives and Records Administration. Archived from the original on May 28, 2010. Retrieved August 13, 2010.
  6. ↑ Shah, Dayna K.; Reich, Mary W. (November 1997). U.S. Insular Areas: Application of the U.S. Constitution (PDF) (Report). Washington, D.C.: U.S. General Accounting Office. GAO/OGC-98-5. Archived from the original (PDF) on February 29, 2020. Retrieved July 1, 2020.
  7. ↑ Curry, Tom (May 28, 2008). "Nominating, but not voting for president". NBC News. Retrieved August 24, 2021.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 "US Census Quickfacts, Population Estimates, July 2023" (PDF). Census.gov. United States Census Bureau. Archived from the original on April 26, 2021. Retrieved December 22, 2022.
  9. ↑ "U.S. Census Bureau Releases 2020 Undercount and Overcount Rates by State and the District of Columbia". Census.gov. Retrieved May 23, 2022.
  10. ↑ "2020 Island Areas Censuses: Guam, Population and Housing Unit Counts, Table 1. Population of Guam: 2010 and 2020". October 28, 2021. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  11. ↑ "2020 Island Areas Censuses: U.S. Virgin Islands, Population and Housing Unit Counts, Table 1. Population of the United States Virgin Islands: 2010 and 2020". October 28, 2021. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  12. ↑ "2020 Island Areas Censuses: American Samoa, Population and Housing Unit Counts, Table 1. Population of American Samoa: 2010 and 2020". October 28, 2021. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  13. ↑ "2020 Island Areas Censuses: Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI), Population and Housing Unit Counts, Table 1. Population of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands: 2010 and 2020". October 28, 2021. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  14. ↑ "U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: United States". www.census.gov. Archived from the original on April 11, 2020. Retrieved December 30, 2019.

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