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Total population

Everyone living in each state. Every state, over time and ranked.

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  • National average6,567,108

The dashed line is the national average, with its figure for 2020-2024 beside it. Highlight up to 4 states to follow them over time and read their figures.

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Ranked for 2020-2024

#StatePopulationMargin of error
1California CA39,287,377—
2Texas TX30,188,424—
3Florida FL22,416,077—
4New York NY19,852,366—
5Pennsylvania PA13,018,639—
6Illinois IL12,694,798—
7Ohio OH11,810,293—
8Georgia GA10,940,407—
9North Carolina NC10,730,404—
10Michigan MI10,077,761—
11New Jersey NJ9,343,809—
12Virginia VA8,705,170—
13Washington WA7,816,116—
14Arizona AZ7,378,838—
15Tennessee TN7,066,383—
16Massachusetts MA7,044,056—
17Indiana IN6,851,073—
National average the average state, 50 states and DC6,567,108—
18Maryland MD6,206,011—
19Missouri MO6,191,814—
20Wisconsin WI5,914,872—
21Colorado CO5,862,189—
22Minnesota MN5,739,445—
23South Carolina SC5,296,225—
24Alabama AL5,086,768—
25Louisiana LA4,611,961—
26Kentucky KY4,534,824—
27Oregon OR4,254,293—
28Oklahoma OK4,028,634—
29Connecticut CT3,624,508—
30Utah UT3,392,331—
31Puerto Rico PR · not a state3,234,309—
32Iowa IA3,210,507—
33Nevada NV3,184,612—
34Arkansas AR3,049,391—
35Kansas KS2,947,197—
36Mississippi MS2,946,779—
37New Mexico NM2,120,246—
38Nebraska NE1,978,707—
39Idaho ID1,934,262—
40West Virginia WV1,778,373—
41Hawaii HI1,445,235—
42New Hampshire NH1,394,868—
43Maine ME1,387,817—
44Montana MT1,116,875—
45Rhode Island RI1,101,801—
46Delaware DE1,021,191—
47South Dakota SD907,428—
48North Dakota ND784,841—
49Alaska AK735,706—
50District of Columbia DC · not a state681,294—
51Vermont VT647,106—
52Wyoming WY582,397—

Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey — https://www.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs. Margins of error are at the 90% confidence level; states whose intervals overlap are not meaningfully different, so a rank is not a ranking.

Every figure is the state’s own, never added up or averaged from its districts.

The national average is the average state: every state in the 50 states and DC added up and divided by how many there are. Puerto Rico is not included.