1. Population
United States 296,056,840
Alabama 4,519,600
Alaska 647,200
Arizona 6,147,840
Arkansas 2,752,330
California 35,973,140
Colorado 4,701,840
Connecticut 3,467,150
Delaware 847,660
District of Columbia 553,710
Florida 17,922,260
Georgia 9,146,730
Hawaii 1,242,930
Idaho 1,456,880
Illinois 12,602,620
Indiana 6,233,230
Iowa 2,907,450
Kansas 2,696,650
Kentucky 4,071,370
Louisiana 4,142,500
Maine 1,313,340
Maryland 5,556,290
Massachusetts 6,328,350
Michigan 9,969,060
Minnesota 5,137,780
Mississippi 2,867,330
Missouri 5,746,150
Montana 925,250
Nebraska 1,759,420
Nevada 2,485,110
New Hampshire 1,302,810
New Jersey 8,683,140
New Mexico 1,932,570
New York 19,022,430
North Carolina 8,663,830
North Dakota 617,920
Ohio 11,306,000
Oklahoma 3,471,600
Oregon 3,667,470
Pennsylvania 12,301,910
Rhode Island 1,051,380
South Carolina 4,196,850
South Dakota 766,950
Tennessee 5,865,110
Texas 22,968,250
Utah 2,524,830
Vermont 620,080
Virginia 7,410,390
Washington 6,236,920
West Virginia 1,803,380
Wisconsin 5,456,140
2. Wyoming 511,020
NOTES <p>Percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding effects.<br />For more details, see quot;Notes to Topics Based
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DATASOURCES
<p>Urban Institute and Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured estimates based on the Census Bureau
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es based on the Census Bureau''s March 2006 and 2007 Current Population Survey (CPS: Annual Social and Economic Supplements).</p>
