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Democracy Demographics: A look at each state

How are the states in this vast country differ and what similarities do they share? Select a state for a deeper understanding of its population, voter and employment history, and compare it to the rest of the nation.

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Population

Population by Race and Ethnicity

United States
Note: Racial groups exclude persons of Hispanic/Latino origin.

Population by Age

United States

Other Population Measures

Other states United States

Unemployment rate

United States

Wage by percentile (10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th)

Circles from left to right: 10th percentile, 25th percentile, median, 75th percentile, and the 90th percentile.

Job share by industry (excluding agriculture)

United States
Why doesn't this data include agricultural jobs?

Other measures

Other states United States

Voting in 2016

United States

Presidential election vote

Total Votes
Percentage of Votes
Democrat Republican Other

The 2016 electoral map

Democrat Republican Other

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How are the states in this vast country differ and what similarities do they share? Select a state for a deeper understanding of its population, voter and employment history, and compare it to the rest of the nation.

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Democracy Demographics: A look at each state

How are the states in this vast country differ and what similarities do they share? Select a state for a deeper understanding of its population, voter and employment history, and compare it to the rest of the nation.

Sources & Footnotes

Census Bureau
Population Totals and Components of Change