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Population

Estimated number of residents. United States: 341,784,857.

Highest

California39,355,309
Texas31,709,821
Florida23,462,518
New York20,002,427
Pennsylvania13,059,432

Lowest

Wyoming588,753
Vermont644,663
District of Columbia693,645
Alaska737,270
North Dakota799,358

Population by stateJuly 1, 2025

Up to 1.4M
1.4M to 3.3M
3.3M to 6.0M
6.0M to 9.5M
Over 9.5M

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population estimates program, July 1, 2025. oscopedata.com

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Rank	State	Population
1	California	39,355,309
2	Texas	31,709,821
3	Florida	23,462,518
4	New York	20,002,427
5	Pennsylvania	13,059,432
6	Illinois	12,719,141
7	Ohio	11,900,510
8	Georgia	11,302,748
9	North Carolina	11,197,968
10	Michigan	10,127,884
11	New Jersey	9,548,215
12	Virginia	8,880,107
13	Washington	8,001,020
14	Arizona	7,623,818
15	Tennessee	7,315,076
16	Massachusetts	7,154,084
17	Indiana	6,973,333
18	Missouri	6,270,541
19	Maryland	6,265,347
20	Colorado	6,012,561
21	Wisconsin	5,972,787
22	Minnesota	5,830,405
23	South Carolina	5,570,274
24	Alabama	5,193,088
25	Louisiana	4,618,189
26	Kentucky	4,606,864
27	Oregon	4,273,586
28	Oklahoma	4,123,288
29	Connecticut	3,688,496
30	Utah	3,538,904
31	Nevada	3,282,188
32	Iowa	3,238,387
33	Arkansas	3,114,791
34	Kansas	2,977,220
35	Mississippi	2,954,160
36	New Mexico	2,125,498
37	Idaho	2,029,733
38	Nebraska	2,018,006
39	West Virginia	1,766,147
40	Hawaii	1,432,820
41	New Hampshire	1,415,342
42	Maine	1,414,874
43	Montana	1,144,694
44	Rhode Island	1,114,521
45	Delaware	1,059,952
46	South Dakota	935,094
47	North Dakota	799,358
48	Alaska	737,270
49	District of Columbia	693,645
50	Vermont	644,663
51	Wyoming	588,753
	United States	341,784,857

Population change since 2020

Growth since the 2020 census. United States: +3.1%.

Highest

Idaho+10.4%
Florida+8.9%
South Carolina+8.8%
Texas+8.8%
Utah+8.2%

Lowest

West Virginia−1.5%
Hawaii−1.5%
New York−1.0%
Louisiana−0.9%
Illinois−0.8%

Population change since 2020 by stateApril 2020 to July 2025

Below −5%
−5% to −2%
−2% to 0%
0% to +2%
+2% to +5%
Above +5%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population estimates program, April 2020 to July 2025. oscopedata.com

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Rank	State	Population change since 2020
1	Idaho	+10.4%
2	Florida	+8.9%
3	South Carolina	+8.8%
3	Texas	+8.8%
5	Utah	+8.2%
6	North Carolina	+7.2%
7	Delaware	+7.1%
8	Arizona	+6.5%
9	Tennessee	+5.8%
10	Nevada	+5.7%
11	Montana	+5.6%
12	Georgia	+5.5%
12	South Dakota	+5.5%
14	Colorado	+4.1%
14	Oklahoma	+4.1%
16	Maine	+3.8%
16	Washington	+3.8%
18	Arkansas	+3.4%
19	Alabama	+3.3%
20	Nebraska	+2.9%
20	Virginia	+2.9%
22	Indiana	+2.8%
22	New Jersey	+2.8%
24	New Hampshire	+2.7%
25	North Dakota	+2.6%
26	Connecticut	+2.2%
26	Kentucky	+2.2%
26	Minnesota	+2.2%
29	Wyoming	+2.1%
30	Missouri	+1.9%
31	Massachusetts	+1.7%
32	Rhode Island	+1.6%
33	Iowa	+1.5%
34	Maryland	+1.4%
35	Kansas	+1.3%
35	Wisconsin	+1.3%
37	Ohio	+0.9%
37	Oregon	+0.9%
39	District of Columbia	+0.6%
40	Alaska	+0.5%
40	Michigan	+0.5%
42	New Mexico	+0.4%
42	Pennsylvania	+0.4%
44	Vermont	+0.2%
45	Mississippi	−0.2%
46	California	−0.5%
47	Illinois	−0.8%
48	Louisiana	−0.9%
49	New York	−1.0%
50	Hawaii	−1.5%
50	West Virginia	−1.5%
	United States	+3.1%

Under 18

Share of residents younger than 18. United States: 21.1%.

Highest

Utah26.1%
Texas24.0%
Nebraska23.7%
South Dakota23.5%
Alaska23.3%

Lowest

Under 18 by statelatest available

Up to 19.5%
19.5% to 20.6%
20.6% to 21.5%
21.5% to 22.6%
Over 22.6%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census Bureau QuickFacts, latest available. oscopedata.com

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Rank	State	Under 18
1	Utah	26.1%
2	Texas	24.0%
3	Nebraska	23.7%
4	South Dakota	23.5%
5	Alaska	23.3%
5	Idaho	23.3%
7	Oklahoma	23.2%
8	Kansas	22.9%
8	North Dakota	22.9%
10	Louisiana	22.7%
11	Indiana	22.6%
12	Arkansas	22.4%
13	Mississippi	22.3%
14	Georgia	22.2%
14	Iowa	22.2%
16	Kentucky	22.1%
17	Minnesota	22.0%
18	Missouri	21.7%
19	Wyoming	21.6%
20	Alabama	21.5%
20	Tennessee	21.5%
22	Maryland	21.3%
22	Ohio	21.3%
24	North Carolina	21.1%
25	Arizona	21.0%
26	New Jersey	20.9%
26	Virginia	20.9%
28	California	20.8%
29	Nevada	20.7%
29	New Mexico	20.7%
31	Illinois	20.6%
31	South Carolina	20.6%
33	Wisconsin	20.5%
34	Michigan	20.4%
34	Washington	20.4%
36	Colorado	20.3%
37	Montana	20.2%
38	Delaware	19.8%
39	Hawaii	19.7%
39	Pennsylvania	19.7%
41	Connecticut	19.5%
41	New York	19.5%
41	West Virginia	19.5%
44	Oregon	19.0%
45	Florida	18.9%
46	Massachusetts	18.6%
47	District of Columbia	17.9%
48	Rhode Island	17.7%
49	Maine	17.3%
49	New Hampshire	17.3%
51	Vermont	17.0%
	United States	21.1%

65 and older

Share of residents 65 or older. United States: 18.9%.

Highest

Maine24.6%
Vermont24.1%
New Hampshire23.0%
Delaware22.8%
Florida22.8%

Lowest

Utah13.0%
District of Columbia13.6%
Texas14.9%
Alaska15.8%
Georgia16.7%

65 and older by statelatest available

Up to 18.3%
18.3% to 18.8%
18.8% to 19.9%
19.9% to 21.1%
Over 21.1%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census Bureau QuickFacts, latest available. oscopedata.com

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Rank	State	65 and older
1	Maine	24.6%
2	Vermont	24.1%
3	New Hampshire	23.0%
4	Delaware	22.8%
4	Florida	22.8%
6	Hawaii	22.6%
7	West Virginia	22.5%
8	Montana	22.2%
9	Pennsylvania	21.4%
10	New Mexico	21.1%
10	South Carolina	21.1%
12	Oregon	21.0%
13	Rhode Island	20.9%
14	Wisconsin	20.8%
15	Wyoming	20.7%
16	Arizona	20.6%
17	Michigan	20.5%
18	Connecticut	20.4%
19	Ohio	20.2%
20	Iowa	20.1%
21	Massachusetts	19.9%
22	Missouri	19.6%
23	Alabama	19.4%
23	South Dakota	19.4%
25	Mississippi	19.3%
25	New York	19.3%
27	Minnesota	19.1%
28	Arkansas	19.0%
29	Kansas	18.9%
29	North Carolina	18.9%
31	Kentucky	18.8%
31	Louisiana	18.8%
33	Idaho	18.7%
33	Illinois	18.7%
35	Tennessee	18.6%
36	New Jersey	18.5%
37	Indiana	18.4%
37	Maryland	18.4%
37	Virginia	18.4%
40	Nebraska	18.3%
40	Nevada	18.3%
40	Washington	18.3%
43	Oklahoma	18.0%
44	North Dakota	17.9%
45	California	17.5%
46	Colorado	17.1%
47	Georgia	16.7%
48	Alaska	15.8%
49	Texas	14.9%
50	District of Columbia	13.6%
51	Utah	13.0%
	United States	18.9%

Born abroad

Share of residents born outside the United States. United States: 14.7%.

Highest

California27.2%
New Jersey24.9%
New York23.4%
Florida22.7%
Nevada19.4%

Lowest

Born abroad by state2025

Up to 5.4%
5.4% to 7.1%
7.1% to 9.9%
9.9% to 15.7%
Over 15.7%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, 2025. oscopedata.com

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Rank	State	Born abroad
1	California	27.2%
2	New Jersey	24.9%
3	New York	23.4%
4	Florida	22.7%
5	Nevada	19.4%
6	Massachusetts	19.1%
7	Texas	18.5%
8	Hawaii	18.0%
9	Maryland	17.7%
10	Washington	16.6%
11	Connecticut	15.7%
12	Illinois	15.6%
13	Rhode Island	14.9%
14	District of Columbia	14.8%
15	Virginia	13.9%
16	Arizona	13.2%
17	Georgia	11.7%
18	Delaware	10.7%
19	Colorado	10.4%
20	Oregon	10.0%
21	North Carolina	9.9%
22	New Mexico	9.8%
22	Utah	9.8%
24	Minnesota	9.1%
25	Nebraska	8.8%
26	Pennsylvania	8.4%
27	Kansas	8.3%
28	Michigan	7.7%
29	Alaska	7.6%
30	New Hampshire	7.3%
31	Indiana	7.1%
32	Tennessee	6.8%
33	Iowa	6.6%
33	South Carolina	6.6%
35	Oklahoma	6.4%
36	Idaho	6.0%
36	North Dakota	6.0%
38	Ohio	5.9%
39	Arkansas	5.7%
39	Kentucky	5.7%
41	Vermont	5.4%
41	Wisconsin	5.4%
43	Louisiana	5.0%
44	Maine	4.7%
44	Missouri	4.7%
46	Alabama	4.6%
47	South Dakota	3.8%
48	Wyoming	3.6%
49	Mississippi	3.0%
50	Montana	2.8%
51	West Virginia	2.3%
	United States	14.7%