The Rational Moderate

States: people

Population growth, July 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025

Percent change over one year. Select a state on the map or in the table for its profile.

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Population growth, July 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025, by state

Percent change over one year. Shaded in five groups of about ten states each. Rank 1 is the highest value.

Percent change over one year

United States: +0.52%

Data table

All 50 states and DC, A to Z. The source publishes no margin of error for this measure.

StateJuly 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025Rank (1 = highest)
Alabama+0.58%20
Alaska+0.10%43
Arizona+0.89%8
Arkansas+0.60%19
California-0.02%47
Colorado+0.40%28
Connecticut+0.38%30
Delaware+0.94%6
District of Columbia+0.34%33
Florida+0.85%13
Georgia+0.88%9
Hawaii-0.15%50
Idaho+1.44%2
Illinois+0.13%42
Indiana+0.56%22
Iowa+0.25%38
Kansas+0.40%28
Kentucky+0.50%23
Louisiana+0.07%45
Maine+0.46%25
Maryland+0.32%35
Massachusetts+0.22%39
Michigan+0.28%36
Minnesota+0.57%21
Mississippi+0.14%41
Missouri+0.43%27
Montana+0.63%16
Nebraska+0.62%17
Nevada+0.88%9
New Hampshire+0.48%24
New Jersey+0.44%26
New Mexico-0.06%48
New York+0.01%46
North Carolina+1.32%3
North Dakota+0.75%14
Ohio+0.34%33
Oklahoma+0.62%17
Oregon+0.19%40
Pennsylvania+0.10%43
Rhode Island+0.37%31
South Carolina+1.46%1
South Dakota+0.86%12
Tennessee+0.88%9
Texas+1.25%4
Utah+1.03%5
Vermont-0.29%51
Virginia+0.69%15
Washington+0.92%7
West Virginia-0.07%49
Wisconsin+0.26%37
Wyoming+0.35%32

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Program, Vintage 2025. NST-EST2025-ALLDATA, POPESTIMATE2024 and POPESTIMATE2025 · retrieved Oct. 2, 2026 · 51 rows · as of July 1, 2025 · annual. File: NST-EST2025-ALLDATA, POPESTIMATE2024 and POPESTIMATE2025. Download CSV

Highest to lowest

The source publishes no margin of error for this measure, so the ranks carry no test of whether neighbors really differ. Small gaps between states may be within the estimate’s ordinary error and revisions.

RankStateValue
1South Carolina+1.46%
2Idaho+1.44%
3North Carolina+1.32%
4Texas+1.25%
5Utah+1.03%
6Delaware+0.94%
7Washington+0.92%
8Arizona+0.89%
9Georgia+0.88%
9Nevada+0.88%
9Tennessee+0.88%
12South Dakota+0.86%
13Florida+0.85%
14North Dakota+0.75%
15Virginia+0.69%
16Montana+0.63%
17Nebraska+0.62%
17Oklahoma+0.62%
19Arkansas+0.60%
20Alabama+0.58%
21Minnesota+0.57%
22Indiana+0.56%
23Kentucky+0.50%
24New Hampshire+0.48%
25Maine+0.46%
26New Jersey+0.44%
27Missouri+0.43%
28Colorado+0.40%
28Kansas+0.40%
30Connecticut+0.38%
31Rhode Island+0.37%
32Wyoming+0.35%
33District of Columbia+0.34%
33Ohio+0.34%
35Maryland+0.32%
36Michigan+0.28%
37Wisconsin+0.26%
38Iowa+0.25%
39Massachusetts+0.22%
40Oregon+0.19%
41Mississippi+0.14%
42Illinois+0.13%
43Alaska+0.10%
43Pennsylvania+0.10%
45Louisiana+0.07%
46New York+0.01%
47California-0.02%
48New Mexico-0.06%
49West Virginia-0.07%
50Hawaii-0.15%
51Vermont-0.29%
United States For reference, not ranked+0.52%

About this measure

Period
July 1, 2024 to July 1, 2025
As of
, retrieved
Units
Percent change over one year
Uncertainty
None published (administrative and model-based estimates), so ranks carry no test.
Data
Download the CSV (all 50 states and DC, with the rank, the test and every input column)
  • Census estimates, not a count. Each new vintage revises every year back to 2020.