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The States (including District of Columbia) with the highest concentrations of homosexual households in the year 2000 (which comprise less than 1% of all households) were |
A revised estimate based on the 2010 census ranks the 10 highest concentrations in States (not including District of Columbia, which was was highest at 1.172) as follows |
The same table shows the states with the lowest concentrations of homosexual households as follows |
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1. District of Columbia |
1. Rhode Island 0.885 |
1. Wyoming 0.175 |
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2. New Hampshire |
2. Massachusetts 0.829 |
2. South Dakota 0.181 |
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3. Washington |
3. Hawaii 0.779 |
3. Mississippi 0.258 |
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4. Massachusetts |
4. Maine 0.774 |
4. North Dakota 0.292 |
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5. Maine |
5. California 0.726 |
5. Alaska 0.295 |
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6. California |
6. New Mexico 0.701 |
6. Alabama 0.300 |
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7. Colorado |
7. Vermont 0.697 |
7. Idaho 0.315 |
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8. Vermont |
8. Connecticut 0.672 |
8. South Carolina 0.318 |
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9. New Mexico |
9. Arizona 0.649 |
9. Kansas 0.330 |
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10. Minnesota |
10. Washington 0.632 |
10. Arkansas 0.360 |