Liberal Utopia: Facts Are Racist

Tuesday, May 01, 2012

Population, crime, and poverty in the United States.

ccording to most recent data (2010), the rate of violent crime In the United States is 403.6 per 100,000. Property crime is 2,941.9 per 100,000.

On average, where Whites are over 30 percent of the population (50 states), violent crime is 4.1 percent lower than the national rate, and property crime is 1.9 percent lower. Over 40 percent (49 states), those rates are 8.9 percent lower and 3.2 percent lower, respectively; over 50 percent (46 states), 10.9 percent lower and 4.2 percent lower; over 60 percent (38 states), 15.2 percent lower and 5.1 percent lower; over 70 percent (28 states), 25.6 percent lower and 9.9 percent lower; over 80 percent (18 states), 38.1 percent lower and 14.7 percent lower; and over 90 percent (4 states), 54.6 percent lower and 21.9 percent lower.

On average, where Hispanics are over 10 percent of the population (17 states), violent crime is 5.9 percent lower than the national rate, and property crime is 2.3 percent lower. Over 20 percent (7 states), those rates are 20.8 percent higher and 8.8 percent higher, respectively; and over 30 percent (3 states), 22.2 percent higher and 11.7 percent higher.

On average, where Blacks are over 10 percent of the population (22 states), violent crime is 17.4 percent higher than the national rate, and property crime is 7.6 percent higher. Over 20 percent (9 states), those rates are 39.3 percent higher and 22.2 percent higher, respectively; and over 30 percent (4 states), 58.1 percent higher and 27.9 percent higher.

Violent crimes of murder, forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault, and property crimes of burglary, larceny/theft, and motor vehicle theft, along with associated poverty rates, are tabulated and charted below.

White Pop.	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
>30% 50 states	386.9	4.5	31.0	103.1	248.3	2,885.6	666.3	2,003.2	216.1	13,924
>40% 49 states	367.7	4.2	31.0	90.5	242.0	2,847.0	665.5	1,978.0	203.5	13,833
>50% 46 states	359.5	4.1	30.9	88.5	236.0	2,818.4	653.6	1,968.4	196.4	13,661
>60% 38 states	342.2	3.7	32.2	77.2	229.1	2,793.0	634.6	1,973.8	184.6	13,513
>70% 28 states	300.3	3.1	31.4	65.9	199.9	2,650.5	585.6	1,893.4	171.5	13,307
>80% 18 states	249.7	2.6	30.4	50.2	166.5	2,509.5	527.3	1,840.3	141.8	13,156
>90% 4 states	183.4	1.8	25.2	30.5	126.0	2,296.9	521.4	1,689.0	86.5	12,475

Hispanic Pop.	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
>10% 17 states	379.6	4.0	30.1	102.7	242.8	2,875.0	642.4	1,989.0	243.5	13,512
>20% 7 states	487.4	5.2	34.4	124.4	323.3	3,200.8	797.2	2,104.6	298.9	15,157
>30% 3 states	493.3	5.6	33.1	121.7	333.0	3,284.7	848.0	2,125.2	311.6	16,467

Black Pop.	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
>10% 22 states	474.0	6.4	27.3	151.8	288.5	3,164.7	777.3	2,143.0	244.3	14,918
>20% 9 states	562.2	8.4	27.6	195.4	330.8	3,595.8	906.0	2,381.5	308.3	16,100
>30% 4 states	638.0	11.5	27.8	263.8	335.0	3,763.0	932.4	2,443.4	387.1	18,525

VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
383.8	4.6	30.0	104.4	244.8	2,909.3	675.5	2,011.7	222.0	>9,000 49 states
388.2	4.6	31.0	103.9	248.8	2,951.6	693.8	2,033.4	224.4	>10,000 45 states
391.8	4.8	31.3	103.9	251.9	2,970.2	708.2	2,036.1	226.0	>11,000 40 states
416.4	5.2	31.6	113.6	266.0	3,050.8	737.8	2,076.6	236.4	>12,000 35 states
437.9	5.6	31.2	119.1	282.0	3,135.0	776.8	2,117.4	240.9	>13,000 28 states
440.7	5.7	31.2	120.1	283.5	3,153.1	787.8	2,122.6	242.7	>14,000 26 states
476.2	6.5	32.4	132.7	304.6	3,366.4	880.7	2,225.1	260.5	>15,000 18 states
499.0	6.9	32.4	139.4	320.3	3,425.3	910.0	2,243.3	272.0	>16,000 16 states
530.9	7.4	32.3	153.4	337.6	3,459.5	904.0	2,286.2	269.3	>17,000 11 states
586.9	9.5	34.8	245.0	297.6	3,468.5	885.6	2,245.2	337.7	>18,000 4 states

The following three tables show the crime and poverty rates aggregated in order of increasing White, Hispanic, and Black population percentages, respectively.

#	State	∑ Pop.	∑ W	%	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
1	Hawaii	1,360,301	309,343	22.7	262.7	1.8	26.8	77.5	156.7	3,314.2	636.8	2,302.4	374.9	10,400
2	District of Columbia	1,962,024	518,807	26.4	590.1	8.0	28.1	274.2	279.9	3,763.4	657.1	2,589.6	516.6	12,894
3	California	39,215,980	15,475,060	39.5	448.1	5.1	22.7	161.9	258.5	2,692.2	616.4	1,661.0	414.8	14,137
4	New Mexico	41,275,159	16,308,870	39.5	455.1	5.1	23.9	157.7	268.4	2,729.3	636.6	1,685.9	406.8	14,327
5	Texas	66,420,720	27,706,215	41.7	453.3	5.1	26.3	147.5	274.5	3,128.2	739.8	2,033.2	355.2	15,410
6	Nevada	69,121,271	29,168,296	42.2	461.4	5.1	26.7	149.4	280.3	3,114.4	743.0	2,015.3	356.0	15,292
7	Maryland	74,894,823	32,326,254	43.2	468.0	5.3	26.3	152.6	283.9	3,105.4	734.5	2,018.1	352.7	14,816
8	Georgia	84,582,476	37,740,174	44.6	460.6	5.4	25.7	149.8	279.8	3,166.7	764.7	2,053.7	348.1	15,013
9	Arizona	90,974,493	41,435,821	45.5	456.9	5.4	26.3	146.9	278.4	3,192.5	766.8	2,078.3	347.3	15,122
10	Florida	109,775,803	52,320,543	47.7	471.6	5.4	26.7	145.5	294.0	3,255.1	789.5	2,140.0	325.6	15,084
11	Mississippi	112,743,100	54,042,830	47.9	466.3	5.4	26.8	144.1	289.9	3,248.0	795.8	2,130.5	321.8	15,262
12	New York	132,121,202	65,347,077	49.5	455.4	5.3	25.0	144.5	280.6	3,056.4	728.2	2,038.0	290.0	15,105
13	New Jersey	140,913,096	70,561,955	50.1	446.2	5.2	24.1	143.9	273.0	2,995.6	710.3	2,002.3	283.0	14,750
14	Louisiana	145,446,468	73,296,839	50.4	449.4	5.4	24.2	143.0	276.8	3,015.9	719.4	2,015.5	281.0	14,829
15	Illinois	158,277,100	81,464,592	51.5	448.2	5.4	24.2	144.1	274.6	2,988.7	708.7	2,003.6	276.4	14,704
16	South Carolina	162,902,464	84,427,332	51.8	452.5	5.4	24.4	143.0	279.6	3,014.6	716.9	2,021.0	276.6	14,771
17	Alaska	163,612,695	84,882,652	51.9	453.3	5.4	24.6	142.8	280.5	3,013.9	715.7	2,021.8	276.4	14,745
18	Virginia	171,613,719	90,069,102	52.5	442.1	5.4	24.3	139.4	273.0	2,981.9	700.2	2,012.0	269.7	14,550
19	North Carolina	181,149,202	96,293,097	53.2	438.0	5.4	24.2	137.4	271.0	3,006.4	720.0	2,020.8	265.6	14,641
20	Delaware	182,047,136	96,879,849	53.2	438.9	5.4	24.2	137.7	271.6	3,008.6	720.6	2,022.6	265.3	14,622
21	Alabama	186,826,872	100,084,251	53.6	437.3	5.4	24.3	136.7	270.9	3,021.6	724.6	2,032.7	264.2	14,695
22	Oklahoma	190,578,223	102,659,632	53.9	438.1	5.4	24.6	135.8	272.4	3,029.3	730.0	2,034.9	264.4	14,724
23	Colorado	195,607,419	106,180,425	54.3	435.1	5.3	25.1	133.9	270.8	3,020.5	724.6	2,032.5	263.3	14,677
24	Connecticut	199,181,516	108,726,687	54.6	432.4	5.3	24.9	133.3	268.9	3,005.6	719.3	2,024.4	262.0	14,584
25	Washington	205,906,056	113,603,491	55.2	428.5	5.2	25.4	131.8	266.1	3,028.5	722.6	2,040.0	265.9	14,509
26	Arkansas	208,821,974	115,776,960	55.4	429.6	5.2	25.6	131.1	267.6	3,035.9	728.0	2,043.0	264.8	14,568
27	Tennessee	215,168,079	120,577,742	56.0	435.0	5.2	25.9	131.1	272.8	3,054.3	736.4	2,053.9	263.9	14,643
28	Massachusetts	221,715,708	125,562,542	56.6	435.9	5.1	25.9	130.4	274.5	3,033.5	731.7	2,040.4	261.3	14,514
29	Rhode Island	222,768,275	126,366,227	56.7	435.1	5.1	25.9	130.1	274.0	3,031.2	731.0	2,039.0	261.1	14,500
30	Michigan	232,651,915	133,936,166	57.6	437.4	5.1	26.8	129.5	275.9	3,017.7	731.7	2,024.2	261.8	14,574
31	Kansas	235,505,033	136,166,705	57.8	436.6	5.1	27.0	128.6	275.9	3,019.0	731.1	2,026.7	261.2	14,560
32	Oregon	239,336,107	139,172,553	58.1	433.6	5.1	27.0	127.5	274.0	3,018.9	727.6	2,030.5	260.7	14,555
33	Pennsylvania	252,038,486	149,267,205	59.2	430.2	5.1	27.0	127.6	270.5	2,976.2	712.8	2,009.2	254.2	14,453
34	Utah	254,802,371	151,488,924	59.5	427.9	5.0	27.1	126.7	269.0	2,978.4	711.0	2,013.7	253.8	14,420
35	Missouri	260,791,298	156,339,672	59.9	428.5	5.1	27.0	126.1	270.2	2,986.9	711.5	2,021.2	254.1	14,424
36	Ohio	272,327,802	165,698,935	60.8	423.7	5.0	27.3	126.9	264.5	2,997.8	720.5	2,026.2	251.1	14,457
37	Indiana	278,811,604	170,985,388	61.3	421.2	5.0	27.3	126.1	262.7	2,998.9	720.6	2,028.2	250.0	14,456
38	Nebraska	280,637,945	172,485,141	61.5	420.2	5.0	27.3	125.7	262.2	2,996.8	718.9	2,028.2	249.6	14,442
39	Minnesota	285,941,870	176,890,283	61.9	416.8	5.0	27.4	124.5	259.9	2,988.9	714.1	2,026.7	248.0	14,379
40	Wisconsin	291,628,856	181,628,694	62.3	413.5	4.9	27.3	123.6	257.7	2,979.5	709.3	2,024.2	246.0	14,340
41	Idaho	293,196,438	182,944,937	62.4	412.5	4.9	27.3	123.1	257.2	2,974.2	707.7	2,021.4	245.1	14,340
42	South Dakota	294,010,618	183,634,439	62.5	412.1	4.9	27.4	122.8	257.0	2,971.1	706.8	2,019.6	244.7	14,340
43	Wyoming	294,574,244	184,118,313	62.5	411.7	4.9	27.4	122.6	256.8	2,970.2	706.2	2,019.5	244.4	14,331
44	Kentucky	298,913,611	187,863,968	62.8	409.2	4.9	27.5	122.0	254.9	2,964.1	706.1	2,015.0	242.9	14,393
45	Montana	299,903,026	188,732,596	62.9	408.8	4.9	27.5	121.7	254.7	2,962.7	705.0	2,015.0	242.6	14,395
46	Iowa	302,949,381	191,433,719	63.2	407.4	4.8	27.5	120.8	254.3	2,955.4	703.4	2,010.6	241.5	14,369
47	North Dakota	303,621,972	192,031,726	63.2	407.0	4.8	27.5	120.6	254.1	2,952.8	702.5	2,009.1	241.2	14,364
48	New Hampshire	304,938,442	193,246,776	63.4	406.0	4.8	27.5	120.2	253.5	2,949.5	701.2	2,007.8	240.5	14,338
49	West Virginia	306,791,436	194,973,032	63.6	405.4	4.8	27.5	119.7	253.4	2,945.2	700.5	2,004.9	239.8	14,358
50	Vermont	307,417,177	195,563,255	63.6	404.9	4.8	27.5	119.5	253.1	2,943.9	700.2	2,004.2	239.4	14,352
51	Maine	308,745,538	196,817,552	63.7	403.7	4.8	27.5	119.1	252.3	2,941.9	699.6	2,003.5	238.7	14,343

#	State	∑ Pop.	∑ H	%	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
1	West Virginia	1,852,994	22,268	1.2	314.6	3.3	19.1	44.7	247.5	2,239.6	580.5	1,531.7	127.4	17,700
2	Maine	3,181,355	39,203	1.2	234.2	2.7	23.4	39.1	169.1	2,339.7	569.4	1,664.9	105.3	15,428
3	Vermont	3,807,096	48,411	1.3	217.1	2.4	23.0	34.6	157.1	2,330.3	564.3	1,666.4	99.6	14,770
4	North Dakota	4,479,687	61,878	1.4	218.3	2.3	24.8	31.4	159.8	2,245.9	523.4	1,618.7	103.8	14,327
5	South Dakota	5,293,867	83,997	1.6	226.0	2.4	28.4	29.5	165.8	2,185.4	503.0	1,579.5	102.9	14,307
6	Mississippi	8,261,164	165,478	2.0	241.7	4.0	29.4	52.5	155.7	2,472.6	690.9	1,651.0	130.8	17,047
7	New Hampshire	9,577,634	202,182	2.1	231.4	3.6	29.6	50.0	148.1	2,433.2	652.7	1,657.6	122.9	15,853
8	Montana	10,567,049	230,747	2.2	235.2	3.5	29.9	46.8	155.0	2,443.6	626.2	1,691.6	125.8	15,782
9	Kentucky	14,906,416	363,583	2.4	237.4	3.7	30.5	58.4	144.8	2,475.0	647.2	1,696.9	130.9	16,605
10	Ohio	26,442,920	718,257	2.7	271.3	3.9	31.2	95.2	141.1	2,811.0	767.7	1,889.7	153.7	15,987
11	Missouri	32,431,847	930,727	2.9	305.3	4.5	29.8	96.5	174.4	2,909.9	761.7	1,973.4	174.8	15,730
12	Alabama	37,211,583	1,116,329	3.0	314.6	4.6	29.6	96.9	183.4	2,987.8	776.8	2,030.2	180.8	15,956
13	Louisiana	41,744,955	1,308,889	3.1	340.0	5.3	29.4	98.9	206.4	3,059.5	801.3	2,073.3	184.9	16,101
14	Michigan	51,628,595	1,745,247	3.4	368.8	5.4	32.8	102.2	228.4	2,993.3	791.0	1,999.8	202.5	16,121
15	Tennessee	57,974,700	2,035,306	3.5	395.6	5.4	32.9	105.4	251.8	3,066.0	815.2	2,044.9	205.9	16,228
16	Minnesota	63,278,625	2,285,564	3.6	382.2	5.1	33.0	102.0	242.1	3,024.6	785.5	2,037.0	202.2	15,792
17	Iowa	66,324,980	2,437,108	3.7	377.2	5.0	32.7	98.8	240.7	2,988.7	774.5	2,015.6	198.6	15,611
18	South Carolina	70,950,344	2,672,790	3.8	391.6	5.0	32.7	99.4	254.5	3,048.1	789.1	2,054.8	204.3	15,707
19	Alaska	71,660,575	2,712,039	3.8	394.0	5.0	33.1	99.2	256.7	3,046.2	785.6	2,056.1	204.5	15,640
20	Pennsylvania	84,362,954	3,431,699	4.1	389.8	5.0	32.1	103.7	248.9	2,914.7	732.7	1,988.6	193.5	15,172
21	Wisconsin	90,049,940	3,767,755	4.2	380.9	4.9	31.4	102.1	242.4	2,889.0	715.9	1,982.8	190.3	14,997
22	Indiana	96,533,742	4,157,462	4.3	376.5	4.9	31.1	101.7	238.7	2,899.3	716.6	1,991.6	191.1	14,957
23	Arkansas	99,449,660	4,343,512	4.4	380.2	4.9	31.6	101.1	242.7	2,918.7	728.3	1,999.3	191.1	15,069
24	Virginia	107,450,684	4,975,337	4.6	367.8	4.8	30.6	98.9	233.5	2,874.6	702.6	1,985.4	186.7	14,732
25	Maryland	113,224,236	5,445,969	4.8	377.0	5.0	30.2	103.6	238.3	2,880.9	699.0	1,988.8	193.1	14,446
26	Delaware	114,122,170	5,519,190	4.8	378.9	5.0	30.2	104.4	239.4	2,885.3	700.1	1,992.0	193.2	14,417
27	North Carolina	123,657,653	6,319,310	5.1	377.7	5.0	29.5	104.1	239.1	2,928.7	729.2	2,006.3	193.1	14,561
28	Georgia	133,345,306	7,172,999	5.4	379.6	5.0	28.9	105.8	239.8	2,980.4	748.7	2,029.8	201.8	14,704
29	Oklahoma	137,096,657	7,505,006	5.5	382.3	5.0	29.2	105.3	242.7	2,992.3	755.6	2,032.9	203.8	14,745
30	Hawaii	138,456,958	7,625,848	5.5	381.1	5.0	29.2	105.1	241.9	2,995.5	754.4	2,035.6	205.4	14,704
31	Wyoming	139,020,584	7,676,079	5.5	380.4	5.0	29.2	104.7	241.5	2,993.3	752.9	2,035.4	205.0	14,684
32	District of Columbia	139,622,307	7,730,828	5.5	384.5	5.1	29.2	107.3	242.9	3,001.0	752.7	2,040.5	207.7	14,700
33	Nebraska	141,448,648	7,898,233	5.6	383.1	5.0	29.3	106.7	242.1	2,996.8	748.8	2,040.3	207.6	14,669
34	Massachusetts	147,996,277	8,525,887	5.8	386.8	5.0	29.2	106.6	246.1	2,968.2	741.2	2,020.7	206.2	14,475
35	Kansas	150,849,395	8,825,929	5.9	386.5	4.9	29.3	105.6	246.6	2,971.0	740.1	2,024.7	206.3	14,455
36	Idaho	152,416,977	9,001,830	5.9	384.8	4.9	29.4	104.7	245.8	2,961.0	736.7	2,019.2	205.0	14,453
37	Washington	159,141,517	9,757,620	6.1	381.8	4.8	29.7	104.0	243.3	2,992.5	740.3	2,039.7	212.5	14,361
38	Oregon	162,972,591	10,207,682	6.3	378.7	4.7	29.8	103.0	241.2	2,993.0	734.9	2,045.1	213.0	14,360
39	Rhode Island	164,025,158	10,338,337	6.3	377.9	4.7	29.8	102.8	240.6	2,990.2	733.9	2,043.2	213.1	14,342
40	Utah	166,789,043	10,696,677	6.4	375.2	4.7	29.9	101.9	238.8	2,993.3	730.8	2,049.4	213.1	14,293
41	Connecticut	170,363,140	11,175,764	6.6	373.2	4.7	29.6	101.8	237.2	2,976.5	724.3	2,039.6	212.6	14,191
42	Illinois	183,193,772	13,203,342	7.2	377.6	4.7	29.2	105.6	238.1	2,955.8	714.8	2,027.6	213.4	14,128
43	New York	202,571,874	16,620,264	8.2	379.0	4.7	27.7	109.6	237.0	2,858.8	678.5	1,977.2	203.1	14,135
44	New Jersey	211,363,768	18,175,408	8.6	376.0	4.7	27.0	110.6	233.7	2,826.5	668.6	1,955.9	202.0	13,938
45	Colorado	216,392,964	19,214,095	8.9	374.7	4.6	27.4	109.5	233.2	2,823.2	665.1	1,955.5	202.5	13,914
46	Florida	235,194,274	23,437,901	10.0	388.1	4.7	27.5	111.8	244.1	2,881.9	683.9	1,994.1	203.9	13,992
47	Nevada	237,894,825	24,154,402	10.2	391.2	4.7	27.6	112.8	246.1	2,880.7	685.4	1,989.4	205.9	13,975
48	Arizona	244,286,842	26,049,551	10.7	391.7	4.7	27.8	112.7	246.5	2,897.8	688.3	2,000.2	209.3	14,044
49	California	281,540,798	40,063,270	14.2	398.1	4.7	27.1	118.4	247.9	2,863.1	678.5	1,948.8	235.8	14,064
50	Texas	306,686,359	49,524,191	16.1	402.4	4.8	27.3	119.4	250.9	2,938.6	697.4	2,002.5	238.6	14,319
51	New Mexico	308,745,538	50,477,594	16.3	403.7	4.8	27.5	119.1	252.3	2,941.9	699.6	2,003.5	238.7	14,343

#	State	∑ Pop.	∑ B	%	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
1	Montana	989,415	4,027	0.4	272.2	2.6	32.4	15.9	221.2	2,543.8	369.3	2,020.3	154.2	15,100
2	Idaho	2,556,997	13,837	0.5	240.8	1.8	33.1	14.6	191.4	2,207.8	397.2	1,699.3	111.3	14,608
3	Wyoming	3,120,623	18,585	0.6	232.7	1.7	32.4	14.4	184.3	2,253.7	394.3	1,749.2	110.2	13,754
4	Vermont	3,746,364	24,862	0.7	215.6	1.6	30.5	13.9	169.6	2,258.5	418.3	1,736.6	103.6	13,363
5	Utah	6,510,249	54,149	0.8	214.4	1.7	32.1	27.5	153.0	2,649.5	471.4	2,027.2	151.0	12,554
6	New Hampshire	7,826,719	69,184	0.9	206.4	1.6	32.0	28.6	144.2	2,571.6	461.6	1,972.0	137.9	11,872
7	Maine	9,155,080	84,891	0.9	194.1	1.6	31.6	29.0	131.9	2,558.2	475.0	1,954.5	128.7	11,933
8	North Dakota	9,827,671	92,851	0.9	196.3	1.6	31.8	27.9	134.9	2,504.2	462.5	1,913.0	128.7	11,918
9	South Dakota	10,641,851	103,058	1.0	201.8	1.7	33.1	27.3	139.8	2,454.3	457.0	1,871.0	126.3	12,092
10	Hawaii	12,002,152	124,482	1.0	208.7	1.7	32.3	33.0	141.7	2,551.8	477.4	1,919.9	154.5	11,907
11	Oregon	15,833,226	193,688	1.2	219.2	1.9	32.2	40.1	145.0	2,663.3	485.9	2,004.0	173.4	12,492
12	New Mexico	17,892,405	236,238	1.3	261.7	2.5	33.8	44.5	181.0	2,752.2	547.4	2,022.0	182.7	13,120
13	Iowa	20,938,760	325,386	1.6	263.4	2.3	32.9	42.8	185.4	2,678.0	547.3	1,956.5	174.2	12,930
14	Alaska	21,648,991	348,649	1.6	275.7	2.4	34.3	44.2	194.9	2,683.8	543.7	1,964.1	176.0	12,800
15	West Virginia	23,501,985	411,773	1.8	278.8	2.4	33.1	44.2	199.1	2,648.7	546.6	1,930.0	172.1	13,183
16	Washington	30,226,525	651,815	2.2	286.6	2.4	34.2	54.0	196.0	2,884.1	607.5	2,057.6	219.0	12,985
17	Colorado	35,255,721	853,552	2.4	291.5	2.4	35.6	55.2	198.4	2,855.6	595.0	2,040.9	219.6	12,973
18	Arizona	41,647,738	1,112,560	2.7	309.4	3.0	35.3	63.4	207.7	2,959.7	625.6	2,096.5	237.6	13,537
19	Nebraska	43,474,079	1,195,445	2.7	308.1	3.0	35.4	63.1	206.7	2,947.7	618.5	2,093.3	235.9	13,485
20	Minnesota	48,778,004	1,469,857	3.0	300.3	2.9	35.2	63.2	199.1	2,906.8	601.3	2,077.7	227.8	13,217
21	Rhode Island	49,830,571	1,530,046	3.1	299.4	2.9	35.1	63.4	198.1	2,899.4	600.9	2,070.7	227.8	13,182
22	Kansas	52,683,689	1,697,910	3.2	303.1	2.9	35.3	62.9	202.1	2,911.4	605.2	2,079.3	226.9	13,193
23	California	89,937,645	3,996,982	4.4	360.1	3.7	29.9	101.5	225.0	2,797.2	608.9	1,885.8	302.5	13,610
24	Wisconsin	95,624,631	4,356,130	4.6	353.5	3.7	29.4	100.1	220.3	2,780.0	600.5	1,886.5	293.0	13,538
25	Massachusetts	102,172,260	4,790,528	4.7	360.7	3.6	29.2	100.4	227.4	2,752.5	599.0	1,868.0	285.5	13,330
26	Oklahoma	105,923,611	5,068,172	4.8	364.9	3.7	29.6	100.0	231.7	2,776.0	613.2	1,877.8	285.0	13,430
27	Kentucky	110,262,978	5,405,692	4.9	360.1	3.7	29.6	99.5	227.3	2,767.1	616.5	1,871.2	279.4	13,632
28	Nevada	112,963,529	5,624,318	5.0	367.3	3.8	29.8	101.8	232.0	2,767.3	621.4	1,864.1	281.7	13,603
29	Indiana	119,447,331	6,215,715	5.2	364.4	3.8	29.7	101.5	229.5	2,782.2	627.2	1,877.7	277.4	13,646
30	Connecticut	123,021,428	6,578,011	5.3	362.0	3.8	29.3	101.4	227.5	2,765.1	621.3	1,869.0	274.8	13,524
31	Pennsylvania	135,723,807	7,955,700	5.9	362.4	3.9	29.0	104.0	225.5	2,709.7	603.8	1,844.6	261.4	13,429
32	Missouri	141,712,734	8,649,091	6.1	366.3	4.1	28.8	103.9	229.5	2,736.6	609.3	1,865.6	261.6	13,479
33	Texas	166,858,295	11,628,689	7.0	379.0	4.2	29.0	107.9	237.8	2,894.3	654.5	1,976.8	263.0	14,036
34	Ohio	178,394,799	13,036,370	7.3	374.8	4.2	29.2	110.2	231.2	2,917.0	671.9	1,987.3	257.8	14,112
35	New Jersey	187,186,693	14,241,196	7.6	371.7	4.2	28.4	111.3	227.8	2,877.8	661.0	1,962.7	254.0	13,891
36	Michigan	197,070,333	15,641,558	7.9	377.6	4.3	29.3	111.6	232.5	2,869.5	665.4	1,949.0	255.2	14,008
37	Illinois	209,900,965	17,507,972	8.3	381.2	4.4	29.0	114.3	233.5	2,858.0	660.6	1,944.1	253.3	13,964
38	Arkansas	212,816,883	17,957,867	8.4	382.9	4.4	29.2	113.9	235.4	2,867.6	666.8	1,948.4	252.4	14,030
39	New York	232,194,985	21,031,667	9.1	383.6	4.4	28.0	116.6	234.7	2,790.3	639.2	1,911.0	240.1	14,045
40	Florida	250,996,295	24,031,529	9.6	395.5	4.4	28.0	118.3	244.8	2,847.8	658.7	1,950.5	238.7	14,108
41	Tennessee	257,342,400	25,088,844	9.7	400.9	4.5	28.2	118.6	249.7	2,867.8	667.4	1,961.9	238.5	14,182
42	Virginia	265,343,424	26,640,243	10.0	395.2	4.5	27.9	117.2	245.7	2,851.5	658.8	1,957.4	235.3	14,073
43	Delaware	266,241,358	26,832,057	10.1	396.0	4.5	27.9	117.5	246.2	2,853.5	659.4	1,958.8	235.3	14,062
44	North Carolina	275,776,841	28,880,685	10.5	394.9	4.5	27.7	116.9	245.8	2,874.1	673.8	1,966.4	233.8	14,138
45	Alabama	280,556,577	30,131,996	10.7	394.6	4.5	27.7	116.6	245.8	2,885.0	677.3	1,974.1	233.6	14,195
46	South Carolina	285,181,941	31,422,680	11.0	397.9	4.5	27.7	116.4	249.2	2,901.5	682.5	1,984.5	234.4	14,241
47	Maryland	290,955,493	33,122,978	11.4	400.9	4.6	27.6	117.9	250.7	2,903.4	681.6	1,985.8	236.0	14,140
48	Georgia	300,643,146	36,073,413	12.0	400.9	4.6	27.4	118.2	250.6	2,927.1	691.8	1,996.9	238.4	14,217
49	Louisiana	305,176,518	37,525,809	12.3	403.1	4.7	27.4	118.2	252.8	2,937.8	696.4	2,003.3	238.1	14,263
50	Mississippi	308,143,815	38,624,194	12.5	401.8	4.7	27.5	118.0	251.7	2,938.3	699.5	2,001.1	237.6	14,336
51	District of Columbia	308,745,538	38,929,319	12.6	403.7	4.8	27.5	119.1	252.3	2,941.9	699.6	2,003.5	238.7	14,343

In chart form:

The last table is a compilation of the Census population and FBI crime data.

State	Pop.	W	%	H	%	B	%	VC	M	FR	R	AA	PC	B	L/T	MVT	Pov.
United States	308,745,538	196,817,552	63.7	50,477,594	16.3	38,929,319	12.6	403.6	4.8	27.5	119.1	252.3	2,941.9	699.6	2,003.5	238.8	14,300
Alabama	4,779,736	3,204,402	67.0	185,602	3.9	1,251,311	26.2	377.8	5.7	28.2	99.6	244.2	3,516.8	879.4	2,415.6	221.8	17,500
Alaska	710,231	455,320	64.1	39,249	5.5	23,263	3.3	638.8	4.4	75.0	83.6	475.8	2,852.5	437.2	2,187.3	228.0	9,000
Arizona	6,392,017	3,695,647	57.8	1,895,149	29.6	259,008	4.1	408.1	6.4	33.9	108.5	259.3	3,534.0	794.3	2,403.2	336.5	16,500
Arkansas	2,915,918	2,173,469	74.5	186,050	6.4	449,895	15.4	505.3	4.7	45.0	81.3	374.3	3,558.9	1,114.9	2,253.8	190.1	18,800
California	37,253,956	14,956,253	40.1	14,013,719	37.6	2,299,072	6.2	440.6	4.9	22.4	156.0	257.4	2,635.8	614.3	1,612.1	409.4	14,200
Colorado	5,029,196	3,520,793	70.0	1,038,687	20.7	201,737	4.0	320.8	2.4	43.7	62.3	212.4	2,684.2	520.0	1,940.5	223.6	12,900
Connecticut	3,574,097	2,546,262	71.2	479,087	13.4	362,296	10.1	281.4	3.6	16.3	99.4	162.0	2,193.2	424.5	1,581.0	187.7	9,400
Delaware	897,934	586,752	65.3	73,221	8.2	191,814	21.4	620.9	5.3	34.7	203.7	377.1	3,448.2	836.9	2,396.5	214.8	10,800
District of Columbia	601,723	209,464	34.8	54,749	9.1	305,125	50.7	1,330.2	21.9	31.1	718.8	558.4	4,778.9	703.1	3,238.9	836.9	18,400
Florida	18,801,310	10,884,722	57.9	4,223,806	22.5	2,999,862	16.0	542.4	5.2	28.6	138.7	369.8	3,558.4	899.5	2,438.4	220.5	14,900
Georgia	9,687,653	5,413,920	55.9	853,689	8.8	2,950,435	30.5	403.3	5.8	21.6	127.7	248.2	3,640.5	998.4	2,329.3	312.8	16,500
Hawaii	1,360,301	309,343	22.7	120,842	8.9	21,424	1.6	262.7	1.8	26.8	77.5	156.7	3,314.2	636.8	2,302.4	374.9	10,400
Idaho	1,567,582	1,316,243	84.0	175,901	11.2	9,810	0.6	221.0	1.3	33.5	13.7	172.6	1,995.8	414.8	1,496.7	84.3	14,300
Illinois	12,830,632	8,167,753	63.7	2,027,578	15.8	1,866,414	14.5	435.2	5.5	23.6	156.3	249.7	2,681.0	587.6	1,868.9	224.4	13,300
Indiana	6,483,802	5,286,453	81.5	389,707	6.0	591,397	9.1	314.5	4.5	27.2	95.9	186.9	3,042.4	726.7	2,113.4	202.3	14,400
Iowa	3,046,355	2,701,123	88.7	151,544	5.0	89,148	2.9	273.5	1.3	27.4	33.2	211.6	2,242.5	546.8	1,571.8	124.0	11,800
Kansas	2,853,118	2,230,539	78.2	300,042	10.5	167,864	5.9	369.1	3.5	38.8	54.1	272.7	3,119.9	680.1	2,229.2	210.6	13,400
Kentucky	4,339,367	3,745,655	86.3	132,836	3.1	337,520	7.8	242.6	4.3	31.8	86.4	120.1	2,551.3	698.5	1,709.7	143.1	18,600
Louisiana	4,533,372	2,734,884	60.3	192,560	4.2	1,452,396	32.0	549.0	11.2	27.2	114.9	395.6	3,647.5	1,002.2	2,427.1	218.2	17,300
Maine	1,328,361	1,254,297	94.4	16,935	1.3	15,707	1.2	122.0	1.8	29.3	31.2	59.8	2,479.3	554.0	1,850.8	74.5	12,300
Maryland	5,773,552	3,157,958	54.7	470,632	8.2	1,700,298	29.4	547.7	7.4	21.3	191.5	327.5	2,997.3	632.9	2,051.7	312.6	9,100
Massachusetts	6,547,629	4,984,800	76.1	627,654	9.6	434,398	6.6	466.6	3.2	26.7	105.0	331.8	2,350.5	576.8	1,598.8	174.9	10,300
Michigan	9,883,640	7,569,939	76.6	436,358	4.4	1,400,362	14.2	490.3	5.7	47.3	116.3	321.0	2,713.6	747.4	1,689.5	276.8	16,200
Minnesota	5,303,925	4,405,142	83.1	250,258	4.7	274,412	5.2	236.0	1.8	33.9	63.9	136.4	2,572.3	460.3	1,950.0	161.9	11,000
Mississippi	2,967,297	1,722,287	58.0	81,481	2.7	1,098,385	37.0	269.7	7.0	31.2	93.7	137.8	2,985.0	1,026.0	1,778.4	180.6	21,900
Missouri	5,988,927	4,850,748	81.0	212,470	3.5	693,391	11.6	455.0	7.0	23.9	102.4	321.7	3,346.4	735.4	2,343.0	268.0	14,600
Montana	989,415	868,628	87.8	28,565	2.9	4,027	0.4	272.2	2.6	32.4	15.9	221.2	2,543.8	369.3	2,020.3	154.2	15,100
Nebraska	1,826,341	1,499,753	82.1	167,405	9.2	82,885	4.5	279.5	3.0	36.8	56.1	183.6	2,673.2	455.9	2,019.4	197.9	12,300
Nevada	2,700,551	1,462,081	54.1	716,501	26.5	218,626	8.1	660.6	5.9	35.7	196.2	422.9	2,774.7	823.0	1,574.5	377.1	12,400
New Hampshire	1,316,470	1,215,050	92.3	36,704	2.8	15,035	1.1	167.0	1.0	31.3	34.3	100.4	2,186.3	413.3	1,699.5	73.5	8,500
New Jersey	8,791,894	5,214,878	59.3	1,555,144	17.7	1,204,826	13.7	307.7	4.2	11.2	134.4	157.9	2,081.9	440.5	1,464.5	176.9	9,400
New Mexico	2,059,179	833,810	40.5	953,403	46.3	42,550	2.1	588.9	6.9	46.5	78.4	457.1	3,435.4	1,020.5	2,160.1	254.8	18,000
New York	19,378,102	11,304,247	58.3	3,416,922	17.6	3,073,800	15.9	392.1	4.5	14.3	146.9	226.4	1,941.2	335.3	1,500.4	105.4	14,200
North Carolina	9,535,483	6,223,995	65.3	800,120	8.4	2,048,628	21.5	363.4	5.0	21.1	100.8	236.5	3,447.3	1,076.9	2,178.4	192.0	16,300
North Dakota	672,591	598,007	88.9	13,467	2.0	7,960	1.2	225.0	1.5	35.2	13.4	174.8	1,768.5	292.3	1,348.5	127.7	11,700
Ohio	11,536,504	9,359,263	81.1	354,674	3.1	1,407,681	12.2	315.2	4.1	32.1	142.8	136.2	3,245.2	923.3	2,138.8	183.1	15,200
Oklahoma	3,751,351	2,575,381	68.7	332,007	8.9	277,644	7.4	479.5	5.2	38.7	89.0	346.7	3,415.5	999.0	2,144.8	271.6	16,200
Oregon	3,831,074	3,005,848	78.5	450,062	11.7	69,206	1.8	252.0	2.4	31.7	62.4	155.6	3,012.9	512.6	2,267.7	232.6	14,300
Pennsylvania	12,702,379	10,094,652	79.5	719,660	5.7	1,377,689	10.8	366.2	5.2	26.9	128.8	205.3	2,173.0	434.3	1,607.4	131.2	12,500
Rhode Island	1,052,567	803,685	76.4	130,655	12.4	60,189	5.7	256.6	2.8	28.1	74.1	151.6	2,556.6	581.5	1,747.2	227.9	11,500
South Carolina	4,625,364	2,962,740	64.1	235,682	5.1	1,290,684	27.9	597.7	6.1	31.7	107.7	452.3	3,900.4	997.9	2,617.2	285.3	17,100
South Dakota	814,180	689,502	84.7	22,119	2.7	10,207	1.3	268.5	2.8	47.9	18.9	198.9	1,852.4	390.7	1,364.1	97.6	14,200
Tennessee	6,346,105	4,800,782	75.6	290,059	4.6	1,057,315	16.7	613.3	5.6	33.7	131.8	442.2	3,657.9	1,012.2	2,411.9	233.8	17,100
Texas	25,145,561	11,397,345	45.3	9,460,921	37.6	2,979,598	11.8	450.3	5.0	30.3	130.6	284.4	3,783.0	909.1	2,603.3	270.5	17,200
Utah	2,763,885	2,221,719	80.4	358,340	13.0	29,287	1.1	212.7	1.9	34.3	45.9	130.6	3,179.6	543.3	2,421.0	215.2	11,500
Vermont	625,741	590,223	94.3	9,208	1.5	6,277	1.0	130.2	1.1	21.1	11.8	96.2	2,282.3	537.9	1,673.9	70.5	11,400
Virginia	8,001,024	5,186,450	64.8	631,825	7.9	1,551,399	19.4	213.6	4.6	19.1	70.7	119.1	2,327.2	382.8	1,812.5	131.8	10,500
Washington	6,724,540	4,876,804	72.5	755,790	11.2	240,042	3.6	313.8	2.3	38.1	88.2	185.3	3,706.6	820.3	2,503.7	382.6	12,300
West Virginia	1,852,994	1,726,256	93.2	22,268	1.2	63,124	3.4	314.6	3.3	19.1	44.7	247.5	2,239.6	580.5	1,531.7	127.4	17,700
Wisconsin	5,686,986	4,738,411	83.3	336,056	5.9	359,148	6.3	248.7	2.7	20.9	79.2	145.9	2,507.7	467.1	1,897.5	143.1	12,400
Wyoming	563,626	483,874	85.9	50,231	8.9	4,748	0.8	195.9	1.4	29.1	13.5	151.9	2,461.6	381.3	1,975.4	104.9	9,800

sources:

Paul Mackun and Steven Wilson, Population Distribution and Change: 2000 to 2010, Census.gov, March 2011. <http://www.census.gov/ prod/ cen2010/ briefs/ c2010br-01.pdf>

Lindsay Hixson, Bradford B. Hepler, and Myoung Ouk Kim, The White Population: 2010, Census.gov, September 2011. <http://www.census.gov/ prod/ cen2010/ briefs/ c2010br-05.pdf>

Sharon R. Ennis, Merarys Ríos-Vargas, and Nora G. Albert, The Hispanic Population: 2010, Census.gov, May 2011. <http://www.census.gov/ prod/ cen2010/ briefs/ c2010br-04.pdf>

Sonya Rastogi, Tallese D. Johnson, Elizabeth M. Hoeffel, and Malcolm P. Drewery, Jr., The Black Population: 2010, Census.gov, September 2011. <http://www.census.gov/ prod/ cen2010/ briefs/ c2010br-06.pdf>

"Table 5. Crime in the United States by State, 2010," Crime in the United States, FBI.gov. <http://www.fbi.gov/ about-us/ cjis/ucr/ crime-in-the-u.s/ 2010/ crime-in-the-u.s.-2010/ tables/ 10tbl05.xls>

"Table 709. Individuals and Families Below Poverty Level - Number and Rate by State: 2000 and 2009," Income, Expenditures, Poverty, & Wealth: Income and Poverty - State and Local Data, Census.gov. <http://www.census.gov/ compendia/ statab/ cats/ income_expenditures_poverty_wealth/ income_and_poverty--state_and_local_data.html>

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