2023 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement

Poverty

Section 6: Poverty

This section presents statistics on poverty in the United States. The statistics describe the number and percentage of people with and without disabilities who experience poverty as well as the difference between the poverty rates (poverty gap) of people with and without disabilities. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details). Annual time trends were produced by the authors using data from the Current Population Survey-Annual Social and Economic Supplement, which is fielded annually in March. Similar to the American Community Survey, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the Current Population Survey. Poverty is defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget and set as a dollar threshold by the U.S. Census Bureau in all sources (see the glossary for details).

Table 6.6 Poverty — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 27,016,547 4,756,567 17.6 MO    697,181   134,245 19.3
AL    527,754    98,809 18.7 MT    133,509    22,691 17.0
AK     58,701     9,409 16.0 NE    203,254    32,441 16.0
AZ    584,770    88,006 15.0 NV    225,991    42,068 18.6
AR    380,009    80,017 21.1 NH    150,802    22,996 15.2
CA  1,830,108   303,927 16.6 NJ    555,138    73,771 13.3
CO    432,073    58,428 13.5 NM    133,877    26,444 19.8
CT    278,952    43,015 15.4 NY  1,308,805   235,678 18.0
DE     85,623    10,164 11.9 NC    923,806   155,303 16.8
DC     14,954     3,349 22.4 ND     74,109    13,732 18.5
FL  1,750,758   263,039 15.0 OH  1,288,260   252,526 19.6
GA    751,928   116,304 15.5 OK    466,571    93,453 20.0
HI     37,447     7,382 19.7 OR    497,436   101,913 20.5
ID    218,224    34,677 15.9 PA  1,282,928   229,787 17.9
IL    954,757   165,749 17.4 RI    104,629    15,994 15.3
IN    726,949   130,602 18.0 SC    469,325    76,900 16.4
IA    339,547    67,376 19.8 SD     88,886    16,163 18.2
KS    298,051    53,289 17.9 TN    792,061   162,429 20.5
KY    672,426   176,677 26.3 TX  1,608,696   232,706 14.5
LA    424,538    84,878 20.0 UT    275,526    44,018 16.0
ME    190,305    47,510 25.0 VT     79,970    19,603 24.5
MD    352,152    50,858 14.4 VA    661,869   104,224 15.7
MA    573,706   100,693 17.6 WA    726,197   124,978 17.2
MI  1,024,489   191,486 18.7 WV    300,536    74,542 24.8
MN    528,974    86,773 16.4 WI    560,125   106,079 18.9
MS    306,274    58,772 19.2 WY     63,591    10,694 16.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.6). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.7 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 5,522,115 1,692,472 30.6 MO    97,259    31,538 32.4
AL   215,613    65,946 30.6 MT       702       102 14.5
AK     5,306     1,986 37.4 NE     9,402     3,161 33.6
AZ    39,337     8,642 22.0 NV    33,377    10,863 32.5
AR    77,866    25,584 32.9 NH     1,428 ‡  ‡
CA   323,465    93,773 29.0 NJ   140,495    36,558 26.0
CO    25,940     7,067 27.2 NM     4,793     1,594 33.3
CT    40,836    11,566 28.3 NY   353,086   111,108 31.5
DE    24,110     4,179 17.3 NC   303,084    83,171 27.4
DC    50,930    16,314 32.0 ND     2,431       242 10.0
FL   373,256   109,335 29.3 OH   203,817    72,115 35.4
GA   435,632   120,029 27.6 OK    44,112    12,573 28.5
HI     4,268     1,618 37.9 OR    11,974     2,618 21.9
ID       989       373 37.7 PA   212,646    77,692 36.5
IL   248,755    80,337 32.3 RI     8,262     3,074 37.2
IN    84,002    25,798 30.7 SC   194,096    62,957 32.4
IA     9,649     4,463 46.3 SD     2,604       752 28.9
KS    24,283    11,174 46.0 TN   140,969    46,554 33.0
KY    46,890    14,975 31.9 TX   460,733   125,388 27.2
LA   226,703    84,316 37.2 UT     3,354     1,001 29.8
ME     3,171       802 25.3 VT       655        13  2.0
MD   223,654    57,153 25.6 VA   211,347    58,268 27.6
MA    52,464    14,579 27.8 WA    36,469     8,821 24.2
MI   221,914    72,809 32.8 WV     9,142     4,356 47.6
MN    49,837    16,867 33.8 WI    47,332    19,066 40.3
MS   179,095    69,202 38.6 WY       581 ‡  ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.7). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities in poverty.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 6.8 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,454,941 254,780  17.5 MO     8,409   1,644  19.6
AL     3,946     937  23.7 MT       590 ‡ ‡
AK     2,621     746  28.5 NE     2,839     306  10.8
AZ    18,745   3,353  17.9 NV    27,155   4,392  16.2
AR     2,647     285  10.8 NH     2,138     330  15.4
CA   509,446  88,553  17.4 NJ    50,881   5,491  10.8
CO    15,310   1,585  10.4 NM     2,912     520  17.9
CT    11,623   1,564  13.5 NY   131,682  32,158  24.4
DE     1,849     161   8.7 NC    20,470   2,321  11.3
DC     1,539     924  60.0 ND       832     231  27.8
FL    51,315   8,375  16.3 OH    15,559   3,389  21.8
GA    27,119   4,794  17.7 OK     6,694   1,123  16.8
HI    65,306   7,476  11.4 OR    16,250   2,805  17.3
ID     2,154   1,252  58.1 PA    38,706   6,821  17.6
IL    53,590  10,662  19.9 RI     3,576     978  27.3
IN     9,591   2,073  21.6 SC     8,381   1,247  14.9
IA     3,999     614  15.4 SD       818      30   3.7
KS     4,894   1,247  25.5 TN     7,209   1,483  20.6
KY     3,855     640  16.6 TX    92,245  13,460  14.6
LA     6,912   1,292  18.7 UT     6,681     979  14.7
ME     2,742   1,035  37.7 VT       279     279 100.0
MD    27,931   4,248  15.2 VA    39,564   4,528  11.4
MA    29,400   7,424  25.3 WA    56,837  11,623  20.4
MI    19,154   2,221  11.6 WV       724     130  18.0
MN    26,301   5,594  21.3 WI    10,095   1,372  13.6
MS     1,292      85   6.6 WY       134 ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.8). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities in poverty.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 6.9 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 2,439,380 633,005 25.9 MO    53,894  16,969 31.5
AL    39,382  10,178 25.8 MT    18,036   5,637 31.3
AK    26,058   7,077 27.2 NE    11,662   3,504 30.0
AZ    77,431  22,761 29.4 NV    31,043   8,965 28.9
AR    40,367  10,392 25.7 NH     6,828     862 12.6
CA   236,227  55,267 23.4 NJ    35,122   7,039 20.0
CO    39,475   7,081 17.9 NM    37,235  13,002 34.9
CT    18,403   3,892 21.1 NY   112,102  31,180 27.8
DE     7,511   2,526 33.6 NC    87,927  23,766 27.0
DC     4,657   2,012 43.2 ND    12,360   3,808 30.8
FL   118,163  28,989 24.5 OH    89,309  25,605 28.7
GA    72,802  15,020 20.6 OK   111,996  31,131 27.8
HI    44,427  10,743 24.2 OR    50,938  11,510 22.6
ID    18,567   3,207 17.3 PA    71,760  20,547 28.6
IL    65,349  17,144 26.2 RI    10,646   2,842 26.7
IN    50,547  12,988 25.7 SC    32,829   9,699 29.5
IA    21,543   5,570 25.9 SD    14,055   6,446 45.9
KS    25,769   7,124 27.6 TN    57,177  13,830 24.2
KY    45,450  15,005 33.0 TX   150,286  29,809 19.8
LA    42,543  17,402 40.9 UT    19,326   5,047 26.1
ME    10,290   3,510 34.1 VT     4,443   1,313 29.6
MD    36,119   9,577 26.5 VA    57,985  11,408 19.7
MA    43,051  11,685 27.1 WA    82,807  18,369 22.2
MI    76,001  19,698 25.9 WV    14,876   5,112 34.4
MN    40,241   8,906 22.1 WI    33,674   8,972 26.6
MS    25,794   7,505 29.1 WY     4,897   1,374 28.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.9). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.10 Poverty — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 6,169,016 1,544,545 25.0 MO    26,810     7,182 26.8
AL    19,154     5,185 27.1 MT     5,909       456  7.7
AK     6,508     1,588 24.4 NE    22,427     5,790 25.8
AZ   250,147    56,586 22.6 NV    84,600    17,415 20.6
AR    16,834     4,299 25.5 NH     4,841     1,311 27.1
CA 1,443,253   295,473 20.5 NJ   181,078    47,779 26.4
CO   130,232    24,626 18.9 NM   157,740    44,723 28.4
CT    77,330    24,471 31.6 NY   454,167   161,442 35.5
DE    10,450     3,333 31.9 NC    78,346    20,915 26.7
DC     5,802     1,425 24.6 ND     2,738       145  5.3
FL   617,643   152,023 24.6 OH    62,201    19,493 31.3
GA    85,653    18,264 21.3 OK    46,426    10,329 22.2
HI    16,715     4,616 27.6 OR    61,081    17,179 28.1
ID    23,181     4,111 17.7 PA   158,234    56,089 35.4
IL   169,299    32,894 19.4 RI    23,499     7,314 31.1
IN    48,243    12,623 26.2 SC    26,182     6,323 24.2
IA    22,441     8,883 39.6 SD     5,173     1,966 38.0
KS    33,053    10,765 32.6 TN    32,808     8,253 25.2
KY    15,078     4,555 30.2 TX 1,206,211   308,977 25.6
LA    23,522     5,300 22.5 UT    40,603     7,628 18.8
ME     3,924       517 13.2 VT       622       443 71.2
MD    47,491     9,558 20.1 VA    69,670    12,582 18.1
MA   109,853    41,454 37.7 WA    94,623    21,389 22.6
MI    52,746    12,072 22.9 WV     3,249       261  8.0
MN    34,109     7,070 20.7 WI    38,798    13,645 35.2
MS    10,387     2,223 21.4 WY     7,932     1,602 20.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.10). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.11 Poverty — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 163,082,331 15,476,795  9.5 MO   3,959,398    419,204 10.6
AL   2,656,706    308,095 11.6 MT     776,139     77,329 10.0
AK     347,839     24,546  7.1 NE   1,279,133    109,174  8.5
AZ   3,153,676    281,277  8.9 NV   1,171,315    121,353 10.4
AR   1,650,095    220,636 13.4 NH   1,050,448     80,523  7.7
CA  11,419,253    990,188  8.7 NJ   4,228,909    283,048  6.7
CO   3,296,530    254,682  7.7 NM     587,957     77,999 13.3
CT   1,953,554    140,059  7.2 NY   9,170,566    908,637  9.9
DE     501,755     39,885  7.9 NC   5,392,946    524,489  9.7
DC     225,602     20,870  9.3 ND     549,681     48,705  8.9
FL   9,239,698    918,866  9.9 OH   7,620,696    793,706 10.4
GA   4,583,536    452,275  9.9 OK   1,991,354    250,664 12.6
HI     234,188     28,088 12.0 OR   2,532,087    271,760 10.7
ID   1,262,188    126,486 10.0 PA   8,143,532    754,631  9.3
IL   6,417,114    541,821  8.4 RI     639,362     60,542  9.5
IN   4,413,157    460,161 10.4 SC   2,737,650    287,670 10.5
IA   2,275,899    222,410  9.8 SD     613,756     49,777  8.1
KS   1,813,831    176,241  9.7 TN   4,173,850    456,114 10.9
KY   2,997,958    432,464 14.4 TX   9,825,917    826,747  8.4
LA   2,162,555    250,386 11.6 UT   2,238,207    157,325  7.0
ME   1,029,673    110,477 10.7 VT     496,865     53,769 10.8
MD   2,552,968    167,121  6.5 VA   4,341,411    352,670  8.1
MA   4,092,467    351,079  8.6 WA   4,183,095    325,361  7.8
MI   6,241,823    656,341 10.5 WV   1,288,735    198,960 15.4
MN   3,809,562    279,167  7.3 WI   4,057,019    350,883  8.6
MS   1,300,586    139,986 10.8 WY     400,090     42,148 10.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.11). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.12 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 32,530,825 7,053,309 21.7 MO    542,735   123,801 22.8
AL  1,056,401   265,997 25.2 MT      3,632       685 18.9
AK     13,229     3,004 22.7 NE     73,730    16,912 22.9
AZ    260,488    47,933 18.4 NV    233,159    59,242 25.4
AR    353,269    97,464 27.6 NH     14,449       762  5.3
CA  1,657,727   317,237 19.1 NJ    969,651   152,088 15.7
CO    179,882    33,303 18.5 NM     29,986     7,934 26.5
CT    306,090    45,834 15.0 NY  2,235,356   444,527 19.9
DE    178,338    34,704 19.5 NC  1,742,687   379,151 21.8
DC    229,088    67,084 29.3 ND     19,409     2,780 14.3
FL  2,711,823   538,352 19.9 OH  1,133,479   312,747 27.6
GA  2,772,521   561,993 20.3 OK    212,681    61,116 28.7
HI     14,630     3,773 25.8 OR     65,488    13,703 20.9
ID     12,403     4,393 35.4 PA  1,029,163   239,936 23.3
IL  1,396,313   339,301 24.3 RI     39,983    10,377 26.0
IN    494,744   100,823 20.4 SC  1,066,733   261,237 24.5
IA     99,872    31,994 32.0 SD     14,534     1,477 10.2
KS    113,494    29,757 26.2 TN    895,700   194,064 21.7
KY    255,815    64,840 25.3 TX  2,861,237   556,490 19.4
LA  1,163,030   377,191 32.4 UT     30,907     6,566 21.2
ME     17,245     6,535 37.9 VT      6,258     1,727 27.6
MD  1,520,412   212,625 14.0 VA  1,283,872   221,526 17.3
MA    371,048    58,992 15.9 WA    249,115    51,129 20.5
MI  1,080,207   279,962 25.9 WV     35,819    11,067 30.9
MN    329,678    50,633 15.4 WI    293,630    80,167 27.3
MS    855,041   266,167 31.1 WY      4,644     2,207 47.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.12). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.13 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 17,360,003 1,876,824 10.8 MO    113,736    14,953 13.1
AL     62,205     6,977 11.2 MT      7,253     2,323 32.0
AK     46,414     2,207  4.8 NE     39,682     5,153 13.0
AZ    216,136    24,344 11.3 NV    232,983    27,322 11.7
AR     39,128     3,979 10.2 NH     35,548     3,819 10.7
CA  5,355,039   543,324 10.1 NJ    864,377    52,783  6.1
CO    162,992    15,487  9.5 NM     27,403     2,570  9.4
CT    157,203    17,028 10.8 NY  1,580,568   251,217 15.9
DE     38,385     2,924  7.6 NC    301,085    28,066  9.3
DC     24,322     4,907 20.2 ND      9,568       985 10.3
FL    548,897    54,279  9.9 OH    261,947    30,081 11.5
GA    435,236    49,194 11.3 OK     83,398    13,067 15.7
HI    448,803    33,347  7.4 OR    171,146    20,104 11.7
ID     24,357     3,034 12.5 PA    434,058    60,461 13.9
IL    660,508    71,912 10.9 RI     30,512     5,853 19.2
IN    148,838    31,298 21.0 SC     73,175    12,456 17.0
IA     68,326    11,003 16.1 SD     11,984     2,012 16.8
KS     81,810     8,437 10.3 TN    108,718    11,755 10.8
KY     60,320     6,277 10.4 TX  1,418,080   121,816  8.6
LA     72,268    13,274 18.4 UT     76,319     4,314  5.7
ME     13,791     4,151 30.1 VT     11,688     1,746 14.9
MD    379,387    34,993  9.2 VA    533,701    44,464  8.3
MA    461,022    63,060 13.7 WA    665,166    59,090  8.9
MI    297,720    32,542 10.9 WV     13,161     2,176 16.5
MN    259,199    33,768 13.0 WI    165,726    22,152 13.4
MS     22,661     3,098 13.7 WY      4,054     1,242 30.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.13). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.14 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 15,742,813 2,392,273 15.2 MO    313,878    47,517 15.1
AL    162,443    28,555 17.6 MT    100,753    23,104 22.9
AK    155,100    26,554 17.1 NE     85,013    16,458 19.4
AZ    505,299   102,978 20.4 NV    216,942    30,170 13.9
AR    186,138    28,500 15.3 NH     52,912     4,645  8.8
CA  1,818,104   232,733 12.8 NJ    341,345    31,726  9.3
CO    289,759    34,462 11.9 NM    208,385    50,136 24.1
CT    162,565    19,089 11.7 NY    873,374   138,398 15.8
DE     50,297     8,424 16.7 NC    527,324    88,953 16.9
DC     32,458     5,310 16.4 ND     56,294    10,462 18.6
FL    894,970   122,814 13.7 OH    499,913    93,717 18.7
GA    457,952    73,333 16.0 OK    526,012    87,207 16.6
HI    382,479    56,085 14.7 OR    269,743    40,326 14.9
ID     90,964    14,584 16.0 PA    487,332    82,580 16.9
IL    441,324    62,309 14.1 RI     57,760     9,128 15.8
IN    266,476    45,408 17.0 SC    203,080    41,270 20.3
IA    119,984    19,717 16.4 SD     94,533    39,330 41.6
KS    148,234    25,375 17.1 TN    283,088    50,579 17.9
KY    174,736    33,319 19.1 TX    927,265   119,621 12.9
LA    172,755    40,258 23.3 UT    171,301    18,837 11.0
ME     66,036     7,624 11.5 VT     25,151     4,871 19.4
MD    290,818    32,255 11.1 VA    433,521    48,109 11.1
MA    402,657    48,921 12.1 WA    581,827    62,698 10.8
MI    434,228    64,117 14.8 WV     62,576    15,576 24.9
MN    277,552    40,453 14.6 WI    224,655    33,341 14.8
MS    103,857    25,555 24.6 WY     31,651     4,782 15.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.14). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.15 Poverty — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 55,624,807 9,908,632 17.8 MO    249,546    44,539 17.8
AL    213,224    53,684 25.2 MT     40,724     7,235 17.8
AK     41,836     5,840 14.0 NE    208,543    34,109 16.4
AZ  2,069,501   358,980 17.3 NV    848,289   135,878 16.0
AR    229,195    51,463 22.5 NH     54,029     7,000 13.0
CA 14,133,029 2,206,196 15.6 NJ  1,796,358   334,929 18.6
CO  1,143,158   176,933 15.5 NM    887,204   179,969 20.3
CT    552,107   106,470 19.3 NY  3,379,543   687,344 20.3
DE     89,488    17,699 19.8 NC    968,545   235,477 24.3
DC     70,370     8,597 12.2 ND     27,059     5,433 20.1
FL  5,160,383   792,376 15.4 OH    438,171    93,375 21.3
GA    979,918   203,591 20.8 OK    414,021    88,367 21.3
HI    134,696    18,797 14.0 OR    530,050    85,423 16.1
ID    226,715    32,701 14.4 PA    908,888   209,562 23.1
IL  2,089,607   307,335 14.7 RI    162,639    37,386 23.0
IN    466,414    90,443 19.4 SC    296,000    65,577 22.2
IA    187,821    31,471 16.8 SD     30,782     6,780 22.0
KS    336,775    58,410 17.3 TN    383,041    80,247 20.9
KY    155,557    42,076 27.0 TX 10,521,853 2,071,632 19.7
LA    224,053    49,864 22.3 UT    447,256    58,080 13.0
ME     21,005     2,293 10.9 VT     12,628     2,193 17.4
MD    630,058   106,082 16.8 VA    782,835   124,896 16.0
MA    780,020   181,575 23.3 WA    943,975   164,235 17.4
MI    502,769    98,047 19.5 WV     26,757     6,822 25.5
MN    297,068    39,609 13.3 WI    397,977    73,100 18.4
MS     80,651    21,157 26.2 WY     52,676     7,355 14.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.15). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of Hispanic people without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.16 Poverty — Male Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 20,570,386 3,881,586 18.9 MO    433,781    84,559 19.5
AL    383,399    74,989 19.6 MT     85,557    14,015 16.4
AK     51,047    10,121 19.8 NE    122,410    18,411 15.0
AZ    479,263    84,109 17.5 NV    205,669    41,667 20.3
AR    255,212    52,626 20.6 NH     83,653    11,153 13.3
CA  2,079,721   372,252 17.9 NJ    448,329    70,093 15.6
CO    324,539    44,843 13.8 NM    161,991    40,388 24.9
CT    208,287    37,202 17.9 NY  1,076,060   244,810 22.8
DE     64,551     8,813 13.7 NC    680,203   124,311 18.3
DC     33,726     8,191 24.3 ND     43,966     6,841 15.6
FL  1,418,448   244,230 17.2 OH    794,779   166,712 21.0
GA    648,867   118,237 18.2 OK    329,666    69,033 20.9
HI     88,977    17,964 20.2 OR    316,902    63,926 20.2
ID    135,938    19,724 14.5 PA    846,219   170,224 20.1
IL    698,827   138,252 19.8 RI     69,919    12,230 17.5
IN    442,981    73,858 16.7 SC    352,076    68,830 19.5
IA    195,754    36,343 18.6 SD     58,301    12,471 21.4
KS    192,728    38,459 20.0 TN    501,677   102,378 20.4
KY    388,070    89,590 23.1 TX  1,728,370   316,340 18.3
LA    345,254    82,904 24.0 UT    168,126    24,410 14.5
ME    108,162    26,379 24.4 VT     45,300    10,436 23.0
MD    312,469    53,190 17.0 VA    497,306    80,695 16.2
MA    371,402    70,432 19.0 WA    486,842    81,692 16.8
MI    670,822   124,422 18.5 WV    162,253    34,974 21.6
MN    341,723    53,902 15.8 WI    345,187    70,356 20.4
MS    249,069    54,431 21.9 WY     36,608     5,168 14.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.16). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of males with disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.17 Poverty — Female Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 22,031,613 4,999,783 22.7 MO    449,772   107,019 23.8
AL    422,450   106,066 25.1 MT     73,189    14,871 20.3
AK     48,147    10,685 22.2 NE    127,174    26,791 21.1
AZ    491,167    95,239 19.4 NV    196,497    42,036 21.4
AR    262,511    67,951 25.9 NH     82,384    14,346 17.4
CA  2,262,778   464,741 20.5 NJ    514,385   100,545 19.5
CO    318,491    53,944 16.9 NM    174,566    45,895 26.3
CT    218,857    47,306 21.6 NY  1,283,782   326,756 25.5
DE     64,992    11,550 17.8 NC    733,430   161,165 22.0
DC     44,156    15,833 35.9 ND     48,504    11,317 23.3
FL  1,492,687   317,531 21.3 OH    864,367   206,416 23.9
GA    724,267   156,174 21.6 OK    346,133    79,576 23.0
HI     79,186    13,871 17.5 OR    320,777    72,099 22.5
ID    127,177    23,896 18.8 PA    918,055   220,712 24.0
IL    792,923   168,534 21.3 RI     80,693    17,972 22.3
IN    476,351   110,226 23.1 SC    378,737    88,296 23.3
IA    201,425    50,563 25.1 SD     53,235    12,886 24.2
KS    193,322    45,140 23.3 TN    528,547   130,171 24.6
KY    395,629   122,262 30.9 TX  1,789,801   394,000 22.0
LA    378,964   110,284 29.1 UT    177,364    34,263 19.3
ME    102,270    26,995 26.4 VT     40,669    11,215 27.6
MD    374,878    78,204 20.9 VA    543,129   110,315 20.3
MA    437,072   105,403 24.1 WA    510,091   103,488 20.3
MI    723,482   173,864 24.0 WV    166,274    49,427 29.7
MN    337,739    71,308 21.1 WI    344,837    78,778 22.8
MS    273,773    83,356 30.4 WY     40,527     8,502 21.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.17). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of females with disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.18 Poverty — Male Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 140,097,372 16,570,137 11.8 MO   2,532,080    292,531 11.6
AL   1,999,260    282,694 14.1 MT     464,559     54,789 11.8
AK     310,322     34,594 11.1 NE     840,435     88,058 10.5
AZ   3,071,600    373,971 12.2 NV   1,348,680    175,542 13.0
AR   1,203,494    178,982 14.9 NH     602,217     39,880  6.6
CA  17,132,726  1,958,843 11.4 NJ   4,035,284    372,669  9.2
CO   2,542,891    237,055  9.3 NM     855,418    146,644 17.1
CT   1,529,925    148,915  9.7 NY   8,457,712  1,104,942 13.1
DE     409,698     40,500  9.9 NC   4,313,411    562,884 13.0
DC     277,512     46,718 16.8 ND     343,162     34,350 10.0
FL   9,049,295  1,089,947 12.0 OH   4,899,883    581,927 11.9
GA   4,465,848    591,938 13.3 OK   1,600,137    230,044 14.4
HI     591,582     65,275 11.0 OR   1,774,244    203,980 11.5
ID     802,599     81,923 10.2 PA   5,425,413    597,812 11.0
IL   5,444,023    599,449 11.0 RI     455,971     52,675 11.6
IN   2,866,834    331,891 11.6 SC   2,106,335    300,805 14.3
IA   1,377,051    149,394 10.8 SD     385,498     45,927 11.9
KS   1,241,877    133,392 10.7 TN   2,841,178    348,544 12.3
KY   1,783,480    261,102 14.6 TX  12,651,836  1,674,114 13.2
LA   1,830,582    320,430 17.5 UT   1,504,049    112,068  7.5
ME     557,952     57,547 10.3 VT     270,347     28,438 10.5
MD   2,612,081    251,258  9.6 VA   3,605,566    356,960  9.9
MA   2,994,800    306,702 10.2 WA   3,316,704    304,588  9.2
MI   4,233,128    522,354 12.3 WV     705,456    104,649 14.8
MN   2,478,564    203,826  8.2 WI   2,564,269    256,131 10.0
MS   1,136,325    202,645 17.8 WY     254,079     27,841 11.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.18). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of males without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.19 Poverty — Female Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 144,243,407 20,137,696 14.0 MO   2,647,213    357,483 13.5
AL   2,151,719    380,614 17.7 MT     463,942     55,887 12.0
AK     294,096     27,557  9.4 NE     845,666     93,748 11.1
AZ   3,133,500    441,541 14.1 NV   1,354,008    198,423 14.7
AR   1,254,331    223,060 17.8 NH     605,169     56,869  9.4
CA  17,250,426  2,330,835 13.5 NJ   4,165,356    481,905 11.6
CO   2,529,430    277,812 11.0 NM     885,517    171,964 19.4
CT   1,601,594    179,565 11.2 NY   8,781,695  1,325,181 15.1
DE     448,565     63,136 14.1 NC   4,619,176    693,252 15.0
DC     304,328     60,050 19.7 ND     318,849     34,015 10.7
FL   9,506,476  1,336,740 14.1 OH   5,054,323    741,699 14.7
GA   4,763,315    748,448 15.7 OK   1,627,329    270,377 16.6
HI     623,214     74,815 12.0 OR   1,794,270    227,336 12.7
ID     814,028     99,275 12.2 PA   5,577,560    749,358 13.4
IL   5,560,843    723,229 13.0 RI     474,285     70,611 14.9
IN   2,922,795    396,242 13.6 SC   2,270,303    367,405 16.2
IA   1,374,851    167,201 12.2 SD     380,091     53,449 14.1
KS   1,252,267    164,828 13.2 TN   3,003,219    444,215 14.8
KY   1,860,906    317,874 17.1 TX  12,902,516  2,022,192 15.7
LA   1,964,079    410,543 20.9 UT   1,459,941    133,054  9.1
ME     589,798     73,533 12.5 VT     282,243     35,868 12.7
MD   2,761,562    301,818 10.9 VA   3,769,774    434,705 11.5
MA   3,112,414    396,925 12.8 WA   3,306,474    357,925 10.8
MI   4,323,619    608,655 14.1 WV     721,592    129,952 18.0
MN   2,494,495    239,804  9.6 WI   2,574,738    303,512 11.8
MS   1,226,471    253,318 20.7 WY     239,036     29,893 12.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.19). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of females without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.20 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 11,632,358 1,715,267 14.7 MO    246,560    35,409 14.4
AL    207,189    33,689 16.3 MT     56,619     5,906 10.4
AK     33,375     5,835 17.5 NE     76,336    11,285 14.8
AZ    298,498    43,594 14.6 NV    116,057    18,172 15.7
AR    142,320    25,442 17.9 NH     50,257     5,320 10.6
CA  1,140,178   171,323 15.0 NJ    238,066    30,133 12.7
CO    213,309    24,796 11.6 NM    104,951    21,326 20.3
CT    112,461    16,300 14.5 NY    552,138    92,492 16.8
DE     37,741     5,359 14.2 NC    388,826    59,907 15.4
DC     13,979     4,477 32.0 ND     32,689     3,248  9.9
FL    810,461   112,235 13.8 OH    439,895    63,856 14.5
GA    346,313    48,488 14.0 OK    202,444    29,977 14.8
HI     50,879     6,509 12.8 OR    186,034    28,119 15.1
ID     90,163     9,563 10.6 PA    464,568    69,053 14.9
IL    383,922    61,508 16.0 RI     34,735     3,211  9.2
IN    257,714    35,222 13.7 SC    186,477    29,015 15.6
IA    124,015    17,730 14.3 SD     36,846     4,161 11.3
KS    118,671    16,216 13.7 TN    296,498    46,770 15.8
KY    214,491    43,830 20.4 TX    953,033   140,864 14.8
LA    192,346    38,360 19.9 UT    102,867    12,266 11.9
ME     63,516     9,946 15.7 VT     27,757     5,369 19.3
MD    167,484    19,061 11.4 VA    287,261    37,352 13.0
MA    210,822    30,033 14.2 WA    298,587    36,311 12.2
MI    366,589    49,893 13.6 WV    100,380    19,665 19.6
MN    194,595    21,147 10.9 WI    207,540    29,529 14.2
MS    125,051    22,222 17.8 WY     28,855     3,773 13.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.20). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with hearing disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.21 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 8,086,147 1,823,969 22.6 MO   164,246    38,857 23.7
AL   152,903    35,482 23.2 MT    27,513     5,249 19.1
AK    17,333     4,162 24.0 NE    47,541     9,840 20.7
AZ   180,033    33,294 18.5 NV    87,917    20,924 23.8
AR   106,351    29,247 27.5 NH    27,428     4,764 17.4
CA   851,920   170,867 20.1 NJ   187,546    38,741 20.7
CO   122,784    21,293 17.3 NM    65,600    18,175 27.7
CT    78,822    16,286 20.7 NY   412,122   109,147 26.5
DE    26,133     4,937 18.9 NC   272,365    61,628 22.6
DC    13,812     3,870 28.0 ND    21,181     4,781 22.6
FL   560,304   117,083 20.9 OH   288,275    64,794 22.5
GA   278,422    62,262 22.4 OK   154,835    38,613 24.9
HI    26,257     3,362 12.8 OR   105,807    22,573 21.3
ID    51,278     9,012 17.6 PA   315,443    77,255 24.5
IL   266,069    62,359 23.4 RI    25,882     5,430 21.0
IN   167,290    38,548 23.0 SC   145,896    33,736 23.1
IA    62,009    13,958 22.5 SD    18,220     4,962 27.2
KS    66,628    16,205 24.3 TN   213,375    51,381 24.1
KY   164,556    47,938 29.1 TX   790,067   178,338 22.6
LA   169,253    49,640 29.3 UT    61,251    13,855 22.6
ME    27,817     7,457 26.8 VT    13,221     3,109 23.5
MD   118,299    23,249 19.7 VA   200,609    39,080 19.5
MA   140,372    28,344 20.2 WA   165,503    33,704 20.4
MI   222,080    49,377 22.2 WV    59,409    15,606 26.3
MN    94,546    20,029 21.2 WI   108,157    22,441 20.7
MS   125,866    35,732 28.4 WY    15,601     2,993 19.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.21). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with vision disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.22 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 16,599,667 4,333,225 26.1 MO    343,318    90,693 26.4
AL    303,033    80,126 26.4 MT     59,594    16,360 27.5
AK     39,606     9,771 24.7 NE     93,400    21,146 22.6
AZ    369,923    83,834 22.7 NV    147,340    38,950 26.4
AR    206,428    58,581 28.4 NH     65,789    12,820 19.5
CA  1,712,140   403,822 23.6 NJ    339,110    70,061 20.7
CO    254,558    47,773 18.8 NM    131,267    40,079 30.5
CT    166,693    43,968 26.4 NY    915,086   276,387 30.2
DE     46,976    10,059 21.4 NC    542,557   135,588 25.0
DC     30,292    10,482 34.6 ND     29,973     7,212 24.1
FL  1,076,234   257,030 23.9 OH    674,455   190,880 28.3
GA    546,355   129,977 23.8 OK    251,841    70,266 27.9
HI     66,027    17,085 25.9 OR    278,753    80,749 29.0
ID    106,890    21,762 20.4 PA    706,857   206,752 29.2
IL    549,698   142,582 25.9 RI     62,031    16,186 26.1
IN    353,085    92,135 26.1 SC    265,152    66,449 25.1
IA    149,823    47,517 31.7 SD     39,187    13,218 33.7
KS    158,696    46,574 29.3 TN    406,639   115,194 28.3
KY    310,223   106,879 34.5 TX  1,344,974   326,905 24.3
LA    287,217    90,347 31.5 UT    155,866    34,061 21.9
ME     89,492    33,734 37.7 VT     34,335    10,297 30.0
MD    258,281    64,250 24.9 VA    393,213    91,875 23.4
MA    330,417    89,978 27.2 WA    419,649   101,866 24.3
MI    559,323   155,741 27.8 WV    128,927    38,230 29.7
MN    297,295    66,327 22.3 WI    269,201    80,500 29.9
MS    206,183    63,403 30.8 WY     26,265     6,764 25.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.22). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with cognitive disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.23 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 20,448,062 4,410,877 21.6 MO    423,878    97,667 23.0
AL    433,949   100,404 23.1 MT     69,887    11,511 16.5
AK     37,497     8,253 22.0 NE    109,030    21,754 20.0
AZ    453,010    87,118 19.2 NV    202,209    43,518 21.5
AR    259,230    63,386 24.5 NH     66,978    10,559 15.8
CA  2,099,892   416,428 19.8 NJ    480,831    88,990 18.5
CO    261,633    42,807 16.4 NM    162,446    45,610 28.1
CT    197,903    42,004 21.2 NY  1,202,021   299,607 24.9
DE     63,757     9,506 14.9 NC    706,606   153,147 21.7
DC     41,130    13,941 33.9 ND     37,402     8,337 22.3
FL  1,481,110   291,046 19.7 OH    784,960   179,765 22.9
GA    674,615   135,744 20.1 OK    328,345    72,433 22.1
HI     83,894    15,446 18.4 OR    278,294    57,057 20.5
ID    109,517    18,906 17.3 PA    832,427   182,138 21.9
IL    739,147   159,018 21.5 RI     66,451    12,313 18.5
IN    441,531    90,711 20.5 SC    371,492    85,405 23.0
IA    175,521    39,516 22.5 SD     49,754    12,666 25.5
KS    171,378    36,349 21.2 TN    521,845   124,292 23.8
KY    404,136   110,315 27.3 TX  1,668,948   351,493 21.1
LA    358,951    96,113 26.8 UT    130,302    22,384 17.2
ME     92,603    23,863 25.8 VT     35,880     9,132 25.5
MD    328,989    66,876 20.3 VA    500,099    96,149 19.2
MA    362,258    82,648 22.8 WA    433,107    87,567 20.2
MI    672,683   148,383 22.1 WV    172,888    45,338 26.2
MN    260,132    50,195 19.3 WI    297,736    63,761 21.4
MS    277,244    72,526 26.2 WY     32,536     6,782 20.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.23). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with ambulatory disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.24 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 7,834,854 1,890,387 24.1 MO   149,152    42,982 28.8
AL   136,419    31,104 22.8 MT    24,736     5,962 24.1
AK    13,508     3,390 25.1 NE    36,902     9,171 24.9
AZ   161,027    30,467 18.9 NV    75,975    19,503 25.7
AR    94,650    26,726 28.2 NH    24,079     4,507 18.7
CA   972,305   218,657 22.5 NJ   199,915    44,269 22.1
CO    94,972    16,069 16.9 NM    64,872    18,813 29.0
CT    80,190    20,105 25.1 NY   504,153   140,306 27.8
DE    25,609     5,506 21.5 NC   253,636    56,326 22.2
DC    13,354     4,859 36.4 ND    11,369     2,184 19.2
FL   544,644   120,461 22.1 OH   278,148    67,364 24.2
GA   245,530    54,359 22.1 OK   101,921    25,439 25.0
HI    33,317     5,303 15.9 OR   117,549    29,278 24.9
ID    44,922     9,261 20.6 PA   299,947    73,625 24.5
IL   280,612    66,123 23.6 RI    26,742     6,327 23.7
IN   156,480    36,417 23.3 SC   136,974    31,721 23.2
IA    62,640    16,853 26.9 SD    16,426     4,795 29.2
KS    62,610    14,757 23.6 TN   184,867    47,130 25.5
KY   148,686    41,850 28.1 TX   633,740   157,923 24.9
LA   139,532    38,940 27.9 UT    47,294     8,761 18.5
ME    31,491     9,592 30.5 VT    13,723     3,718 27.1
MD   117,631    27,483 23.4 VA   197,955    40,554 20.5
MA   153,052    37,299 24.4 WA   167,576    40,988 24.5
MI   246,506    63,288 25.7 WV    67,876    23,333 34.4
MN   117,460    26,471 22.5 WI   119,704    29,886 25.0
MS    92,448    27,238 29.5 WY    10,028     2,944 29.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.24). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with self-care disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.25 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Poverty   State Total Poverty
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 15,145,689 3,552,355 23.5 MO    298,329    70,076 23.5
AL    282,975    65,235 23.1 MT     49,421    12,369 25.0
AK     28,946     7,337 25.3 NE     73,463    14,100 19.2
AZ    314,644    61,400 19.5 NV    134,078    32,046 23.9
AR    181,562    48,361 26.6 NH     57,260    11,972 20.9
CA  1,748,365   382,386 21.9 NJ    370,795    77,060 20.8
CO    203,871    37,112 18.2 NM    122,127    35,887 29.4
CT    157,234    39,607 25.2 NY    974,518   267,856 27.5
DE     44,988     7,762 17.3 NC    483,601   113,696 23.5
DC     23,100     7,856 34.0 ND     22,289     6,175 27.7
FL  1,011,720   215,741 21.3 OH    556,566   133,747 24.0
GA    478,422   101,953 21.3 OK    219,042    52,603 24.0
HI     67,642    11,326 16.7 OR    230,735    55,933 24.2
ID     80,613    17,516 21.7 PA    631,164   158,307 25.1
IL    552,951   121,715 22.0 RI     55,598    12,130 21.8
IN    313,845    70,396 22.4 SC    251,665    60,021 23.8
IA    132,829    33,358 25.1 SD     30,477     9,961 32.7
KS    132,766    32,443 24.4 TN    360,872    86,474 24.0
KY    286,201    85,883 30.0 TX  1,158,453   261,527 22.6
LA    248,856    72,147 29.0 UT    110,445    21,660 19.6
ME     79,961    25,118 31.4 VT     30,712     8,270 26.9
MD    235,056    50,591 21.5 VA    358,026    70,678 19.7
MA    301,867    74,075 24.5 WA    344,150    80,878 23.5
MI    515,106   124,118 24.1 WV    119,054    34,478 29.0
MN    241,184    53,337 22.1 WI    233,597    60,487 25.9
MS    180,910    51,484 28.5 WY     23,638     5,707 24.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.25). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The percentage of people with independent living disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.26 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 17.6  9.5  8.5 MO 19.3 10.6  8.4
AL 18.7 11.6  7.4 MT 17.0 10.0  7.0
AK 16.0  7.1  8.9 NE 16.0  8.5  7.5
AZ 15.0  8.9  6.1 NV 18.6 10.4  8.6
AR 21.1 13.4  7.6 NH 15.2  7.7  7.3
CA 16.6  8.7  8.3 NJ 13.3  6.7  6.3
CO 13.5  7.7  6.3 NM 19.8 13.3  6.7
CT 15.4  7.2  7.8 NY 18.0  9.9  8.1
DE 11.9  7.9  4.1 NC 16.8  9.7  7.3
DC 22.4  9.3 12.7 ND 18.5  8.9 10.1
FL 15.0  9.9  5.1 OH 19.6 10.4  9.6
GA 15.5  9.9  5.1 OK 20.0 12.6  7.4
HI 19.7 12.0  8.0 OR 20.5 10.7  9.3
ID 15.9 10.0  6.0 PA 17.9  9.3  8.7
IL 17.4  8.4  8.6 RI 15.3  9.5  5.5
IN 18.0 10.4  7.6 SC 16.4 10.5  5.5
IA 19.8  9.8 10.2 SD 18.2  8.1  9.9
KS 17.9  9.7  8.3 TN 20.5 10.9 10.1
KY 26.3 14.4 11.6 TX 14.5  8.4  5.6
LA 20.0 11.6  8.4 UT 16.0  7.0  9.0
ME 25.0 10.7 14.3 VT 24.5 10.8 14.2
MD 14.4  6.5  7.5 VA 15.7  8.1  7.9
MA 17.6  8.6  9.4 WA 17.2  7.8  9.2
MI 18.7 10.5  8.5 WV 24.8 15.4  9.6
MN 16.4  7.3  8.7 WI 18.9  8.6 10.4
MS 19.2 10.8  8.2 WY 16.8 10.5  6.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.26). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic White people with and without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.27 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 30.6 21.7   9.3 MO 32.4 22.8   9.2
AL 30.6 25.2   5.8 MT 14.5 18.9  -3.9
AK 37.4 22.7  14.3 NE 33.6 22.9  11.1
AZ 22.0 18.4   3.6 NV 32.5 25.4   7.6
AR 32.9 27.6   5.4 NH ‡  5.3 ‡
CA 29.0 19.1   9.9 NJ 26.0 15.7  10.3
CO 27.2 18.5   8.5 NM 33.3 26.5   6.5
CT 28.3 15.0  13.0 NY 31.5 19.9  11.1
DE 17.3 19.5  -2.5 NC 27.4 21.8   5.2
DC 32.0 29.3   2.7 ND 10.0 14.3  -4.3
FL 29.3 19.9   9.1 OH 35.4 27.6   7.4
GA 27.6 20.3   7.7 OK 28.5 28.7   0.3
HI 37.9 25.8  12.2 OR 21.9 20.9   1.1
ID 37.7 35.4   2.6 PA 36.5 23.3  13.7
IL 32.3 24.3   7.7 RI 37.2 26.0  11.0
IN 30.7 20.4  10.6 SC 32.4 24.5   7.5
IA 46.3 32.0  14.0 SD 28.9 10.2  18.8
KS 46.0 26.2  19.8 TN 33.0 21.7  11.3
KY 31.9 25.3   6.7 TX 27.2 19.4   7.6
LA 37.2 32.4   4.6 UT 29.8 21.2   8.8
ME 25.3 37.9 -12.9 VT  2.0 27.6 -25.6
MD 25.6 14.0  12.0 VA 27.6 17.3  10.7
MA 27.8 15.9  12.1 WA 24.2 20.5   3.5
MI 32.8 25.9   7.1 WV 47.6 30.9  17.1
MN 33.8 15.4  18.6 WI 40.3 27.3  12.7
MS 38.6 31.1   7.9 WY ‡ 47.5 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.27). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Black people with and without disabilities in poverty.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 6.28 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  17.5 10.8   7.2 MO  19.6 13.1   6.9
AL  23.7 11.2  12.8 MT ‡ 32.0 ‡
AK  28.5  4.8  23.2 NE  10.8 13.0  -2.0
AZ  17.9 11.3   6.7 NV  16.2 11.7   4.3
AR  10.8 10.2   0.8 NH  15.4 10.7   4.3
CA  17.4 10.1   6.9 NJ  10.8  6.1   4.9
CO  10.4  9.5   0.5 NM  17.9  9.4   8.6
CT  13.5 10.8   2.2 NY  24.4 15.9   8.1
DE   8.7  7.6   1.4 NC  11.3  9.3   1.7
DC  60.0 20.2  39.8 ND  27.8 10.3  17.7
FL  16.3  9.9   6.1 OH  21.8 11.5  10.5
GA  17.7 11.3   6.7 OK  16.8 15.7   1.3
HI  11.4  7.4   3.6 OR  17.3 11.7   5.3
ID  58.1 12.5  45.5 PA  17.6 13.9   4.1
IL  19.9 10.9   9.1 RI  27.3 19.2   7.8
IN  21.6 21.0   1.0 SC  14.9 17.0  -2.0
IA  15.4 16.1  -1.1 SD   3.7 16.8 -12.8
KS  25.5 10.3  14.7 TN  20.6 10.8  10.2
KY  16.6 10.4   6.6 TX  14.6  8.6   6.4
LA  18.7 18.4   0.6 UT  14.7  5.7   9.3
ME  37.7 30.1   7.9 VT 100.0 14.9  85.1
MD  15.2  9.2   5.8 VA  11.4  8.3   2.7
MA  25.3 13.7  11.3 WA  20.4  8.9  11.1
MI  11.6 10.9   1.1 WV  18.0 16.5   1.5
MN  21.3 13.0   8.0 WI  13.6 13.4   0.6
MS   6.6 13.7  -6.7 WY ‡ 30.6 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.28). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Asian people with and without disabilities in poverty.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 6.29 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 25.9 15.2 10.8 MO 31.5 15.1 15.9
AL 25.8 17.6  8.4 MT 31.3 22.9  8.1
AK 27.2 17.1  9.9 NE 30.0 19.4 10.6
AZ 29.4 20.4  8.6 NV 28.9 13.9 15.1
AR 25.7 15.3 10.7 NH 12.6  8.8  4.2
CA 23.4 12.8 10.2 NJ 20.0  9.3 10.7
CO 17.9 11.9  6.1 NM 34.9 24.1 10.9
CT 21.1 11.7  9.3 NY 27.8 15.8 12.2
DE 33.6 16.7 17.3 NC 27.0 16.9 10.1
DC 43.2 16.4 26.6 ND 30.8 18.6 12.4
FL 24.5 13.7 11.3 OH 28.7 18.7 10.3
GA 20.6 16.0  5.0 OK 27.8 16.6 11.4
HI 24.2 14.7  9.3 OR 22.6 14.9  8.1
ID 17.3 16.0  1.0 PA 28.6 16.9 12.1
IL 26.2 14.1 11.9 RI 26.7 15.8 11.2
IN 25.7 17.0  9.0 SC 29.5 20.3  9.7
IA 25.9 16.4  9.6 SD 45.9 41.6  4.4
KS 27.6 17.1 10.9 TN 24.2 17.9  6.1
KY 33.0 19.1 13.9 TX 19.8 12.9  7.1
LA 40.9 23.3 17.7 UT 26.1 11.0 15.0
ME 34.1 11.5 22.5 VT 29.6 19.4 10.6
MD 26.5 11.1 15.9 VA 19.7 11.1  8.9
MA 27.1 12.1 14.9 WA 22.2 10.8 11.2
MI 25.9 14.8 11.2 WV 34.4 24.9  9.1
MN 22.1 14.6  7.4 WI 26.6 14.8 12.2
MS 29.1 24.6  4.4 WY 28.1 15.1 12.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.29). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Other people with and without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.30 Poverty Gap — Hispanic Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 25.0 17.8   7.2 MO 26.8 17.8   9.2
AL 27.1 25.2   1.8 MT  7.7 17.8  -9.8
AK 24.4 14.0  10.0 NE 25.8 16.4   9.6
AZ 22.6 17.3   5.7 NV 20.6 16.0   5.0
AR 25.5 22.5   3.5 NH 27.1 13.0  14.0
CA 20.5 15.6   4.4 NJ 26.4 18.6   7.4
CO 18.9 15.5   3.5 NM 28.4 20.3   7.7
CT 31.6 19.3  12.7 NY 35.5 20.3  15.7
DE 31.9 19.8  12.2 NC 26.7 24.3   2.7
DC 24.6 12.2  12.8 ND  5.3 20.1 -15.1
FL 24.6 15.4   9.6 OH 31.3 21.3   9.7
GA 21.3 20.8   0.2 OK 22.2 21.3   0.7
HI 27.6 14.0  14.0 OR 28.1 16.1  11.9
ID 17.7 14.4   3.6 PA 35.4 23.1  11.9
IL 19.4 14.7   4.3 RI 31.1 23.0   8.0
IN 26.2 19.4   6.6 SC 24.2 22.2   1.8
IA 39.6 16.8  23.2 SD 38.0 22.0  16.0
KS 32.6 17.3  15.7 TN 25.2 20.9   4.1
KY 30.2 27.0   3.0 TX 25.6 19.7   6.3
LA 22.5 22.3   0.7 UT 18.8 13.0   6.0
ME 13.2 10.9   2.1 VT 71.2 17.4  53.6
MD 20.1 16.8   3.2 VA 18.1 16.0   2.0
MA 37.7 23.3  14.7 WA 22.6 17.4   5.6
MI 22.9 19.5   3.5 WV  8.0 25.5 -17.5
MN 20.7 13.3   7.7 WI 35.2 18.4  16.6
MS 21.4 26.2  -5.2 WY 20.2 14.0   6.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.30). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of Hispanic people with and without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.31 Poverty Gap — Male Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 18.9 11.8  7.2 MO 19.5 11.6  7.4
AL 19.6 14.1  5.9 MT 16.4 11.8  4.2
AK 19.8 11.1  8.9 NE 15.0 10.5  4.5
AZ 17.5 12.2  5.8 NV 20.3 13.0  7.0
AR 20.6 14.9  6.1 NH 13.3  6.6  6.4
CA 17.9 11.4  6.6 NJ 15.6  9.2  6.8
CO 13.8  9.3  4.7 NM 24.9 17.1  7.9
CT 17.9  9.7  8.3 NY 22.8 13.1  9.9
DE 13.7  9.9  4.1 NC 18.3 13.0  5.0
DC 24.3 16.8  7.2 ND 15.6 10.0  6.0
FL 17.2 12.0  5.0 OH 21.0 11.9  9.1
GA 18.2 13.3  4.7 OK 20.9 14.4  6.6
HI 20.2 11.0  9.0 OR 20.2 11.5  8.5
ID 14.5 10.2  4.8 PA 20.1 11.0  9.0
IL 19.8 11.0  9.0 RI 17.5 11.6  5.4
IN 16.7 11.6  5.4 SC 19.5 14.3  5.7
IA 18.6 10.8  8.2 SD 21.4 11.9  9.1
KS 20.0 10.7  9.3 TN 20.4 12.3  7.7
KY 23.1 14.6  8.4 TX 18.3 13.2  4.8
LA 24.0 17.5  6.5 UT 14.5  7.5  7.5
ME 24.4 10.3 13.7 VT 23.0 10.5 12.5
MD 17.0  9.6  7.4 VA 16.2  9.9  6.1
MA 19.0 10.2  8.8 WA 16.8  9.2  7.8
MI 18.5 12.3  6.7 WV 21.6 14.8  7.2
MN 15.8  8.2  7.8 WI 20.4 10.0 10.0
MS 21.9 17.8  4.2 WY 14.1 11.0  3.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.31). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of males with and without disabilities in poverty.
Table 6.32 Poverty Gap — Female Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Poverty Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 22.7 14.0  9.0 MO 23.8 13.5 10.5
AL 25.1 17.7  7.3 MT 20.3 12.0  8.0
AK 22.2  9.4 12.6 NE 21.1 11.1  9.9
AZ 19.4 14.1  4.9 NV 21.4 14.7  6.3
AR 25.9 17.8  8.2 NH 17.4  9.4  7.6
CA 20.5 13.5  7.5 NJ 19.5 11.6  8.4
CO 16.9 11.0  6.0 NM 26.3 19.4  6.6
CT 21.6 11.2 10.8 NY 25.5 15.1  9.9
DE 17.8 14.1  3.9 NC 22.0 15.0  7.0
DC 35.9 19.7 16.3 ND 23.3 10.7 12.3
FL 21.3 14.1  6.9 OH 23.9 14.7  9.3
GA 21.6 15.7  6.3 OK 23.0 16.6  6.4
HI 17.5 12.0  6.0 OR 22.5 12.7  9.3
ID 18.8 12.2  6.8 PA 24.0 13.4 10.6
IL 21.3 13.0  8.0 RI 22.3 14.9  7.1
IN 23.1 13.6  9.4 SC 23.3 16.2  6.8
IA 25.1 12.2 12.8 SD 24.2 14.1  9.9
KS 23.3 13.2  9.8 TN 24.6 14.8 10.2
KY 30.9 17.1 13.9 TX 22.0 15.7  6.3
LA 29.1 20.9  8.1 UT 19.3  9.1  9.9
ME 26.4 12.5 13.5 VT 27.6 12.7 15.3
MD 20.9 10.9 10.1 VA 20.3 11.5  8.5
MA 24.1 12.8 11.2 WA 20.3 10.8  9.2
MI 24.0 14.1  9.9 WV 29.7 18.0 12.0
MN 21.1  9.6 11.4 WI 22.8 11.8 11.2
MS 30.4 20.7  9.3 WY 21.0 12.5  8.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 6.32). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors' calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample, 2021, which is subject to sampling variation.
[1] The difference in percentage points of females with and without disabilities in poverty.