2023 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement

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Acknowledgements

Special thanks to the following individuals who have contributed to the success of this effort: Deb Brucker, Erin Dame, Romy Eberle, Kate Filanoski, Megan Henly, Kim Phillips, Toni Sumner-Beebe, and Karen Volle.

Funding for this publication is made possible by:

The Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Statistics and Demographics (StatsRRTC), funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Community Living, National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research (NIDILRR), grant number 90RTGE0001. The information developed by the StatsRRTC does not necessarily represent the policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government (Edgar, 75.620 (b)).

The StatsRRTC is a part of the Institute on Disability at the University of New Hampshire. The Institute on Disability/UCED (IOD) was established in 1987 to provide a university-based focus for the improvement of knowledge, policies, and practices related to the lives of people with disabilities and their families and is New Hampshire’s University Center for Excellence in Disability (UCED). Located within the University of New Hampshire, the IOD is a federally designated center authorized by the Developmental Disabilities Act. Through innovative and interdisciplinary research, academic, service, and dissemination initiatives, the IOD builds local, state, and national capacities to respond to the needs of individuals with disabilities and their families.

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2023 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Introduction

Overview. Statistics are a powerful tool in research, policymaking, program evaluation, and advocacy. They are used to frame issues, monitor current circumstances and progress, judge the effectiveness of policies and programs, make projections about the future, and predict the costs of potential policy changes.

In the United States, disability statistics – information about the population with disabilities and about the government programs that serve people with disabilities - are often difficult to find. Numerous government agencies generate and publish disability statistics, and as a result, the data are scattered across various federal government documents and websites.

The Annual Disability Statistics Supplement, one of the five publications included in the Institute on Disability’s Annual Disability Statistics Collection – referred to as “the Collection” – is a summary of statistics about people with disabilities and about the government programs which serve them. The Supplement covers 150 additional tables that analyze the content found in the Compendium by age, gender, and race/ethnicity.

Additional publications included in the Collection are:

  • The Compendium, available both in hard copy and online (at www.disabilitycompendium.org), which presents key overall statistics on topics including the prevalence of disability, employment among persons with disabilities, rates of participation in disability income and social insurance programs, and other statistics.
  • The State Reports for County-Level Data, which provide county-level prevalence, employment, and poverty statistics for each state.
  • The Annual Report on People with Disabilities in America, which graphically represents trends of key statistics from the Compendium.
  • Infographics in the Collection are curated through partnerships with organizations that specialize in the intersectionality of disability with other identities.
  • The Annual Disability Statistics Standard Errors Companion, new to the Collection this year, details the standard errors of percent and standard errors of frequency for applicable tables in the Compendium.

All publications are available online at https://disabilitycompendium.org. The Annual Report on People with Disabilities in America and the infographics are also available in print format.

Notes on the data. The Supplement is composed of data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey. We used the most recent data wherever available.

It is also of note that in many cases disability data are categorized into six main types - cognitive, ambulatory, hearing, vision, self-care, and independent living - and do not necessarily allow for granular analysis. For instance, the cognitive disability category does not specify the type of cognitive disability - such as whether the disability is related to a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) or an Intellectual/Developmental Disorder (IDD).

Caution should be used when examining estimates based on fewer than 25 survey respondents (e.g., state level estimates that examine race by disability in states with low populations of some race/disability groups). If you have questions about any specific data points, please contact us at disability.statistics@unh.edu.

One year change-in-gap tables such as Table 3.20, Table 3.36, Table 3.37, Table 3.38, Table 3.39, Table 3.40, Table 3.56, Table 3.57, Table 3.58, Table 3.59, Table 3.60, Table 3.67, Table 3.68, Table 3.75, Table 3.76, Table 6.33, Table 6.34, Table 6.35, Table 6.36, Table 6.37, Table 6.38, and Table 6.39 have been removed because data from 2020 are not directly comparable to other years.

Exploring other topics. The UNH Institute on Disability is dedicated to thorough research and has explored topics such as understanding the factors associated with the health disparities experienced by people with intellectual disabilities through the Health Disparities Project (https://iod.unh.edu/health-disparities-project) and career self-management through job crafting for people with physical and mild cognitive disabilities (https://iod.unh.edu/career-self-management-through-job-crafting-people-physical-mild-cognitive-disabilities). 

Additional Resources. A companion Annual Report is available, providing graphical representations of key findings. The Annual Report highlights trend data related to specific tables in the Compendium and Supplement. The statistics presented here, as well as those in the Compendium and Annual Report, can be viewed and downloaded at https://disabilitycompendium.org/.

Help navigating any of the resources described here can be found in the Frequently Asked Questions section at https://disabilitycompendium.org/faq. Assistance interpreting and locating additional statistics is available via our toll-free number, 866-538-9521, or by email at disability.statistics@unh.edu. For more information about our research projects, please visit https://www.researchondisability.org.

Suggested Citation. Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A.J. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023. Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability.

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Sample Table

 

List of Tables

Section 1: Population and Prevalence

•Table 1.10 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.11 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.12 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.13 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.14 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.15 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.16 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.17 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.18 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.19 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.20 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.21 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.22 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.23 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.24 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.25 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.26 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.27 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.28 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.29 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.30 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.31 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.32 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.33 Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.34 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.35 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.36 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.37 Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.38 Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.39 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.40 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.41 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.42 Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.43 Male Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.44 Female Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.45 Male Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.46 Female Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 1.47 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.48 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.49 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.50 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.51 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.52 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.53 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.54 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.55 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.56 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.57 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.58 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.59 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.60 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disabilities: 2021
•Table 1.61 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.62 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.63 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.64 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.65 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.66 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.67 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.68 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.69 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.70 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.71 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.72 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.73 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.74 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.75 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.76 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.77 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.78 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 1.79 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.80 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 1.81 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.82 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 1.83 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.84 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 1.85 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.86 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 1.87 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 1.88 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021

Section 3: Employment

•Table 3.11 Employment — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.12 Employment — Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.13 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 3.14 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and State — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 3.15 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 3.16 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 3.17 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 3.18 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 3.19 Employment Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.21 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.22 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.23 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.24 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.25 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.26 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.27 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.28 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.29 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.30 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.31 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.32 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.33 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.34 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.35 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.41 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.42 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.43 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.44 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.45 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.46 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.47 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.48 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.49 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.50 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.51 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.52 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.53 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.54 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.55 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.61 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.62 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.63 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.64 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.65 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.66 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.69 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.70 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.71 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.72 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.73 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 3.74 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021

Section 6: Poverty

•Table 6.6 Poverty — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.7 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.8 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.9 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.10 Poverty — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.11 Poverty — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.12 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.13 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.14 Poverty — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.15 Poverty — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.16 Poverty — Male Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.17 Poverty — Female Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.18 Poverty — Male Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.19 Poverty — Female Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.20 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 6.21 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 6.22 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 6.23 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 6.24 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 6.25 Poverty — Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
•Table 6.26 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.27 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.28 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.29 Poverty Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.30 Poverty Gap — Hispanic Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: [year]
•Table 6.31 Poverty Gap — Male Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 6.32 Poverty Gap — Female Civilians with and without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021

Section 8: Veterans

•Table 8.7 Non-Hispanic White Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.8 Non-Hispanic Black Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.9 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.10 Non-Hispanic Other Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.11 Hispanic Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.12 Male Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.13 Female Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
•Table 8.14 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
•Table 8.15 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
•Table 8.16 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
•Table 8.17 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
•Table 8.18 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
•Table 8.19 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021

Section 9: Health Insurance Coverage

•Table 9.3 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.4 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.5 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
•Table 9.6 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
•Table 9.7 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.8 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.9 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.10 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.11 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.12 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
•Table 9.13 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021

Population and Prevalence

Section 1: Population and Prevalence

This section presents statistics on the United States civilian population and people with disabilities. The prevalence statistics describe disability frequency by age, race, gender, and disability type. 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 or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey (see the glossary for more details).

Table 1.10 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 18,581,718 126,829 0.7 18,454,889 99.3 MO    349,339   3,446 1.0    345,893 99.0
AL    288,139   1,720 0.6    286,419 99.4 MT     56,147      87 0.2     56,060 99.8
AK     42,080      54 0.1     42,026 99.9 NE    121,543   1,091 0.9    120,452 99.1
AZ    402,303   5,043 1.3    397,260 98.7 NV    175,881   2,344 1.3    173,537 98.7
AR    178,462   3,725 2.1    174,737 97.9 NH     61,559     629 1.0     60,930 99.0
CA  2,205,235  12,908 0.6  2,192,327 99.4 NJ    513,212   2,256 0.4    510,956 99.6
CO    303,354   1,822 0.6    301,532 99.4 NM    114,698     911 0.8    113,787 99.2
CT    175,998     649 0.4    175,349 99.6 NY  1,088,610   7,491 0.7  1,081,119 99.3
DE     52,332     296 0.6     52,036 99.4 NC    578,083   5,688 1.0    572,395 99.0
DC     40,613     175 0.4     40,438 99.6 ND     50,589     705 1.4     49,884 98.6
FL  1,089,663   5,747 0.5  1,083,916 99.5 OH    668,327   3,573 0.5    664,754 99.5
GA    623,917   4,348 0.7    619,569 99.3 OK    236,766   2,347 1.0    234,419 99.0
HI     81,278     380 0.5     80,898 99.5 OR    205,686     659 0.3    205,027 99.7
ID    113,002     722 0.6    112,280 99.4 PA    681,227   2,785 0.4    678,442 99.6
IL    699,597   3,516 0.5    696,081 99.5 RI     53,287     487 0.9     52,800 99.1
IN    405,012   1,269 0.3    403,743 99.7 SC    274,864   3,082 1.1    271,782 98.9
IA    186,397   2,195 1.2    184,202 98.8 SD     55,917     675 1.2     55,242 98.8
KS    176,876   1,257 0.7    175,619 99.3 TN    395,654   2,821 0.7    392,833 99.3
KY    260,130   2,619 1.0    257,511 99.0 TX  1,885,672  13,637 0.7  1,872,035 99.3
LA    281,838   1,160 0.4    280,678 99.6 UT    233,401   2,736 1.2    230,665 98.8
ME     60,080      45 0.1     60,035 99.9 VT     27,009     198 0.7     26,811 99.3
MD    348,364   1,862 0.5    346,502 99.5 VA    478,808   2,658 0.6    476,150 99.4
MA    347,915   2,455 0.7    345,460 99.3 WA    430,818   2,126 0.5    428,692 99.5
MI    547,056   3,914 0.7    543,142 99.3 WV     88,479     671 0.8     87,808 99.2
MN    327,515   2,308 0.7    325,207 99.3 WI    314,453   1,796 0.6    312,657 99.4
MS    173,503     816 0.5    172,687 99.5 WY     31,030     925 3.0     30,105 97.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.10). 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 people ages under 5 with disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people ages under 5 without disabilities.
Table 1.11 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 6.0 51,412,808 94.0 MO  1,027,688    60,381 5.9    967,307 94.1
AL    828,863    48,618 5.9    780,245 94.1 MT    177,584    11,187 6.3    166,397 93.7
AK    137,454     9,277 6.7    128,177 93.3 NE    358,512    23,577 6.6    334,935 93.4
AZ  1,209,334    79,148 6.5  1,130,186 93.5 NV    520,481    24,749 4.8    495,732 95.2
AR    523,043    44,085 8.4    478,958 91.6 NH    194,641    10,830 5.6    183,811 94.4
CA  6,542,461   320,951 4.9  6,221,510 95.1 NJ  1,503,125    67,703 4.5  1,435,422 95.5
CO    936,515    45,160 4.8    891,355 95.2 NM    356,854    22,061 6.2    334,793 93.8
CT    548,906    32,433 5.9    516,473 94.1 NY  3,004,480   162,754 5.4  2,841,726 94.6
DE    156,006    11,644 7.5    144,362 92.5 NC  1,718,757   101,580 5.9  1,617,177 94.1
DC     84,945     4,219 5.0     80,726 95.0 ND    130,287     7,971 6.1    122,316 93.9
FL  3,189,500   196,340 6.2  2,993,160 93.8 OH  1,928,771   140,458 7.3  1,788,313 92.7
GA  1,895,765   117,778 6.2  1,777,987 93.8 OK    717,529    57,017 7.9    660,512 92.1
HI    223,072     8,810 3.9    214,262 96.1 OR    649,930    45,033 6.9    604,897 93.1
ID    354,395    21,732 6.1    332,663 93.9 PA  1,984,207   152,828 7.7  1,831,379 92.3
IL  2,093,224   110,256 5.3  1,982,968 94.7 RI    154,906    12,795 8.3    142,111 91.7
IN  1,178,604    76,293 6.5  1,102,311 93.5 SC    837,548    49,407 5.9    788,141 94.1
IA    545,142    28,842 5.3    516,300 94.7 SD    161,911     6,670 4.1    155,241 95.9
KS    522,424    30,653 5.9    491,771 94.1 TN  1,136,830    75,925 6.7  1,060,905 93.3
KY    750,106    59,673 8.0    690,433 92.0 TX  5,561,641   347,998 6.3  5,213,643 93.7
LA    795,160    57,112 7.2    738,048 92.8 UT    708,045    34,221 4.8    673,824 95.2
ME    186,869    11,830 6.3    175,039 93.7 VT     89,553     4,868 5.4     84,685 94.6
MD  1,010,506    56,937 5.6    953,569 94.4 VA  1,399,025    88,649 6.3  1,310,376 93.7
MA  1,011,759    59,794 5.9    951,965 94.1 WA  1,240,960    72,468 5.8  1,168,492 94.2
MI  1,595,775    98,493 6.2  1,497,282 93.8 WV    270,235    19,861 7.3    250,374 92.7
MN    975,835    58,515 6.0    917,320 94.0 WI    955,174    48,950 5.1    906,224 94.9
MS    515,882    43,526 8.4    472,356 91.6 WY     99,486     4,837 4.9     94,649 95.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.11). 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 people ages 5 to 17 with disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people ages 5 to 17 without disabilities.
Table 1.12 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 10.7 177,527,241 89.3 MO   3,633,420    455,483 12.5   3,177,937 87.5
AL   2,974,375    427,044 14.4   2,547,331 85.6 MT     640,406     75,444 11.8     564,962 88.2
AK     428,284     57,446 13.4     370,838 86.6 NE   1,142,006    127,695 11.2   1,014,311 88.8
AZ   4,239,636    462,266 10.9   3,777,370 89.1 NV   1,893,865    203,594 10.8   1,690,271 89.2
AR   1,762,321    270,410 15.3   1,491,911 84.7 NH     857,109     86,205 10.1     770,904 89.9
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680  8.7  22,007,153 91.3 NJ   5,619,012    442,236  7.9   5,176,776 92.1
CO   3,608,395    334,153  9.3   3,274,242 90.7 NM   1,219,898    172,088 14.1   1,047,810 85.9
CT   2,202,103    210,733  9.6   1,991,370 90.4 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516  9.4  10,983,027 90.6
DE     583,878     63,108 10.8     520,770 89.2 NC   6,283,820    721,213 11.5   5,562,607 88.5
DC     450,531     45,567 10.1     404,964 89.9 ND     455,217     47,057 10.3     408,160 89.7
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357 10.2  11,356,405 89.8 OH   6,974,199    844,365 12.1   6,129,834 87.9
GA   6,523,882    718,796 11.0   5,805,086 89.0 OK   2,318,154    355,773 15.3   1,962,381 84.7
HI     799,955     70,655  8.8     729,300 91.2 OR   2,570,404    337,722 13.1   2,232,682 86.9
ID   1,101,447    129,963 11.8     971,484 88.2 PA   7,710,708    862,692 11.2   6,848,016 88.8
IL   7,656,211    738,699  9.6   6,917,512 90.4 RI     680,041     79,542 11.7     600,499 88.3
IN   4,040,935    475,999 11.8   3,564,936 88.2 SC   3,043,107    371,131 12.2   2,671,976 87.8
IA   1,869,239    200,714 10.7   1,668,525 89.3 SD     508,255     54,749 10.8     453,506 89.2
KS   1,708,944    201,587 11.8   1,507,357 88.2 TN   4,177,948    536,506 12.8   3,641,442 87.2
KY   2,667,773    425,527 16.0   2,242,246 84.0 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286 10.2  15,981,386 89.8
LA   2,691,546    382,524 14.2   2,309,022 85.8 UT   1,984,157    194,928  9.8   1,789,229 90.2
ME     820,320    111,109 13.5     709,211 86.5 VT     392,267     44,065 11.2     348,202 88.8
MD   3,719,336    347,449  9.3   3,371,887 90.7 VA   5,154,871    525,816 10.2   4,629,055 89.8
MA   4,372,338    390,447  8.9   3,981,891 91.1 WA   4,714,918    515,893 10.9   4,199,025 89.1
MI   6,019,197    717,556 11.9   5,301,641 88.1 WV   1,034,208    171,095 16.5     863,113 83.5
MN   3,412,003    346,254 10.1   3,065,749 89.9 WI   3,527,273    361,742 10.3   3,165,531 89.7
MS   1,710,146    283,513 16.6   1,426,633 83.4 WY     337,537     37,772 11.2     299,765 88.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.12). 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 people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities.
Table 1.13 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 32.5 36,945,841 67.5 MO  1,052,399    364,243 34.6    688,156 65.4
AL    865,451    328,467 38.0    536,984 62.0 MT    213,110     72,028 33.8    141,082 66.2
AK     95,794     32,417 33.8     63,377 66.2 NE    313,624     97,221 31.0    216,403 69.0
AZ  1,324,257    423,973 32.0    900,284 68.0 NV    514,627    171,479 33.3    343,148 66.7
AR    511,722    199,503 39.0    312,219 61.0 NH    260,114     68,373 26.3    191,741 73.7
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960 32.6  3,962,162 67.4 NJ  1,528,005    450,519 29.5  1,077,486 70.5
CO    867,087    261,895 30.2    605,192 69.8 NM    386,042    141,497 36.7    244,545 63.3
CT    631,656    183,329 29.0    448,327 71.0 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081 31.1  2,333,535 68.9
DE    195,590     54,495 27.9    141,095 72.1 NC  1,765,560    585,152 33.1  1,180,408 66.9
DC     83,633     27,921 33.4     55,712 66.6 ND    118,388     36,737 31.0     81,651 69.0
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691 31.2  3,122,290 68.8 OH  2,042,055    670,750 32.8  1,371,305 67.2
GA  1,558,733    532,212 34.1  1,026,521 65.9 OK    630,816    260,662 41.3    370,154 58.7
HI    278,654     88,318 31.7    190,336 68.3 OR    780,173    254,265 32.6    525,908 67.4
ID    310,898    110,698 35.6    200,200 64.4 PA  2,391,105    745,969 31.2  1,645,136 68.8
IL  2,047,584    639,279 31.2  1,408,305 68.8 RI    192,634     57,788 30.0    134,846 70.0
IN  1,084,410    365,771 33.7    718,639 66.3 SC    951,932    307,193 32.3    644,739 67.7
IA    548,303    165,428 30.2    382,875 69.8 SD    151,042     49,442 32.7    101,600 67.3
KS    471,950    152,553 32.3    319,397 67.7 TN  1,164,189    414,972 35.6    749,217 64.4
KY    750,076    295,880 39.4    454,196 60.6 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250 35.1  2,487,288 64.9
LA    750,335    283,422 37.8    466,913 62.2 UT    383,877    113,605 29.6    270,272 70.4
ME    290,913     87,448 30.1    203,465 69.9 VT    129,730     36,838 28.4     92,892 71.6
MD    982,784    281,099 28.6    701,685 71.4 VA  1,383,071    423,312 30.6    959,759 69.4
MA  1,183,676    355,778 30.1    827,898 69.9 WA  1,233,415    406,446 33.0    826,969 67.0
MI  1,789,023    574,341 32.1  1,214,682 67.9 WV    362,653    136,900 37.7    225,753 62.3
MN    937,168    272,385 29.1    664,783 70.9 WI  1,032,131    277,536 26.9    754,595 73.1
MS    486,107    194,987 40.1    291,120 59.9 WY    102,197     33,601 32.9     68,596 67.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.13). 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 people ages 65 and over with disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people ages 65 and over without disabilities.
Table 1.14 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,581,718 126,829 85,896 0.5 67.7 MO    349,339   3,446  1,767 0.5 51.3
AL    288,139   1,720    708 0.2 41.2 MT     56,147      87     87 0.2 ‡
AK     42,080      54     54 0.1 ‡ NE    121,543   1,091    757 0.6 69.4
AZ    402,303   5,043  3,630 0.9 72.0 NV    175,881   2,344  1,708 1.0 72.9
AR    178,462   3,725  2,237 1.3 60.1 NH     61,559     629    381 0.6 60.6
CA  2,205,235  12,908 11,071 0.5 85.8 NJ    513,212   2,256  1,732 0.3 76.8
CO    303,354   1,822  1,241 0.4 68.1 NM    114,698     911    829 0.7 91.0
CT    175,998     649    370 0.2 57.0 NY  1,088,610   7,491  5,329 0.5 71.1
DE     52,332     296 ‡ ‡ ‡ NC    578,083   5,688  3,359 0.6 59.1
DC     40,613     175    175 0.4 ‡ ND     50,589     705    160 0.3 22.7
FL  1,089,663   5,747  3,598 0.3 62.6 OH    668,327   3,573  2,594 0.4 72.6
GA    623,917   4,348  3,043 0.5 70.0 OK    236,766   2,347  1,767 0.7 75.3
HI     81,278     380    380 0.5 ‡ OR    205,686     659    148 0.1 22.5
ID    113,002     722    666 0.6 92.2 PA    681,227   2,785  2,151 0.3 77.2
IL    699,597   3,516  2,677 0.4 76.1 RI     53,287     487    175 0.3 35.9
IN    405,012   1,269    762 0.2 60.0 SC    274,864   3,082  2,039 0.7 66.2
IA    186,397   2,195  1,786 1.0 81.4 SD     55,917     675    109 0.2 16.1
KS    176,876   1,257    500 0.3 39.8 TN    395,654   2,821  1,952 0.5 69.2
KY    260,130   2,619  1,635 0.6 62.4 TX  1,885,672  13,637 10,350 0.5 75.9
LA    281,838   1,160    720 0.3 62.1 UT    233,401   2,736    251 0.1  9.2
ME     60,080      45     45 0.1 ‡ VT     27,009     198     74 0.3 37.4
MD    348,364   1,862  1,096 0.3 58.9 VA    478,808   2,658  1,264 0.3 47.6
MA    347,915   2,455  1,241 0.4 50.5 WA    430,818   2,126  1,384 0.3 65.1
MI    547,056   3,914  2,787 0.5 71.2 WV     88,479     671    605 0.7 90.2
MN    327,515   2,308  1,877 0.6 81.3 WI    314,453   1,796  1,365 0.4 76.0
MS    173,503     816    542 0.3 66.4 WY     31,030     925    718 2.3 77.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.14). 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 people ages under 5 with hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages under 5 with hearing disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.15 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 311,865 0.6  9.5 MO  1,027,688    60,381   6,427 0.6 10.6
AL    828,863    48,618   5,176 0.6 10.6 MT    177,584    11,187   1,426 0.8 12.7
AK    137,454     9,277     302 0.2  3.3 NE    358,512    23,577   3,273 0.9 13.9
AZ  1,209,334    79,148   9,964 0.8 12.6 NV    520,481    24,749   2,343 0.5  9.5
AR    523,043    44,085   4,449 0.9 10.1 NH    194,641    10,830     944 0.5  8.7
CA  6,542,461   320,951  36,026 0.6 11.2 NJ  1,503,125    67,703   3,306 0.2  4.9
CO    936,515    45,160   5,558 0.6 12.3 NM    356,854    22,061   2,434 0.7 11.0
CT    548,906    32,433   2,971 0.5  9.2 NY  3,004,480   162,754  11,034 0.4  6.8
DE    156,006    11,644   1,911 1.2 16.4 NC  1,718,757   101,580   8,329 0.5  8.2
DC     84,945     4,219     718 0.8 17.0 ND    130,287     7,971   1,549 1.2 19.4
FL  3,189,500   196,340  16,754 0.5  8.5 OH  1,928,771   140,458   9,326 0.5  6.6
GA  1,895,765   117,778  11,190 0.6  9.5 OK    717,529    57,017   6,296 0.9 11.0
HI    223,072     8,810     928 0.4 10.5 OR    649,930    45,033   3,493 0.5  7.8
ID    354,395    21,732   2,896 0.8 13.3 PA  1,984,207   152,828  13,219 0.7  8.6
IL  2,093,224   110,256  11,005 0.5 10.0 RI    154,906    12,795   1,032 0.7  8.1
IN  1,178,604    76,293  10,225 0.9 13.4 SC    837,548    49,407   5,602 0.7 11.3
IA    545,142    28,842   2,117 0.4  7.3 SD    161,911     6,670   1,029 0.6 15.4
KS    522,424    30,653   4,811 0.9 15.7 TN  1,136,830    75,925   7,644 0.7 10.1
KY    750,106    59,673   4,408 0.6  7.4 TX  5,561,641   347,998  32,246 0.6  9.3
LA    795,160    57,112   4,551 0.6  8.0 UT    708,045    34,221   4,285 0.6 12.5
ME    186,869    11,830   1,238 0.7 10.5 VT     89,553     4,868   1,432 1.6 29.4
MD  1,010,506    56,937   5,311 0.5  9.3 VA  1,399,025    88,649   8,299 0.6  9.4
MA  1,011,759    59,794   3,586 0.4  6.0 WA  1,240,960    72,468   7,467 0.6 10.3
MI  1,595,775    98,493   5,253 0.3  5.3 WV    270,235    19,861   2,425 0.9 12.2
MN    975,835    58,515   4,919 0.5  8.4 WI    955,174    48,950   6,756 0.7 13.8
MS    515,882    43,526   2,641 0.5  6.1 WY     99,486     4,837   1,341 1.3 27.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.15). 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 people ages 5 to 17 with hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 5 to 17 with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.16 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 3,986,839 2.0 18.7 MO   3,633,420    455,483    83,902 2.3 18.4
AL   2,974,375    427,044    77,652 2.6 18.2 MT     640,406     75,444    17,665 2.8 23.4
AK     428,284     57,446    16,161 3.8 28.1 NE   1,142,006    127,695    30,618 2.7 24.0
AZ   4,239,636    462,266    92,617 2.2 20.0 NV   1,893,865    203,594    39,244 2.1 19.3
AR   1,762,321    270,410    47,909 2.7 17.7 NH     857,109     86,205    17,348 2.0 20.1
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   365,481 1.5 17.4 NJ   5,619,012    442,236    69,444 1.2 15.7
CO   3,608,395    334,153    77,248 2.1 23.1 NM   1,219,898    172,088    35,694 2.9 20.7
CT   2,202,103    210,733    38,726 1.8 18.4 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   180,387 1.5 15.9
DE     583,878     63,108    11,573 2.0 18.3 NC   6,283,820    721,213   135,362 2.2 18.8
DC     450,531     45,567     6,590 1.5 14.5 ND     455,217     47,057    13,864 3.0 29.5
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   229,910 1.8 17.8 OH   6,974,199    844,365   150,061 2.2 17.8
GA   6,523,882    718,796   122,542 1.9 17.0 OK   2,318,154    355,773    75,961 3.3 21.4
HI     799,955     70,655    14,285 1.8 20.2 OR   2,570,404    337,722    65,423 2.5 19.4
ID   1,101,447    129,963    30,151 2.7 23.2 PA   7,710,708    862,692   147,567 1.9 17.1
IL   7,656,211    738,699   130,549 1.7 17.7 RI     680,041     79,542    11,732 1.7 14.7
IN   4,040,935    475,999    94,795 2.3 19.9 SC   3,043,107    371,131    63,240 2.1 17.0
IA   1,869,239    200,714    42,307 2.3 21.1 SD     508,255     54,749    13,941 2.7 25.5
KS   1,708,944    201,587    45,597 2.7 22.6 TN   4,177,948    536,506   109,517 2.6 20.4
KY   2,667,773    425,527    85,492 3.2 20.1 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   361,517 2.0 19.9
LA   2,691,546    382,524    73,199 2.7 19.1 UT   1,984,157    194,928    40,281 2.0 20.7
ME     820,320    111,109    18,610 2.3 16.7 VT     392,267     44,065     8,133 2.1 18.5
MD   3,719,336    347,449    58,476 1.6 16.8 VA   5,154,871    525,816   107,319 2.1 20.4
MA   4,372,338    390,447    62,778 1.4 16.1 WA   4,714,918    515,893   102,560 2.2 19.9
MI   6,019,197    717,556   129,355 2.1 18.0 WV   1,034,208    171,095    33,291 3.2 19.5
MN   3,412,003    346,254    67,374 2.0 19.5 WI   3,527,273    361,742    73,772 2.1 20.4
MS   1,710,146    283,513    50,519 3.0 17.8 WY     337,537     37,772     9,100 2.7 24.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.16). 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 people ages 18 to 64 with hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.17 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 7,247,758 13.2 40.7 MO  1,052,399    364,243   154,464 14.7 42.4
AL    865,451    328,467   123,653 14.3 37.6 MT    213,110     72,028    37,441 17.6 52.0
AK     95,794     32,417    16,858 17.6 52.0 NE    313,624     97,221    41,688 13.3 42.9
AZ  1,324,257    423,973   192,287 14.5 45.4 NV    514,627    171,479    72,762 14.1 42.4
AR    511,722    199,503    87,725 17.1 44.0 NH    260,114     68,373    31,584 12.1 46.2
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960   727,600 12.4 38.0 NJ  1,528,005    450,519   163,584 10.7 36.3
CO    867,087    261,895   129,262 14.9 49.4 NM    386,042    141,497    65,994 17.1 46.6
CT    631,656    183,329    70,394 11.1 38.4 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081   355,388 10.5 33.8
DE    195,590     54,495    24,257 12.4 44.5 NC  1,765,560    585,152   241,776 13.7 41.3
DC     83,633     27,921     6,496  7.8 23.3 ND    118,388     36,737    17,116 14.5 46.6
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691   560,199 12.3 39.6 OH  2,042,055    670,750   277,914 13.6 41.4
GA  1,558,733    532,212   209,538 13.4 39.4 OK    630,816    260,662   118,420 18.8 45.4
HI    278,654     88,318    35,286 12.7 40.0 OR    780,173    254,265   116,970 15.0 46.0
ID    310,898    110,698    56,450 18.2 51.0 PA  2,391,105    745,969   301,631 12.6 40.4
IL  2,047,584    639,279   239,691 11.7 37.5 RI    192,634     57,788    21,796 11.3 37.7
IN  1,084,410    365,771   151,932 14.0 41.5 SC    951,932    307,193   115,596 12.1 37.6
IA    548,303    165,428    77,805 14.2 47.0 SD    151,042     49,442    21,767 14.4 44.0
KS    471,950    152,553    67,763 14.4 44.4 TN  1,164,189    414,972   177,385 15.2 42.7
KY    750,076    295,880   122,956 16.4 41.6 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250   548,920 14.3 40.8
LA    750,335    283,422   113,876 15.2 40.2 UT    383,877    113,605    58,050 15.1 51.1
ME    290,913     87,448    43,623 15.0 49.9 VT    129,730     36,838    18,118 14.0 49.2
MD    982,784    281,099   102,601 10.4 36.5 VA  1,383,071    423,312   170,379 12.3 40.2
MA  1,183,676    355,778   143,217 12.1 40.3 WA  1,233,415    406,446   187,176 15.2 46.1
MI  1,789,023    574,341   229,194 12.8 39.9 WV    362,653    136,900    64,059 17.7 46.8
MN    937,168    272,385   120,425 12.8 44.2 WI  1,032,131    277,536   125,647 12.2 45.3
MS    486,107    194,987    71,349 14.7 36.6 WY    102,197     33,601    17,696 17.3 52.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.17). 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 people ages 65 and over with hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 65 and over with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.18 Civilians Ages Under 5 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,581,718 126,829 68,709 0.4  54.2 MO    349,339   3,446  1,878 0.5  54.5
AL    288,139   1,720  1,195 0.4  69.5 MT     56,147      87 ‡ ‡ ‡
AK     42,080      54     54 0.1 100.0 NE    121,543   1,091    377 0.3  34.6
AZ    402,303   5,043  3,893 1.0  77.2 NV    175,881   2,344  1,552 0.9  66.2
AR    178,462   3,725  1,629 0.9  43.7 NH     61,559     629    248 0.4  39.4
CA  2,205,235  12,908  5,576 0.3  43.2 NJ    513,212   2,256  1,163 0.2  51.6
CO    303,354   1,822  1,074 0.4  58.9 NM    114,698     911    483 0.4  53.0
CT    175,998     649    330 0.2  50.8 NY  1,088,610   7,491  3,697 0.3  49.4
DE     52,332     296    296 0.6 100.0 NC    578,083   5,688  2,988 0.5  52.5
DC     40,613     175     95 0.2  54.3 ND     50,589     705    639 1.3  90.6
FL  1,089,663   5,747  3,141 0.3  54.7 OH    668,327   3,573  1,234 0.2  34.5
GA    623,917   4,348  1,943 0.3  44.7 OK    236,766   2,347  1,077 0.5  45.9
HI     81,278     380    321 0.4  84.5 OR    205,686     659    511 0.2  77.5
ID    113,002     722     97 0.1  13.4 PA    681,227   2,785  2,066 0.3  74.2
IL    699,597   3,516  1,222 0.2  34.8 RI     53,287     487    312 0.6  64.1
IN    405,012   1,269    507 0.1  40.0 SC    274,864   3,082  2,505 0.9  81.3
IA    186,397   2,195    760 0.4  34.6 SD     55,917     675    675 1.2 100.0
KS    176,876   1,257    788 0.4  62.7 TN    395,654   2,821  1,145 0.3  40.6
KY    260,130   2,619  1,806 0.7  69.0 TX  1,885,672  13,637  7,472 0.4  54.8
LA    281,838   1,160    691 0.2  59.6 UT    233,401   2,736  2,598 1.1  95.0
ME     60,080      45 ‡ ‡ ‡ VT     27,009     198    198 0.7 100.0
MD    348,364   1,862  1,017 0.3  54.6 VA    478,808   2,658  1,626 0.3  61.2
MA    347,915   2,455  1,853 0.5  75.5 WA    430,818   2,126  1,324 0.3  62.3
MI    547,056   3,914  1,846 0.3  47.2 WV     88,479     671    346 0.4  51.6
MN    327,515   2,308    431 0.1  18.7 WI    314,453   1,796  1,480 0.5  82.4
MS    173,503     816    343 0.2  42.0 WY     31,030     925    207 0.7  22.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.18). 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 people ages under 5 with vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages under 5 with vision disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.19 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 526,000 1.0 16.0 MO  1,027,688    60,381   8,636 0.8 14.3
AL    828,863    48,618   7,025 0.8 14.4 MT    177,584    11,187   1,058 0.6  9.5
AK    137,454     9,277   1,177 0.9 12.7 NE    358,512    23,577   3,665 1.0 15.5
AZ  1,209,334    79,148  11,020 0.9 13.9 NV    520,481    24,749   5,077 1.0 20.5
AR    523,043    44,085   7,262 1.4 16.5 NH    194,641    10,830     760 0.4  7.0
CA  6,542,461   320,951  54,697 0.8 17.0 NJ  1,503,125    67,703  11,315 0.8 16.7
CO    936,515    45,160   7,439 0.8 16.5 NM    356,854    22,061   3,147 0.9 14.3
CT    548,906    32,433   5,266 1.0 16.2 NY  3,004,480   162,754  21,467 0.7 13.2
DE    156,006    11,644   2,936 1.9 25.2 NC  1,718,757   101,580  14,157 0.8 13.9
DC     84,945     4,219     728 0.9 17.3 ND    130,287     7,971   1,870 1.4 23.5
FL  3,189,500   196,340  30,946 1.0 15.8 OH  1,928,771   140,458  15,036 0.8 10.7
GA  1,895,765   117,778  20,861 1.1 17.7 OK    717,529    57,017  13,324 1.9 23.4
HI    223,072     8,810     291 0.1  3.3 OR    649,930    45,033   5,107 0.8 11.3
ID    354,395    21,732   2,499 0.7 11.5 PA  1,984,207   152,828  19,460 1.0 12.7
IL  2,093,224   110,256  17,677 0.8 16.0 RI    154,906    12,795   1,356 0.9 10.6
IN  1,178,604    76,293  10,882 0.9 14.3 SC    837,548    49,407  10,150 1.2 20.5
IA    545,142    28,842   4,045 0.7 14.0 SD    161,911     6,670     702 0.4 10.5
KS    522,424    30,653   3,635 0.7 11.9 TN  1,136,830    75,925  14,447 1.3 19.0
KY    750,106    59,673  12,326 1.6 20.7 TX  5,561,641   347,998  74,084 1.3 21.3
LA    795,160    57,112  12,282 1.5 21.5 UT    708,045    34,221   3,889 0.5 11.4
ME    186,869    11,830     474 0.3  4.0 VT     89,553     4,868     555 0.6 11.4
MD  1,010,506    56,937   7,395 0.7 13.0 VA  1,399,025    88,649  14,109 1.0 15.9
MA  1,011,759    59,794  10,374 1.0 17.3 WA  1,240,960    72,468   9,944 0.8 13.7
MI  1,595,775    98,493  13,540 0.8 13.7 WV    270,235    19,861   2,415 0.9 12.2
MN    975,835    58,515   6,689 0.7 11.4 WI    955,174    48,950   5,209 0.5 10.6
MS    515,882    43,526  12,314 2.4 28.3 WY     99,486     4,837   1,281 1.3 26.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.19). 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 people ages 5 to 17 with vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 5 to 17 with vision disabilities.
Table 1.20 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 4,198,571 2.1 19.6 MO   3,633,420    455,483    89,950 2.5 19.7
AL   2,974,375    427,044    85,135 2.9 19.9 MT     640,406     75,444    13,291 2.1 17.6
AK     428,284     57,446     9,079 2.1 15.8 NE   1,142,006    127,695    26,430 2.3 20.7
AZ   4,239,636    462,266    91,441 2.2 19.8 NV   1,893,865    203,594    45,283 2.4 22.2
AR   1,762,321    270,410    55,297 3.1 20.4 NH     857,109     86,205    14,175 1.7 16.4
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   440,277 1.8 21.0 NJ   5,619,012    442,236    93,308 1.7 21.1
CO   3,608,395    334,153    66,208 1.8 19.8 NM   1,219,898    172,088    32,792 2.7 19.1
CT   2,202,103    210,733    40,603 1.8 19.3 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   206,577 1.7 18.2
DE     583,878     63,108    13,099 2.2 20.8 NC   6,283,820    721,213   143,324 2.3 19.9
DC     450,531     45,567     9,703 2.2 21.3 ND     455,217     47,057    11,957 2.6 25.4
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   259,705 2.1 20.1 OH   6,974,199    844,365   151,355 2.2 17.9
GA   6,523,882    718,796   149,327 2.3 20.8 OK   2,318,154    355,773    86,238 3.7 24.2
HI     799,955     70,655    12,019 1.5 17.0 OR   2,570,404    337,722    55,212 2.1 16.3
ID   1,101,447    129,963    28,388 2.6 21.8 PA   7,710,708    862,692   160,422 2.1 18.6
IL   7,656,211    738,699   136,998 1.8 18.5 RI     680,041     79,542    14,398 2.1 18.1
IN   4,040,935    475,999    88,865 2.2 18.7 SC   3,043,107    371,131    70,780 2.3 19.1
IA   1,869,239    200,714    33,909 1.8 16.9 SD     508,255     54,749     9,761 1.9 17.8
KS   1,708,944    201,587    34,818 2.0 17.3 TN   4,177,948    536,506   116,871 2.8 21.8
KY   2,667,773    425,527    89,154 3.3 21.0 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   419,128 2.4 23.1
LA   2,691,546    382,524    96,632 3.6 25.3 UT   1,984,157    194,928    33,735 1.7 17.3
ME     820,320    111,109    14,298 1.7 12.9 VT     392,267     44,065     5,703 1.5 12.9
MD   3,719,336    347,449    63,400 1.7 18.2 VA   5,154,871    525,816    99,562 1.9 18.9
MA   4,372,338    390,447    64,727 1.5 16.6 WA   4,714,918    515,893    85,945 1.8 16.7
MI   6,019,197    717,556   113,662 1.9 15.8 WV   1,034,208    171,095    30,818 3.0 18.0
MN   3,412,003    346,254    46,518 1.4 13.4 WI   3,527,273    361,742    59,657 1.7 16.5
MS   1,710,146    283,513    70,633 4.1 24.9 WY     337,537     37,772     8,004 2.4 21.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.20). 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 ages 18 to 64 with vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with vision disabilities.
Table 1.21 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 3,292,867 6.0 18.5 MO  1,052,399    364,243    63,782 6.1 17.5
AL    865,451    328,467    59,548 6.9 18.1 MT    213,110     72,028    13,164 6.2 18.3
AK     95,794     32,417     7,023 7.3 21.7 NE    313,624     97,221    17,069 5.4 17.6
AZ  1,324,257    423,973    73,679 5.6 17.4 NV    514,627    171,479    36,005 7.0 21.0
AR    511,722    199,503    42,163 8.2 21.1 NH    260,114     68,373    12,245 4.7 17.9
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960   351,370 6.0 18.4 NJ  1,528,005    450,519    81,760 5.4 18.1
CO    867,087    261,895    48,063 5.5 18.4 NM    386,042    141,497    29,178 7.6 20.6
CT    631,656    183,329    32,623 5.2 17.8 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081   180,381 5.3 17.1
DE    195,590     54,495     9,802 5.0 18.0 NC  1,765,560    585,152   111,896 6.3 19.1
DC     83,633     27,921     3,286 3.9 11.8 ND    118,388     36,737     6,715 5.7 18.3
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691   266,512 5.9 18.8 OH  2,042,055    670,750   120,650 5.9 18.0
GA  1,558,733    532,212   106,291 6.8 20.0 OK    630,816    260,662    54,196 8.6 20.8
HI    278,654     88,318    13,626 4.9 15.4 OR    780,173    254,265    44,977 5.8 17.7
ID    310,898    110,698    20,294 6.5 18.3 PA  2,391,105    745,969   133,495 5.6 17.9
IL  2,047,584    639,279   110,172 5.4 17.2 RI    192,634     57,788     9,816 5.1 17.0
IN  1,084,410    365,771    67,036 6.2 18.3 SC    951,932    307,193    62,461 6.6 20.3
IA    548,303    165,428    23,295 4.2 14.1 SD    151,042     49,442     7,082 4.7 14.3
KS    471,950    152,553    27,387 5.8 18.0 TN  1,164,189    414,972    80,912 7.0 19.5
KY    750,076    295,880    61,270 8.2 20.7 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250   289,383 7.6 21.5
LA    750,335    283,422    59,648 7.9 21.0 UT    383,877    113,605    21,029 5.5 18.5
ME    290,913     87,448    13,045 4.5 14.9 VT    129,730     36,838     6,765 5.2 18.4
MD    982,784    281,099    46,487 4.7 16.5 VA  1,383,071    423,312    85,312 6.2 20.2
MA  1,183,676    355,778    63,418 5.4 17.8 WA  1,233,415    406,446    68,290 5.5 16.8
MI  1,789,023    574,341    93,032 5.2 16.2 WV    362,653    136,900    25,830 7.1 18.9
MN    937,168    272,385    40,908 4.4 15.0 WI  1,032,131    277,536    41,811 4.1 15.1
MS    486,107    194,987    42,576 8.8 21.8 WY    102,197     33,601     6,109 6.0 18.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.21). 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 ages 65 and over with vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 65 and over with vision disabilities.
Table 1.22 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 2,542,193 4.6 77.3 MO  1,027,688    60,381    47,122 4.6 78.0
AL    828,863    48,618    38,992 4.7 80.2 MT    177,584    11,187     7,922 4.5 70.8
AK    137,454     9,277     7,996 5.8 86.2 NE    358,512    23,577    18,577 5.2 78.8
AZ  1,209,334    79,148    63,255 5.2 79.9 NV    520,481    24,749    18,924 3.6 76.5
AR    523,043    44,085    35,373 6.8 80.2 NH    194,641    10,830     8,906 4.6 82.2
CA  6,542,461   320,951   238,042 3.6 74.2 NJ  1,503,125    67,703    53,284 3.5 78.7
CO    936,515    45,160    34,835 3.7 77.1 NM    356,854    22,061    16,091 4.5 72.9
CT    548,906    32,433    24,706 4.5 76.2 NY  3,004,480   162,754   127,200 4.2 78.2
DE    156,006    11,644     8,010 5.1 68.8 NC  1,718,757   101,580    81,816 4.8 80.5
DC     84,945     4,219     3,200 3.8 75.8 ND    130,287     7,971     5,655 4.3 70.9
FL  3,189,500   196,340   158,192 5.0 80.6 OH  1,928,771   140,458   115,791 6.0 82.4
GA  1,895,765   117,778    90,597 4.8 76.9 OK    717,529    57,017    39,183 5.5 68.7
HI    223,072     8,810     6,801 3.0 77.2 OR    649,930    45,033    35,717 5.5 79.3
ID    354,395    21,732    16,884 4.8 77.7 PA  1,984,207   152,828   123,264 6.2 80.7
IL  2,093,224   110,256    80,317 3.8 72.8 RI    154,906    12,795    10,549 6.8 82.4
IN  1,178,604    76,293    59,773 5.1 78.3 SC    837,548    49,407    37,871 4.5 76.7
IA    545,142    28,842    21,694 4.0 75.2 SD    161,911     6,670     5,632 3.5 84.4
KS    522,424    30,653    24,302 4.7 79.3 TN  1,136,830    75,925    59,138 5.2 77.9
KY    750,106    59,673    45,606 6.1 76.4 TX  5,561,641   347,998   253,266 4.6 72.8
LA    795,160    57,112    44,471 5.6 77.9 UT    708,045    34,221    25,277 3.6 73.9
ME    186,869    11,830    10,068 5.4 85.1 VT     89,553     4,868     3,319 3.7 68.2
MD  1,010,506    56,937    43,748 4.3 76.8 VA  1,399,025    88,649    67,666 4.8 76.3
MA  1,011,759    59,794    49,610 4.9 83.0 WA  1,240,960    72,468    55,781 4.5 77.0
MI  1,595,775    98,493    80,426 5.0 81.7 WV    270,235    19,861    15,785 5.8 79.5
MN    975,835    58,515    49,602 5.1 84.8 WI    955,174    48,950    38,399 4.0 78.4
MS    515,882    43,526    31,021 6.0 71.3 WY     99,486     4,837     2,537 2.6 52.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.22). 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 ages 5 to 17 with cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 5 to 17 with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.23 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 9,753,745 4.9 45.6 MO   3,633,420    455,483   211,107 5.8 46.3
AL   2,974,375    427,044   183,141 6.2 42.9 MT     640,406     75,444    37,919 5.9 50.3
AK     428,284     57,446    25,998 6.1 45.3 NE   1,142,006    127,695    53,833 4.7 42.2
AZ   4,239,636    462,266   205,949 4.9 44.6 NV   1,893,865    203,594    83,410 4.4 41.0
AR   1,762,321    270,410   122,218 6.9 45.2 NH     857,109     86,205    42,323 4.9 49.1
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   955,091 4.0 45.6 NJ   5,619,012    442,236   185,139 3.3 41.9
CO   3,608,395    334,153   160,011 4.4 47.9 NM   1,219,898    172,088    78,495 6.4 45.6
CT   2,202,103    210,733    98,619 4.5 46.8 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   517,427 4.3 45.5
DE     583,878     63,108    27,107 4.6 43.0 NC   6,283,820    721,213   325,959 5.2 45.2
DC     450,531     45,567    20,023 4.4 43.9 ND     455,217     47,057    17,972 3.9 38.2
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   571,601 4.5 44.2 OH   6,974,199    844,365   406,879 5.8 48.2
GA   6,523,882    718,796   317,397 4.9 44.2 OK   2,318,154    355,773   156,751 6.8 44.1
HI     799,955     70,655    34,386 4.3 48.7 OR   2,570,404    337,722   174,169 6.8 51.6
ID   1,101,447    129,963    61,658 5.6 47.4 PA   7,710,708    862,692   421,866 5.5 48.9
IL   7,656,211    738,699   320,585 4.2 43.4 RI     680,041     79,542    37,602 5.5 47.3
IN   4,040,935    475,999   210,353 5.2 44.2 SC   3,043,107    371,131   153,828 5.1 41.4
IA   1,869,239    200,714    95,770 5.1 47.7 SD     508,255     54,749    24,550 4.8 44.8
KS   1,708,944    201,587    99,028 5.8 49.1 TN   4,177,948    536,506   240,740 5.8 44.9
KY   2,667,773    425,527   188,277 7.1 44.2 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   777,206 4.4 42.9
LA   2,691,546    382,524   172,153 6.4 45.0 UT   1,984,157    194,928   103,270 5.2 53.0
ME     820,320    111,109    58,996 7.2 53.1 VT     392,267     44,065    22,565 5.8 51.2
MD   3,719,336    347,449   152,155 4.1 43.8 VA   5,154,871    525,816   228,934 4.4 43.5
MA   4,372,338    390,447   190,553 4.4 48.8 WA   4,714,918    515,893   262,075 5.6 50.8
MI   6,019,197    717,556   340,394 5.7 47.4 WV   1,034,208    171,095    77,253 7.5 45.2
MN   3,412,003    346,254   184,745 5.4 53.4 WI   3,527,273    361,742   176,760 5.0 48.9
MS   1,710,146    283,513   123,035 7.2 43.4 WY     337,537     37,772    16,470 4.9 43.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.23). 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 ages 18 to 64 with cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.24 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 4,303,729  7.9 24.2 MO  1,052,399    364,243    85,089  8.1 23.4
AL    865,451    328,467    80,900  9.3 24.6 MT    213,110     72,028    13,753  6.5 19.1
AK     95,794     32,417     5,612  5.9 17.3 NE    313,624     97,221    20,990  6.7 21.6
AZ  1,324,257    423,973   100,719  7.6 23.8 NV    514,627    171,479    45,006  8.7 26.2
AR    511,722    199,503    48,837  9.5 24.5 NH    260,114     68,373    14,560  5.6 21.3
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960   519,007  8.8 27.1 NJ  1,528,005    450,519   100,687  6.6 22.3
CO    867,087    261,895    59,712  6.9 22.8 NM    386,042    141,497    36,681  9.5 25.9
CT    631,656    183,329    43,368  6.9 23.7 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081   270,459  8.0 25.7
DE    195,590     54,495    11,859  6.1 21.8 NC  1,765,560    585,152   134,782  7.6 23.0
DC     83,633     27,921     7,069  8.5 25.3 ND    118,388     36,737     6,346  5.4 17.3
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691   346,441  7.6 24.5 OH  2,042,055    670,750   151,785  7.4 22.6
GA  1,558,733    532,212   138,361  8.9 26.0 OK    630,816    260,662    55,907  8.9 21.4
HI    278,654     88,318    24,840  8.9 28.1 OR    780,173    254,265    68,867  8.8 27.1
ID    310,898    110,698    28,348  9.1 25.6 PA  2,391,105    745,969   161,727  6.8 21.7
IL  2,047,584    639,279   148,796  7.3 23.3 RI    192,634     57,788    13,880  7.2 24.0
IN  1,084,410    365,771    82,959  7.7 22.7 SC    951,932    307,193    73,453  7.7 23.9
IA    548,303    165,428    32,359  5.9 19.6 SD    151,042     49,442     9,005  6.0 18.2
KS    471,950    152,553    35,366  7.5 23.2 TN  1,164,189    414,972   106,761  9.2 25.7
KY    750,076    295,880    76,340 10.2 25.8 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250   314,502  8.2 23.4
LA    750,335    283,422    70,593  9.4 24.9 UT    383,877    113,605    27,319  7.1 24.0
ME    290,913     87,448    20,428  7.0 23.4 VT    129,730     36,838     8,451  6.5 22.9
MD    982,784    281,099    62,378  6.3 22.2 VA  1,383,071    423,312    96,613  7.0 22.8
MA  1,183,676    355,778    90,254  7.6 25.4 WA  1,233,415    406,446   101,793  8.3 25.0
MI  1,789,023    574,341   138,503  7.7 24.1 WV    362,653    136,900    35,889  9.9 26.2
MN    937,168    272,385    62,948  6.7 23.1 WI  1,032,131    277,536    54,042  5.2 19.5
MS    486,107    194,987    52,127 10.7 26.7 WY    102,197     33,601     7,258  7.1 21.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.24). 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 ages 65 and over with cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 65 and over with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.25 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 324,756 0.6  9.9 MO  1,027,688    60,381   4,545 0.4  7.5
AL    828,863    48,618   5,903 0.7 12.1 MT    177,584    11,187     755 0.4  6.7
AK    137,454     9,277     705 0.5  7.6 NE    358,512    23,577   2,165 0.6  9.2
AZ  1,209,334    79,148   9,981 0.8 12.6 NV    520,481    24,749   3,958 0.8 16.0
AR    523,043    44,085   3,725 0.7  8.4 NH    194,641    10,830     139 0.1  1.3
CA  6,542,461   320,951  36,214 0.6 11.3 NJ  1,503,125    67,703   4,427 0.3  6.5
CO    936,515    45,160   4,773 0.5 10.6 NM    356,854    22,061     685 0.2  3.1
CT    548,906    32,433   2,408 0.4  7.4 NY  3,004,480   162,754  17,385 0.6 10.7
DE    156,006    11,644   1,890 1.2 16.2 NC  1,718,757   101,580  13,701 0.8 13.5
DC     84,945     4,219     233 0.3  5.5 ND    130,287     7,971   1,404 1.1 17.6
FL  3,189,500   196,340  20,412 0.6 10.4 OH  1,928,771   140,458  12,068 0.6  8.6
GA  1,895,765   117,778  10,948 0.6  9.3 OK    717,529    57,017   4,530 0.6  7.9
HI    223,072     8,810   1,254 0.6 14.2 OR    649,930    45,033   4,425 0.7  9.8
ID    354,395    21,732     809 0.2  3.7 PA  1,984,207   152,828  12,835 0.6  8.4
IL  2,093,224   110,256  11,917 0.6 10.8 RI    154,906    12,795   1,150 0.7  9.0
IN  1,178,604    76,293   7,125 0.6  9.3 SC    837,548    49,407   4,261 0.5  8.6
IA    545,142    28,842   2,997 0.5 10.4 SD    161,911     6,670     268 0.2  4.0
KS    522,424    30,653   3,050 0.6 10.0 TN  1,136,830    75,925   8,919 0.8 11.7
KY    750,106    59,673   4,857 0.6  8.1 TX  5,561,641   347,998  37,719 0.7 10.8
LA    795,160    57,112   5,067 0.6  8.9 UT    708,045    34,221   3,207 0.5  9.4
ME    186,869    11,830     155 0.1  1.3 VT     89,553     4,868     702 0.8 14.4
MD  1,010,506    56,937   5,264 0.5  9.2 VA  1,399,025    88,649   8,882 0.6 10.0
MA  1,011,759    59,794   6,788 0.7 11.4 WA  1,240,960    72,468   6,302 0.5  8.7
MI  1,595,775    98,493  10,129 0.6 10.3 WV    270,235    19,861   1,405 0.5  7.1
MN    975,835    58,515   3,442 0.4  5.9 WI    955,174    48,950   4,065 0.4  8.3
MS    515,882    43,526   4,407 0.9 10.1 WY     99,486     4,837     401 0.4  8.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.25). 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 ages 5 to 17 with ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 5 to 17 with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.26 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 8,931,748 4.5 41.8 MO   3,633,420    455,483   194,670 5.4 42.7
AL   2,974,375    427,044   209,788 7.1 49.1 MT     640,406     75,444    27,961 4.4 37.1
AK     428,284     57,446    19,632 4.6 34.2 NE   1,142,006    127,695    48,455 4.2 37.9
AZ   4,239,636    462,266   184,450 4.4 39.9 NV   1,893,865    203,594    89,480 4.7 44.0
AR   1,762,321    270,410   128,378 7.3 47.5 NH     857,109     86,205    28,796 3.4 33.4
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   820,251 3.4 39.2 NJ   5,619,012    442,236   182,319 3.2 41.2
CO   3,608,395    334,153   111,403 3.1 33.3 NM   1,219,898    172,088    75,291 6.2 43.8
CT   2,202,103    210,733    82,289 3.7 39.0 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   492,523 4.1 43.3
DE     583,878     63,108    28,267 4.8 44.8 NC   6,283,820    721,213   326,500 5.2 45.3
DC     450,531     45,567    20,748 4.6 45.5 ND     455,217     47,057    14,815 3.3 31.5
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   583,227 4.6 45.1 OH   6,974,199    844,365   355,265 5.1 42.1
GA   6,523,882    718,796   317,098 4.9 44.1 OK   2,318,154    355,773   155,889 6.7 43.8
HI     799,955     70,655    28,670 3.6 40.6 OR   2,570,404    337,722   121,349 4.7 35.9
ID   1,101,447    129,963    46,777 4.2 36.0 PA   7,710,708    862,692   356,698 4.6 41.3
IL   7,656,211    738,699   316,618 4.1 42.9 RI     680,041     79,542    29,001 4.3 36.5
IN   4,040,935    475,999   207,877 5.1 43.7 SC   3,043,107    371,131   174,347 5.7 47.0
IA   1,869,239    200,714    80,060 4.3 39.9 SD     508,255     54,749    20,601 4.1 37.6
KS   1,708,944    201,587    75,632 4.4 37.5 TN   4,177,948    536,506   253,557 6.1 47.3
KY   2,667,773    425,527   199,797 7.5 47.0 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   755,709 4.2 41.7
LA   2,691,546    382,524   169,940 6.3 44.4 UT   1,984,157    194,928    64,731 3.3 33.2
ME     820,320    111,109    45,789 5.6 41.2 VT     392,267     44,065    14,670 3.7 33.3
MD   3,719,336    347,449   144,896 3.9 41.7 VA   5,154,871    525,816   224,836 4.4 42.8
MA   4,372,338    390,447   140,064 3.2 35.9 WA   4,714,918    515,893   186,399 4.0 36.1
MI   6,019,197    717,556   302,686 5.0 42.2 WV   1,034,208    171,095    82,894 8.0 48.4
MN   3,412,003    346,254   105,314 3.1 30.4 WI   3,527,273    361,742   131,401 3.7 36.3
MS   1,710,146    283,513   139,273 8.1 49.1 WY     337,537     37,772    14,667 4.3 38.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.26). 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 percentage of people ages 18 to 64 with ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.27 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 11,191,558 20.4 62.8 MO  1,052,399    364,243    224,663 21.3 61.7
AL    865,451    328,467    218,258 25.2 66.4 MT    213,110     72,028     41,171 19.3 57.2
AK     95,794     32,417     17,160 17.9 52.9 NE    313,624     97,221     58,410 18.6 60.1
AZ  1,324,257    423,973    258,579 19.5 61.0 NV    514,627    171,479    108,771 21.1 63.4
AR    511,722    199,503    127,127 24.8 63.7 NH    260,114     68,373     38,043 14.6 55.6
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960  1,243,427 21.2 65.0 NJ  1,528,005    450,519    294,085 19.2 65.3
CO    867,087    261,895    145,457 16.8 55.5 NM    386,042    141,497     86,470 22.4 61.1
CT    631,656    183,329    113,206 17.9 61.8 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081    692,113 20.4 65.8
DE    195,590     54,495     33,600 17.2 61.7 NC  1,765,560    585,152    366,405 20.8 62.6
DC     83,633     27,921     20,149 24.1 72.2 ND    118,388     36,737     21,183 17.9 57.7
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691    877,471 19.3 62.0 OH  2,042,055    670,750    417,627 20.5 62.3
GA  1,558,733    532,212    346,569 22.2 65.1 OK    630,816    260,662    167,926 26.6 64.4
HI    278,654     88,318     53,970 19.4 61.1 OR    780,173    254,265    152,520 19.5 60.0
ID    310,898    110,698     61,931 19.9 55.9 PA  2,391,105    745,969    462,894 19.4 62.1
IL  2,047,584    639,279    410,612 20.1 64.2 RI    192,634     57,788     36,300 18.8 62.8
IN  1,084,410    365,771    226,529 20.9 61.9 SC    951,932    307,193    192,884 20.3 62.8
IA    548,303    165,428     92,464 16.9 55.9 SD    151,042     49,442     28,885 19.1 58.4
KS    471,950    152,553     92,696 19.6 60.8 TN  1,164,189    414,972    259,369 22.3 62.5
KY    750,076    295,880    199,482 26.6 67.4 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250    875,520 22.9 65.1
LA    750,335    283,422    183,944 24.5 64.9 UT    383,877    113,605     62,364 16.2 54.9
ME    290,913     87,448     46,659 16.0 53.4 VT    129,730     36,838     20,508 15.8 55.7
MD    982,784    281,099    178,829 18.2 63.6 VA  1,383,071    423,312    266,381 19.3 62.9
MA  1,183,676    355,778    215,406 18.2 60.5 WA  1,233,415    406,446    240,406 19.5 59.1
MI  1,789,023    574,341    359,868 20.1 62.7 WV    362,653    136,900     88,589 24.4 64.7
MN    937,168    272,385    151,376 16.2 55.6 WI  1,032,131    277,536    162,270 15.7 58.5
MS    486,107    194,987    133,564 27.5 68.5 WY    102,197     33,601     17,468 17.1 52.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.27). 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 percentage of people ages 65 and over with ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 65 and over with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.28 Civilians Ages 5 to 17 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,699,705 3,286,897 595,935 1.1 18.1 MO  1,027,688    60,381   9,883 1.0 16.4
AL    828,863    48,618   8,878 1.1 18.3 MT    177,584    11,187   1,175 0.7 10.5
AK    137,454     9,277     985 0.7 10.6 NE    358,512    23,577   4,818 1.3 20.4
AZ  1,209,334    79,148  17,394 1.4 22.0 NV    520,481    24,749   5,884 1.1 23.8
AR    523,043    44,085   7,446 1.4 16.9 NH    194,641    10,830   1,525 0.8 14.1
CA  6,542,461   320,951  77,227 1.2 24.1 NJ  1,503,125    67,703  10,981 0.7 16.2
CO    936,515    45,160   8,467 0.9 18.7 NM    356,854    22,061   3,381 0.9 15.3
CT    548,906    32,433   5,714 1.0 17.6 NY  3,004,480   162,754  34,131 1.1 21.0
DE    156,006    11,644   1,874 1.2 16.1 NC  1,718,757   101,580  20,788 1.2 20.5
DC     84,945     4,219     557 0.7 13.2 ND    130,287     7,971   2,474 1.9 31.0
FL  3,189,500   196,340  31,600 1.0 16.1 OH  1,928,771   140,458  25,908 1.3 18.4
GA  1,895,765   117,778  21,001 1.1 17.8 OK    717,529    57,017   8,284 1.2 14.5
HI    223,072     8,810   2,153 1.0 24.4 OR    649,930    45,033   8,650 1.3 19.2
ID    354,395    21,732   1,977 0.6  9.1 PA  1,984,207   152,828  22,752 1.1 14.9
IL  2,093,224   110,256  19,726 0.9 17.9 RI    154,906    12,795   2,287 1.5 17.9
IN  1,178,604    76,293  12,576 1.1 16.5 SC    837,548    49,407   8,339 1.0 16.9
IA    545,142    28,842   4,075 0.7 14.1 SD    161,911     6,670   1,109 0.7 16.6
KS    522,424    30,653   5,736 1.1 18.7 TN  1,136,830    75,925  13,236 1.2 17.4
KY    750,106    59,673   8,508 1.1 14.3 TX  5,561,641   347,998  56,764 1.0 16.3
LA    795,160    57,112   6,118 0.8 10.7 UT    708,045    34,221   4,579 0.6 13.4
ME    186,869    11,830     877 0.5  7.4 VT     89,553     4,868   1,065 1.2 21.9
MD  1,010,506    56,937   9,125 0.9 16.0 VA  1,399,025    88,649  20,268 1.4 22.9
MA  1,011,759    59,794  12,495 1.2 20.9 WA  1,240,960    72,468  11,524 0.9 15.9
MI  1,595,775    98,493  16,650 1.0 16.9 WV    270,235    19,861   3,224 1.2 16.2
MN    975,835    58,515  15,712 1.6 26.9 WI    955,174    48,950   9,800 1.0 20.0
MS    515,882    43,526   5,957 1.2 13.7 WY     99,486     4,837     278 0.3  5.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.28). 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 percentage of people ages 5 to 17 with self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 5 to 17 with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.29 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 3,348,374 1.7 15.7 MO   3,633,420    455,483    71,063 2.0 15.6
AL   2,974,375    427,044    61,183 2.1 14.3 MT     640,406     75,444    10,839 1.7 14.4
AK     428,284     57,446     7,973 1.9 13.9 NE   1,142,006    127,695    16,548 1.4 13.0
AZ   4,239,636    462,266    61,460 1.4 13.3 NV   1,893,865    203,594    30,717 1.6 15.1
AR   1,762,321    270,410    45,521 2.6 16.8 NH     857,109     86,205    12,970 1.5 15.0
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   365,270 1.5 17.4 NJ   5,619,012    442,236    78,150 1.4 17.7
CO   3,608,395    334,153    41,729 1.2 12.5 NM   1,219,898    172,088    32,061 2.6 18.6
CT   2,202,103    210,733    34,724 1.6 16.5 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   198,077 1.6 17.4
DE     583,878     63,108    11,875 2.0 18.8 NC   6,283,820    721,213   110,804 1.8 15.4
DC     450,531     45,567     6,452 1.4 14.2 ND     455,217     47,057     3,847 0.8  8.2
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   212,067 1.7 16.4 OH   6,974,199    844,365   121,345 1.7 14.4
GA   6,523,882    718,796   109,603 1.7 15.2 OK   2,318,154    355,773    46,235 2.0 13.0
HI     799,955     70,655    11,346 1.4 16.1 OR   2,570,404    337,722    50,336 2.0 14.9
ID   1,101,447    129,963    18,078 1.6 13.9 PA   7,710,708    862,692   134,141 1.7 15.5
IL   7,656,211    738,699   122,424 1.6 16.6 RI     680,041     79,542    12,436 1.8 15.6
IN   4,040,935    475,999    74,327 1.8 15.6 SC   3,043,107    371,131    61,556 2.0 16.6
IA   1,869,239    200,714    28,822 1.5 14.4 SD     508,255     54,749     7,314 1.4 13.4
KS   1,708,944    201,587    29,915 1.8 14.8 TN   4,177,948    536,506    83,397 2.0 15.5
KY   2,667,773    425,527    72,281 2.7 17.0 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   276,165 1.6 15.2
LA   2,691,546    382,524    65,208 2.4 17.0 UT   1,984,157    194,928    23,217 1.2 11.9
ME     820,320    111,109    16,038 2.0 14.4 VT     392,267     44,065     6,185 1.6 14.0
MD   3,719,336    347,449    47,933 1.3 13.8 VA   5,154,871    525,816    82,485 1.6 15.7
MA   4,372,338    390,447    58,197 1.3 14.9 WA   4,714,918    515,893    72,493 1.5 14.1
MI   6,019,197    717,556   117,444 2.0 16.4 WV   1,034,208    171,095    31,477 3.0 18.4
MN   3,412,003    346,254    46,786 1.4 13.5 WI   3,527,273    361,742    57,350 1.6 15.9
MS   1,710,146    283,513    45,760 2.7 16.1 WY     337,537     37,772     4,750 1.4 12.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.29). 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 percentage of people ages 18 to 64 with self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.30 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 3,890,545 7.1 21.8 MO  1,052,399    364,243    68,206 6.5 18.7
AL    865,451    328,467    66,358 7.7 20.2 MT    213,110     72,028    12,722 6.0 17.7
AK     95,794     32,417     4,550 4.7 14.0 NE    313,624     97,221    15,536 5.0 16.0
AZ  1,324,257    423,973    82,173 6.2 19.4 NV    514,627    171,479    39,374 7.7 23.0
AR    511,722    199,503    41,683 8.1 20.9 NH    260,114     68,373     9,584 3.7 14.0
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960   529,808 9.0 27.7 NJ  1,528,005    450,519   110,784 7.3 24.6
CO    867,087    261,895    44,776 5.2 17.1 NM    386,042    141,497    29,430 7.6 20.8
CT    631,656    183,329    39,752 6.3 21.7 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081   271,945 8.0 25.8
DE    195,590     54,495    11,860 6.1 21.8 NC  1,765,560    585,152   122,044 6.9 20.9
DC     83,633     27,921     6,345 7.6 22.7 ND    118,388     36,737     5,048 4.3 13.7
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691   300,977 6.6 21.3 OH  2,042,055    670,750   130,895 6.4 19.5
GA  1,558,733    532,212   114,926 7.4 21.6 OK    630,816    260,662    47,402 7.5 18.2
HI    278,654     88,318    19,818 7.1 22.4 OR    780,173    254,265    58,563 7.5 23.0
ID    310,898    110,698    24,867 8.0 22.5 PA  2,391,105    745,969   143,054 6.0 19.2
IL  2,047,584    639,279   138,462 6.8 21.7 RI    192,634     57,788    12,019 6.2 20.8
IN  1,084,410    365,771    69,577 6.4 19.0 SC    951,932    307,193    67,079 7.0 21.8
IA    548,303    165,428    29,743 5.4 18.0 SD    151,042     49,442     8,003 5.3 16.2
KS    471,950    152,553    26,959 5.7 17.7 TN  1,164,189    414,972    88,234 7.6 21.3
KY    750,076    295,880    67,897 9.1 22.9 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250   300,811 7.9 22.4
LA    750,335    283,422    68,206 9.1 24.1 UT    383,877    113,605    19,498 5.1 17.2
ME    290,913     87,448    14,576 5.0 16.7 VT    129,730     36,838     6,473 5.0 17.6
MD    982,784    281,099    60,573 6.2 21.5 VA  1,383,071    423,312    95,202 6.9 22.5
MA  1,183,676    355,778    82,360 7.0 23.1 WA  1,233,415    406,446    83,559 6.8 20.6
MI  1,789,023    574,341   112,412 6.3 19.6 WV    362,653    136,900    33,175 9.1 24.2
MN    937,168    272,385    54,962 5.9 20.2 WI  1,032,131    277,536    52,554 5.1 18.9
MS    486,107    194,987    40,731 8.4 20.9 WY    102,197     33,601     5,000 4.9 14.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.30). 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 percentage of people ages 65 and over with self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 65 and over with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.31 Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 198,902,405 21,375,164 7,550,579 3.8 35.3 MO   3,633,420    455,483   157,561 4.3 34.6
AL   2,974,375    427,044   150,441 5.1 35.2 MT     640,406     75,444    25,317 4.0 33.6
AK     428,284     57,446    19,396 4.5 33.8 NE   1,142,006    127,695    36,130 3.2 28.3
AZ   4,239,636    462,266   154,822 3.7 33.5 NV   1,893,865    203,594    64,174 3.4 31.5
AR   1,762,321    270,410   102,928 5.8 38.1 NH     857,109     86,205    31,444 3.7 36.5
CA  24,101,833  2,094,680   783,774 3.3 37.4 NJ   5,619,012    442,236   164,983 2.9 37.3
CO   3,608,395    334,153   109,735 3.0 32.8 NM   1,219,898    172,088    65,059 5.3 37.8
CT   2,202,103    210,733    75,964 3.4 36.0 NY  12,120,543  1,137,516   436,592 3.6 38.4
DE     583,878     63,108    23,182 4.0 36.7 NC   6,283,820    721,213   255,865 4.1 35.5
DC     450,531     45,567    11,291 2.5 24.8 ND     455,217     47,057     9,697 2.1 20.6
FL  12,650,762  1,294,357   447,811 3.5 34.6 OH   6,974,199    844,365   286,282 4.1 33.9
GA   6,523,882    718,796   250,740 3.8 34.9 OK   2,318,154    355,773   119,785 5.2 33.7
HI     799,955     70,655    26,466 3.3 37.5 OR   2,570,404    337,722   124,720 4.9 36.9
ID   1,101,447    129,963    39,248 3.6 30.2 PA   7,710,708    862,692   315,910 4.1 36.6
IL   7,656,211    738,699   268,220 3.5 36.3 RI     680,041     79,542    30,055 4.4 37.8
IN   4,040,935    475,999   169,871 4.2 35.7 SC   3,043,107    371,131   125,691 4.1 33.9
IA   1,869,239    200,714    70,035 3.7 34.9 SD     508,255     54,749    15,299 3.0 27.9
KS   1,708,944    201,587    75,403 4.4 37.4 TN   4,177,948    536,506   191,409 4.6 35.7
KY   2,667,773    425,527   153,865 5.8 36.2 TX  17,793,672  1,812,286   589,083 3.3 32.5
LA   2,691,546    382,524   131,666 4.9 34.4 UT   1,984,157    194,928    67,291 3.4 34.5
ME     820,320    111,109    48,499 5.9 43.6 VT     392,267     44,065    16,157 4.1 36.7
MD   3,719,336    347,449   106,398 2.9 30.6 VA   5,154,871    525,816   176,496 3.4 33.6
MA   4,372,338    390,447   140,821 3.2 36.1 WA   4,714,918    515,893   181,137 3.8 35.1
MI   6,019,197    717,556   273,744 4.5 38.1 WV   1,034,208    171,095    62,089 6.0 36.3
MN   3,412,003    346,254   125,635 3.7 36.3 WI   3,527,273    361,742   131,964 3.7 36.5
MS   1,710,146    283,513    99,032 5.8 34.9 WY     337,537     37,772    11,402 3.4 30.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.31). 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 percentage of people ages 18 to 64 with independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities ages 18 to 64 with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.32 Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 54,758,950 17,813,109 7,214,497 13.2 40.5 MO  1,052,399    364,243   133,124 12.6 36.5
AL    865,451    328,467   127,803 14.8 38.9 MT    213,110     72,028    22,339 10.5 31.0
AK     95,794     32,417     8,642  9.0 26.7 NE    313,624     97,221    35,406 11.3 36.4
AZ  1,324,257    423,973   152,564 11.5 36.0 NV    514,627    171,479    66,920 13.0 39.0
AR    511,722    199,503    74,765 14.6 37.5 NH    260,114     68,373    23,637  9.1 34.6
CA  5,876,122  1,913,960   923,041 15.7 48.2 NJ  1,528,005    450,519   197,977 13.0 43.9
CO    867,087    261,895    89,865 10.4 34.3 NM    386,042    141,497    54,722 14.2 38.7
CT    631,656    183,329    78,332 12.4 42.7 NY  3,385,616  1,052,081   514,389 15.2 48.9
DE    195,590     54,495    20,780 10.6 38.1 NC  1,765,560    585,152   215,935 12.2 36.9
DC     83,633     27,921    11,428 13.7 40.9 ND    118,388     36,737    11,383  9.6 31.0
FL  4,536,981  1,414,691   543,829 12.0 38.4 OH  2,042,055    670,750   254,340 12.5 37.9
GA  1,558,733    532,212   213,952 13.7 40.2 OK    630,816    260,662    93,121 14.8 35.7
HI    278,654     88,318    40,424 14.5 45.8 OR    780,173    254,265    98,775 12.7 38.8
ID    310,898    110,698    39,094 12.6 35.3 PA  2,391,105    745,969   297,727 12.5 39.9
IL  2,047,584    639,279   271,782 13.3 42.5 RI    192,634     57,788    24,070 12.5 41.7
IN  1,084,410    365,771   136,028 12.5 37.2 SC    951,932    307,193   120,425 12.7 39.2
IA    548,303    165,428    57,868 10.6 35.0 SD    151,042     49,442    14,982  9.9 30.3
KS    471,950    152,553    52,128 11.0 34.2 TN  1,164,189    414,972   162,666 14.0 39.2
KY    750,076    295,880   125,340 16.7 42.4 TX  3,831,538  1,344,250   533,825 13.9 39.7
LA    750,335    283,422   113,052 15.1 39.9 UT    383,877    113,605    39,888 10.4 35.1
ME    290,913     87,448    28,789  9.9 32.9 VT    129,730     36,838    13,687 10.6 37.2
MD    982,784    281,099   119,560 12.2 42.5 VA  1,383,071    423,312   172,430 12.5 40.7
MA  1,183,676    355,778   152,725 12.9 42.9 WA  1,233,415    406,446   155,478 12.6 38.3
MI  1,789,023    574,341   228,672 12.8 39.8 WV    362,653    136,900    56,021 15.4 40.9
MN    937,168    272,385   104,533 11.2 38.4 WI  1,032,131    277,536    96,707  9.4 34.8
MS    486,107    194,987    77,744 16.0 39.9 WY    102,197     33,601    11,783 11.5 35.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.32). 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 percentage of people with disabilities 65 and over with independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of people with disabilities 65 and over with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.33 Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 14.2 MO   4,656,579    697,181 15.0
AL   3,184,460    527,754 16.6 MT     909,648    133,509 14.7
AK     406,540     58,701 14.4 NE   1,482,387    203,254 13.7
AZ   3,738,446    584,770 15.6 NV   1,397,306    225,991 16.2
AR   2,030,104    380,009 18.7 NH   1,201,250    150,802 12.6
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108 13.8 NJ   4,784,047    555,138 11.6
CO   3,728,603    432,073 11.6 NM     721,834    133,877 18.5
CT   2,232,506    278,952 12.5 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805 12.5
DE     587,378     85,623 14.6 NC   6,316,752    923,806 14.6
DC     240,556     14,954  6.2 ND     623,790     74,109 11.9
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758 15.9 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260 14.5
GA   5,335,464    751,928 14.1 OK   2,457,925    466,571 19.0
HI     271,635     37,447 13.8 OR   3,029,523    497,436 16.4
ID   1,480,412    218,224 14.7 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928 13.6
IL   7,371,871    954,757 13.0 RI     743,991    104,629 14.1
IN   5,140,106    726,949 14.1 SC   3,206,975    469,325 14.6
IA   2,615,446    339,547 13.0 SD     702,642     88,886 12.7
KS   2,111,882    298,051 14.1 TN   4,965,911    792,061 15.9
KY   3,670,384    672,426 18.3 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696 14.1
LA   2,587,093    424,538 16.4 UT   2,513,733    275,526 11.0
ME   1,219,978    190,305 15.6 VT     576,835     79,970 13.9
MD   2,905,120    352,152 12.1 VA   5,003,280    661,869 13.2
MA   4,666,173    573,706 12.3 WA   4,909,292    726,197 14.8
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489 14.1 WV   1,589,271    300,536 18.9
MN   4,338,536    528,974 12.2 WI   4,617,144    560,125 12.1
MS   1,606,860    306,274 19.1 WY     463,681     63,591 13.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.33). 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.
Table 1.34 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 14.5 MO    639,994    97,259 15.2
AL  1,272,014   215,613 17.0 MT      4,334       702 16.2
AK     18,535     5,306 28.6 NE     83,132     9,402 11.3
AZ    299,825    39,337 13.1 NV    266,536    33,377 12.5
AR    431,135    77,866 18.1 NH     15,877     1,428  9.0
CA  1,981,192   323,465 16.3 NJ  1,110,146   140,495 12.7
CO    205,822    25,940 12.6 NM     34,779     4,793 13.8
CT    346,926    40,836 11.8 NY  2,588,442   353,086 13.6
DE    202,448    24,110 11.9 NC  2,045,771   303,084 14.8
DC    280,018    50,930 18.2 ND     21,840     2,431 11.1
FL  3,085,079   373,256 12.1 OH  1,337,296   203,817 15.2
GA  3,208,153   435,632 13.6 OK    256,793    44,112 17.2
HI     18,898     4,268 22.6 OR     77,462    11,974 15.5
ID     13,392       989  7.4 PA  1,241,809   212,646 17.1
IL  1,645,068   248,755 15.1 RI     48,245     8,262 17.1
IN    578,746    84,002 14.5 SC  1,260,829   194,096 15.4
IA    109,521     9,649  8.8 SD     17,138     2,604 15.2
KS    137,777    24,283 17.6 TN  1,036,669   140,969 13.6
KY    302,705    46,890 15.5 TX  3,321,970   460,733 13.9
LA  1,389,733   226,703 16.3 UT     34,261     3,354  9.8
ME     20,416     3,171 15.5 VT      6,913       655  9.5
MD  1,744,066   223,654 12.8 VA  1,495,219   211,347 14.1
MA    423,512    52,464 12.4 WA    285,584    36,469 12.8
MI  1,302,121   221,914 17.0 WV     44,961     9,142 20.3
MN    379,515    49,837 13.1 WI    340,962    47,332 13.9
MS  1,034,136   179,095 17.3 WY      5,225       581 11.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.34). 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.
Table 1.35 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941  7.7 MO    122,145     8,409  6.9
AL     66,151     3,946  6.0 MT      7,843       590  7.5
AK     49,035     2,621  5.3 NE     42,521     2,839  6.7
AZ    234,881    18,745  8.0 NV    260,138    27,155 10.4
AR     41,775     2,647  6.3 NH     37,686     2,138  5.7
CA  5,864,485   509,446  8.7 NJ    915,258    50,881  5.6
CO    178,302    15,310  8.6 NM     30,315     2,912  9.6
CT    168,826    11,623  6.9 NY  1,712,250   131,682  7.7
DE     40,234     1,849  4.6 NC    321,555    20,470  6.4
DC     25,861     1,539  6.0 ND     10,400       832  8.0
FL    600,212    51,315  8.5 OH    277,506    15,559  5.6
GA    462,355    27,119  5.9 OK     90,092     6,694  7.4
HI    514,109    65,306 12.7 OR    187,396    16,250  8.7
ID     26,511     2,154  8.1 PA    472,764    38,706  8.2
IL    714,098    53,590  7.5 RI     34,088     3,576 10.5
IN    158,429     9,591  6.1 SC     81,556     8,381 10.3
IA     72,325     3,999  5.5 SD     12,802       818  6.4
KS     86,704     4,894  5.6 TN    115,927     7,209  6.2
KY     64,175     3,855  6.0 TX  1,510,325    92,245  6.1
LA     79,180     6,912  8.7 UT     83,000     6,681  8.0
ME     16,533     2,742 16.6 VT     11,967       279  2.3
MD    407,318    27,931  6.9 VA    573,265    39,564  6.9
MA    490,422    29,400  6.0 WA    722,003    56,837  7.9
MI    316,874    19,154  6.0 WV     13,885       724  5.2
MN    285,500    26,301  9.2 WI    175,821    10,095  5.7
MS     23,953     1,292  5.4 WY      4,188       134  3.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.35). 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.
Table 1.36 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 13.4 MO    367,772    53,894 14.7
AL    201,825    39,382 19.5 MT    118,789    18,036 15.2
AK    181,158    26,058 14.4 NE     96,675    11,662 12.1
AZ    582,730    77,431 13.3 NV    247,985    31,043 12.5
AR    226,505    40,367 17.8 NH     59,740     6,828 11.4
CA  2,054,331   236,227 11.5 NJ    376,467    35,122  9.3
CO    329,234    39,475 12.0 NM    245,620    37,235 15.2
CT    180,968    18,403 10.2 NY    985,476   112,102 11.4
DE     57,808     7,511 13.0 NC    615,251    87,927 14.3
DC     37,115     4,657 12.5 ND     68,654    12,360 18.0
FL  1,013,133   118,163 11.7 OH    589,222    89,309 15.2
GA    530,754    72,802 13.7 OK    638,008   111,996 17.6
HI    426,906    44,427 10.4 OR    320,681    50,938 15.9
ID    109,531    18,567 17.0 PA    559,092    71,760 12.8
IL    506,673    65,349 12.9 RI     68,406    10,646 15.6
IN    317,023    50,547 15.9 SC    235,909    32,829 13.9
IA    141,527    21,543 15.2 SD    108,588    14,055 12.9
KS    174,003    25,769 14.8 TN    340,265    57,177 16.8
KY    220,186    45,450 20.6 TX  1,077,551   150,286 13.9
LA    215,298    42,543 19.8 UT    190,627    19,326 10.1
ME     76,326    10,290 13.5 VT     29,594     4,443 15.0
MD    326,937    36,119 11.0 VA    491,506    57,985 11.8
MA    445,708    43,051  9.7 WA    664,634    82,807 12.5
MI    510,229    76,001 14.9 WV     77,452    14,876 19.2
MN    317,793    40,241 12.7 WI    258,329    33,674 13.0
MS    129,651    25,794 19.9 WY     36,548     4,897 13.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.36). 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.
Table 1.37 Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 10.0 MO    276,356    26,810  9.7
AL    232,378    19,154  8.2 MT     46,633     5,909 12.7
AK     48,344     6,508 13.5 NE    230,970    22,427  9.7
AZ  2,319,648   250,147 10.8 NV    932,889    84,600  9.1
AR    246,029    16,834  6.8 NH     58,870     4,841  8.2
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253  9.3 NJ  1,977,436   181,078  9.2
CO  1,273,390   130,232 10.2 NM  1,044,944   157,740 15.1
CT    629,437    77,330 12.3 NY  3,833,710   454,167 11.8
DE     99,938    10,450 10.5 NC  1,046,891    78,346  7.5
DC     76,172     5,802  7.6 ND     29,797     2,738  9.2
FL  5,778,026   617,643 10.7 OH    500,372    62,201 12.4
GA  1,065,571    85,653  8.0 OK    460,447    46,426 10.1
HI    151,411    16,715 11.0 OR    591,131    61,081 10.3
ID    249,896    23,181  9.3 PA  1,067,122   158,234 14.8
IL  2,258,906   169,299  7.5 RI    186,138    23,499 12.6
IN    514,657    48,243  9.4 SC    322,182    26,182  8.1
IA    210,262    22,441 10.7 SD     35,955     5,173 14.4
KS    369,828    33,053  8.9 TN    415,849    32,808  7.9
KY    170,635    15,078  8.8 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211 10.3
LA    247,575    23,522  9.5 UT    487,859    40,603  8.3
ME     24,929     3,924 15.7 VT     13,250       622  4.7
MD    677,549    47,491  7.0 VA    852,505    69,670  8.2
MA    889,873   109,853 12.3 WA  1,038,598    94,623  9.1
MI    555,515    52,746  9.5 WV     30,006     3,249 10.8
MN    331,177    34,109 10.3 WI    436,775    38,798  8.9
MS     91,038    10,387 11.4 WY     60,608     7,932 13.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.37). 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.
Table 1.38 Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 190,098,878 163,082,331 85.8 MO   4,656,579   3,959,398 85.0
AL   3,184,460   2,656,706 83.4 MT     909,648     776,139 85.3
AK     406,540     347,839 85.6 NE   1,482,387   1,279,133 86.3
AZ   3,738,446   3,153,676 84.4 NV   1,397,306   1,171,315 83.8
AR   2,030,104   1,650,095 81.3 NH   1,201,250   1,050,448 87.4
CA  13,249,361  11,419,253 86.2 NJ   4,784,047   4,228,909 88.4
CO   3,728,603   3,296,530 88.4 NM     721,834     587,957 81.5
CT   2,232,506   1,953,554 87.5 NY  10,479,371   9,170,566 87.5
DE     587,378     501,755 85.4 NC   6,316,752   5,392,946 85.4
DC     240,556     225,602 93.8 ND     623,790     549,681 88.1
FL  10,990,456   9,239,698 84.1 OH   8,908,956   7,620,696 85.5
GA   5,335,464   4,583,536 85.9 OK   2,457,925   1,991,354 81.0
HI     271,635     234,188 86.2 OR   3,029,523   2,532,087 83.6
ID   1,480,412   1,262,188 85.3 PA   9,426,460   8,143,532 86.4
IL   7,371,871   6,417,114 87.0 RI     743,991     639,362 85.9
IN   5,140,106   4,413,157 85.9 SC   3,206,975   2,737,650 85.4
IA   2,615,446   2,275,899 87.0 SD     702,642     613,756 87.3
KS   2,111,882   1,813,831 85.9 TN   4,965,911   4,173,850 84.1
KY   3,670,384   2,997,958 81.7 TX  11,434,613   9,825,917 85.9
LA   2,587,093   2,162,555 83.6 UT   2,513,733   2,238,207 89.0
ME   1,219,978   1,029,673 84.4 VT     576,835     496,865 86.1
MD   2,905,120   2,552,968 87.9 VA   5,003,280   4,341,411 86.8
MA   4,666,173   4,092,467 87.7 WA   4,909,292   4,183,095 85.2
MI   7,266,312   6,241,823 85.9 WV   1,589,271   1,288,735 81.1
MN   4,338,536   3,809,562 87.8 WI   4,617,144   4,057,019 87.9
MS   1,606,860   1,300,586 80.9 WY     463,681     400,090 86.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.38). 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.
Table 1.39 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 38,052,940 32,530,825 85.5 MO    639,994    542,735 84.8
AL  1,272,014  1,056,401 83.0 MT      4,334      3,632 83.8
AK     18,535     13,229 71.4 NE     83,132     73,730 88.7
AZ    299,825    260,488 86.9 NV    266,536    233,159 87.5
AR    431,135    353,269 81.9 NH     15,877     14,449 91.0
CA  1,981,192  1,657,727 83.7 NJ  1,110,146    969,651 87.3
CO    205,822    179,882 87.4 NM     34,779     29,986 86.2
CT    346,926    306,090 88.2 NY  2,588,442  2,235,356 86.4
DE    202,448    178,338 88.1 NC  2,045,771  1,742,687 85.2
DC    280,018    229,088 81.8 ND     21,840     19,409 88.9
FL  3,085,079  2,711,823 87.9 OH  1,337,296  1,133,479 84.8
GA  3,208,153  2,772,521 86.4 OK    256,793    212,681 82.8
HI     18,898     14,630 77.4 OR     77,462     65,488 84.5
ID     13,392     12,403 92.6 PA  1,241,809  1,029,163 82.9
IL  1,645,068  1,396,313 84.9 RI     48,245     39,983 82.9
IN    578,746    494,744 85.5 SC  1,260,829  1,066,733 84.6
IA    109,521     99,872 91.2 SD     17,138     14,534 84.8
KS    137,777    113,494 82.4 TN  1,036,669    895,700 86.4
KY    302,705    255,815 84.5 TX  3,321,970  2,861,237 86.1
LA  1,389,733  1,163,030 83.7 UT     34,261     30,907 90.2
ME     20,416     17,245 84.5 VT      6,913      6,258 90.5
MD  1,744,066  1,520,412 87.2 VA  1,495,219  1,283,872 85.9
MA    423,512    371,048 87.6 WA    285,584    249,115 87.2
MI  1,302,121  1,080,207 83.0 WV     44,961     35,819 79.7
MN    379,515    329,678 86.9 WI    340,962    293,630 86.1
MS  1,034,136    855,041 82.7 WY      5,225      4,644 88.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.39). 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.
Table 1.40 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 18,814,944 17,360,003 92.3 MO    122,145    113,736 93.1
AL     66,151     62,205 94.0 MT      7,843      7,253 92.5
AK     49,035     46,414 94.7 NE     42,521     39,682 93.3
AZ    234,881    216,136 92.0 NV    260,138    232,983 89.6
AR     41,775     39,128 93.7 NH     37,686     35,548 94.3
CA  5,864,485  5,355,039 91.3 NJ    915,258    864,377 94.4
CO    178,302    162,992 91.4 NM     30,315     27,403 90.4
CT    168,826    157,203 93.1 NY  1,712,250  1,580,568 92.3
DE     40,234     38,385 95.4 NC    321,555    301,085 93.6
DC     25,861     24,322 94.0 ND     10,400      9,568 92.0
FL    600,212    548,897 91.5 OH    277,506    261,947 94.4
GA    462,355    435,236 94.1 OK     90,092     83,398 92.6
HI    514,109    448,803 87.3 OR    187,396    171,146 91.3
ID     26,511     24,357 91.9 PA    472,764    434,058 91.8
IL    714,098    660,508 92.5 RI     34,088     30,512 89.5
IN    158,429    148,838 93.9 SC     81,556     73,175 89.7
IA     72,325     68,326 94.5 SD     12,802     11,984 93.6
KS     86,704     81,810 94.4 TN    115,927    108,718 93.8
KY     64,175     60,320 94.0 TX  1,510,325  1,418,080 93.9
LA     79,180     72,268 91.3 UT     83,000     76,319 92.0
ME     16,533     13,791 83.4 VT     11,967     11,688 97.7
MD    407,318    379,387 93.1 VA    573,265    533,701 93.1
MA    490,422    461,022 94.0 WA    722,003    665,166 92.1
MI    316,874    297,720 94.0 WV     13,885     13,161 94.8
MN    285,500    259,199 90.8 WI    175,821    165,726 94.3
MS     23,953     22,661 94.6 WY      4,188      4,054 96.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.40). 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.
Table 1.41 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 18,182,193 15,742,813 86.6 MO    367,772    313,878 85.3
AL    201,825    162,443 80.5 MT    118,789    100,753 84.8
AK    181,158    155,100 85.6 NE     96,675     85,013 87.9
AZ    582,730    505,299 86.7 NV    247,985    216,942 87.5
AR    226,505    186,138 82.2 NH     59,740     52,912 88.6
CA  2,054,331  1,818,104 88.5 NJ    376,467    341,345 90.7
CO    329,234    289,759 88.0 NM    245,620    208,385 84.8
CT    180,968    162,565 89.8 NY    985,476    873,374 88.6
DE     57,808     50,297 87.0 NC    615,251    527,324 85.7
DC     37,115     32,458 87.5 ND     68,654     56,294 82.0
FL  1,013,133    894,970 88.3 OH    589,222    499,913 84.8
GA    530,754    457,952 86.3 OK    638,008    526,012 82.4
HI    426,906    382,479 89.6 OR    320,681    269,743 84.1
ID    109,531     90,964 83.0 PA    559,092    487,332 87.2
IL    506,673    441,324 87.1 RI     68,406     57,760 84.4
IN    317,023    266,476 84.1 SC    235,909    203,080 86.1
IA    141,527    119,984 84.8 SD    108,588     94,533 87.1
KS    174,003    148,234 85.2 TN    340,265    283,088 83.2
KY    220,186    174,736 79.4 TX  1,077,551    927,265 86.1
LA    215,298    172,755 80.2 UT    190,627    171,301 89.9
ME     76,326     66,036 86.5 VT     29,594     25,151 85.0
MD    326,937    290,818 89.0 VA    491,506    433,521 88.2
MA    445,708    402,657 90.3 WA    664,634    581,827 87.5
MI    510,229    434,228 85.1 WV     77,452     62,576 80.8
MN    317,793    277,552 87.3 WI    258,329    224,655 87.0
MS    129,651    103,857 80.1 WY     36,548     31,651 86.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.41). 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.
Table 1.42 Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 61,793,823 55,624,807 90.0 MO    276,356    249,546 90.3
AL    232,378    213,224 91.8 MT     46,633     40,724 87.3
AK     48,344     41,836 86.5 NE    230,970    208,543 90.3
AZ  2,319,648  2,069,501 89.2 NV    932,889    848,289 90.9
AR    246,029    229,195 93.2 NH     58,870     54,029 91.8
CA 15,576,282 14,133,029 90.7 NJ  1,977,436  1,796,358 90.8
CO  1,273,390  1,143,158 89.8 NM  1,044,944    887,204 84.9
CT    629,437    552,107 87.7 NY  3,833,710  3,379,543 88.2
DE     99,938     89,488 89.5 NC  1,046,891    968,545 92.5
DC     76,172     70,370 92.4 ND     29,797     27,059 90.8
FL  5,778,026  5,160,383 89.3 OH    500,372    438,171 87.6
GA  1,065,571    979,918 92.0 OK    460,447    414,021 89.9
HI    151,411    134,696 89.0 OR    591,131    530,050 89.7
ID    249,896    226,715 90.7 PA  1,067,122    908,888 85.2
IL  2,258,906  2,089,607 92.5 RI    186,138    162,639 87.4
IN    514,657    466,414 90.6 SC    322,182    296,000 91.9
IA    210,262    187,821 89.3 SD     35,955     30,782 85.6
KS    369,828    336,775 91.1 TN    415,849    383,041 92.1
KY    170,635    155,557 91.2 TX 11,728,064 10,521,853 89.7
LA    247,575    224,053 90.5 UT    487,859    447,256 91.7
ME     24,929     21,005 84.3 VT     13,250     12,628 95.3
MD    677,549    630,058 93.0 VA    852,505    782,835 91.8
MA    889,873    780,020 87.7 WA  1,038,598    943,975 90.9
MI    555,515    502,769 90.5 WV     30,006     26,757 89.2
MN    331,177    297,068 89.7 WI    436,775    397,977 91.1
MS     91,038     80,651 88.6 WY     60,608     52,676 86.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.42). 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.
Table 1.43 Male Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 12.8 MO   2,965,861    433,781 14.6
AL   2,382,659    383,399 16.1 MT     550,116     85,557 15.6
AK     361,369     51,047 14.1 NE     962,845    122,410 12.7
AZ   3,550,863    479,263 13.5 NV   1,554,349    205,669 13.2
AR   1,458,706    255,212 17.5 NH     685,870     83,653 12.2
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721 10.8 NJ   4,483,613    448,329 10.0
CO   2,867,430    324,539 11.3 NM   1,017,409    161,991 15.9
CT   1,738,212    208,287 12.0 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060 11.3
DE     474,249     64,551 13.6 NC   4,993,614    680,203 13.6
DC     311,238     33,726 10.8 ND     387,128     43,966 11.4
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448 13.6 OH   5,694,662    794,779 14.0
GA   5,114,715    648,867 12.7 OK   1,929,803    329,666 17.1
HI     680,559     88,977 13.1 OR   2,091,146    316,902 15.2
ID     938,537    135,938 14.5 PA   6,271,632    846,219 13.5
IL   6,142,850    698,827 11.4 RI     525,890     69,919 13.3
IN   3,309,815    442,981 13.4 SC   2,458,411    352,076 14.3
IA   1,572,805    195,754 12.4 SD     443,799     58,301 13.1
KS   1,434,605    192,728 13.4 TN   3,342,855    501,677 15.0
KY   2,171,550    388,070 17.9 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370 12.0
LA   2,175,836    345,254 15.9 UT   1,672,175    168,126 10.1
ME     666,114    108,162 16.2 VT     315,647     45,300 14.4
MD   2,924,550    312,469 10.7 VA   4,102,872    497,306 12.1
MA   3,366,202    371,402 11.0 WA   3,803,546    486,842 12.8
MI   4,903,950    670,822 13.7 WV     867,709    162,253 18.7
MN   2,820,287    341,723 12.1 WI   2,909,456    345,187 11.9
MS   1,385,394    249,069 18.0 WY     290,687     36,608 12.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.43). 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.
Table 1.44 Female Civilians with Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability   State Total Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 13.3 MO   3,096,985    449,772 14.5
AL   2,574,169    422,450 16.4 MT     537,131     73,189 13.6
AK     342,243     48,147 14.1 NE     972,840    127,174 13.1
AZ   3,624,667    491,167 13.6 NV   1,550,505    196,497 12.7
AR   1,516,842    262,511 17.3 NH     687,553     82,384 12.0
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778 11.6 NJ   4,679,741    514,385 11.0
CO   2,847,921    318,491 11.2 NM   1,060,083    174,566 16.5
CT   1,820,451    218,857 12.0 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782 12.8
DE     513,557     64,992 12.7 NC   5,352,606    733,430 13.7
DC     348,484     44,156 12.7 ND     367,353     48,504 13.2
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687 13.6 OH   5,918,690    864,367 14.6
GA   5,487,582    724,267 13.2 OK   1,973,462    346,133 17.5
HI     702,400     79,186 11.3 OR   2,115,047    320,777 15.2
ID     941,205    127,177 13.5 PA   6,495,615    918,055 14.1
IL   6,353,766    792,923 12.5 RI     554,978     80,693 14.5
IN   3,399,146    476,351 14.0 SC   2,649,040    378,737 14.3
IA   1,576,276    201,425 12.8 SD     433,326     53,235 12.3
KS   1,445,589    193,322 13.4 TN   3,531,766    528,547 15.0
KY   2,256,535    395,629 17.5 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801 12.2
LA   2,343,043    378,964 16.2 UT   1,637,305    177,364 10.8
ME     692,068    102,270 14.8 VT     322,912     40,669 12.6
MD   3,136,440    374,878 12.0 VA   4,312,903    543,129 12.6
MA   3,549,486    437,072 12.3 WA   3,816,565    510,091 13.4
MI   5,047,101    723,482 14.3 WV     887,866    166,274 18.7
MN   2,832,234    337,739 11.9 WI   2,919,575    344,837 11.8
MS   1,500,244    273,773 18.2 WY     279,563     40,527 14.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.44). 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.
Table 1.45 Male Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 160,667,758 140,097,372 87.2 MO   2,965,861   2,532,080 85.4
AL   2,382,659   1,999,260 83.9 MT     550,116     464,559 84.4
AK     361,369     310,322 85.9 NE     962,845     840,435 87.3
AZ   3,550,863   3,071,600 86.5 NV   1,554,349   1,348,680 86.8
AR   1,458,706   1,203,494 82.5 NH     685,870     602,217 87.8
CA  19,212,447  17,132,726 89.2 NJ   4,483,613   4,035,284 90.0
CO   2,867,430   2,542,891 88.7 NM   1,017,409     855,418 84.1
CT   1,738,212   1,529,925 88.0 NY   9,533,772   8,457,712 88.7
DE     474,249     409,698 86.4 NC   4,993,614   4,313,411 86.4
DC     311,238     277,512 89.2 ND     387,128     343,162 88.6
FL  10,467,743   9,049,295 86.4 OH   5,694,662   4,899,883 86.0
GA   5,114,715   4,465,848 87.3 OK   1,929,803   1,600,137 82.9
HI     680,559     591,582 86.9 OR   2,091,146   1,774,244 84.8
ID     938,537     802,599 85.5 PA   6,271,632   5,425,413 86.5
IL   6,142,850   5,444,023 88.6 RI     525,890     455,971 86.7
IN   3,309,815   2,866,834 86.6 SC   2,458,411   2,106,335 85.7
IA   1,572,805   1,377,051 87.6 SD     443,799     385,498 86.9
KS   1,434,605   1,241,877 86.6 TN   3,342,855   2,841,178 85.0
KY   2,171,550   1,783,480 82.1 TX  14,380,206  12,651,836 88.0
LA   2,175,836   1,830,582 84.1 UT   1,672,175   1,504,049 89.9
ME     666,114     557,952 83.8 VT     315,647     270,347 85.6
MD   2,924,550   2,612,081 89.3 VA   4,102,872   3,605,566 87.9
MA   3,366,202   2,994,800 89.0 WA   3,803,546   3,316,704 87.2
MI   4,903,950   4,233,128 86.3 WV     867,709     705,456 81.3
MN   2,820,287   2,478,564 87.9 WI   2,909,456   2,564,269 88.1
MS   1,385,394   1,136,325 82.0 WY     290,687     254,079 87.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.45). 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.
Table 1.46 Female Civilians without Disabilities Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total No Disability   State Total No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 166,275,020 144,243,407 86.7 MO   3,096,985   2,647,213 85.5
AL   2,574,169   2,151,719 83.6 MT     537,131     463,942 86.4
AK     342,243     294,096 85.9 NE     972,840     845,666 86.9
AZ   3,624,667   3,133,500 86.4 NV   1,550,505   1,354,008 87.3
AR   1,516,842   1,254,331 82.7 NH     687,553     605,169 88.0
CA  19,513,204  17,250,426 88.4 NJ   4,679,741   4,165,356 89.0
CO   2,847,921   2,529,430 88.8 NM   1,060,083     885,517 83.5
CT   1,820,451   1,601,594 88.0 NY  10,065,477   8,781,695 87.2
DE     513,557     448,565 87.3 NC   5,352,606   4,619,176 86.3
DC     348,484     304,328 87.3 ND     367,353     318,849 86.8
FL  10,999,163   9,506,476 86.4 OH   5,918,690   5,054,323 85.4
GA   5,487,582   4,763,315 86.8 OK   1,973,462   1,627,329 82.5
HI     702,400     623,214 88.7 OR   2,115,047   1,794,270 84.8
ID     941,205     814,028 86.5 PA   6,495,615   5,577,560 85.9
IL   6,353,766   5,560,843 87.5 RI     554,978     474,285 85.5
IN   3,399,146   2,922,795 86.0 SC   2,649,040   2,270,303 85.7
IA   1,576,276   1,374,851 87.2 SD     433,326     380,091 87.7
KS   1,445,589   1,252,267 86.6 TN   3,531,766   3,003,219 85.0
KY   2,256,535   1,860,906 82.5 TX  14,692,317  12,902,516 87.8
LA   2,343,043   1,964,079 83.8 UT   1,637,305   1,459,941 89.2
ME     692,068     589,798 85.2 VT     322,912     282,243 87.4
MD   3,136,440   2,761,562 88.0 VA   4,312,903   3,769,774 87.4
MA   3,549,486   3,112,414 87.7 WA   3,816,565   3,306,474 86.6
MI   5,047,101   4,323,619 85.7 WV     887,866     721,592 81.3
MN   2,832,234   2,494,495 88.1 WI   2,919,575   2,574,738 88.2
MS   1,500,244   1,226,471 81.8 WY     279,563     239,036 85.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.46). 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.
Table 1.47 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 8,475,067 4.5 31.4 MO   4,656,579    697,181   212,665 4.6 30.5
AL   3,184,460    527,754   163,700 5.1 31.0 MT     909,648    133,509    50,193 5.5 37.6
AK     406,540     58,701    21,882 5.4 37.3 NE   1,482,387    203,254    65,574 4.4 32.3
AZ   3,738,446    584,770   204,851 5.5 35.0 NV   1,397,306    225,991    72,376 5.2 32.0
AR   2,030,104    380,009   120,189 5.9 31.6 NH   1,201,250    150,802    47,136 3.9 31.3
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108   577,174 4.4 31.5 NJ   4,784,047    555,138   167,161 3.5 30.1
CO   3,728,603    432,073   154,887 4.2 35.8 NM     721,834    133,877    47,942 6.6 35.8
CT   2,232,506    278,952    86,149 3.9 30.9 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805   370,062 3.5 28.3
DE     587,378     85,623    27,652 4.7 32.3 NC   6,316,752    923,806   293,448 4.6 31.8
DC     240,556     14,954     4,150 1.7 27.8 ND     623,790     74,109    27,066 4.3 36.5
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758   579,103 5.3 33.1 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260   376,047 4.2 29.2
GA   5,335,464    751,928   242,219 4.5 32.2 OK   2,457,925    466,571   151,581 6.2 32.5
HI     271,635     37,447    11,382 4.2 30.4 OR   3,029,523    497,436   152,232 5.0 30.6
ID   1,480,412    218,224    77,102 5.2 35.3 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928   378,587 4.0 29.5
IL   7,371,871    954,757   284,946 3.9 29.8 RI     743,991    104,629    29,587 4.0 28.3
IN   5,140,106    726,949   217,563 4.2 29.9 SC   3,206,975    469,325   139,851 4.4 29.8
IA   2,615,446    339,547   113,899 4.4 33.5 SD     702,642     88,886    31,901 4.5 35.9
KS   2,111,882    298,051    98,768 4.7 33.1 TN   4,965,911    792,061   250,107 5.0 31.6
KY   3,670,384    672,426   194,189 5.3 28.9 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696   518,600 4.5 32.2
LA   2,587,093    424,538   133,595 5.2 31.5 UT   2,513,733    275,526    86,826 3.5 31.5
ME   1,219,978    190,305    59,745 4.9 31.4 VT     576,835     79,970    26,754 4.6 33.5
MD   2,905,120    352,152   111,892 3.9 31.8 VA   5,003,280    661,869   217,939 4.4 32.9
MA   4,666,173    573,706   173,077 3.7 30.2 WA   4,909,292    726,197   243,866 5.0 33.6
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489   304,836 4.2 29.8 WV   1,589,271    300,536    94,131 5.9 31.3
MN   4,338,536    528,974   168,482 3.9 31.9 WI   4,617,144    560,125   177,358 3.8 31.7
MS   1,606,860    306,274    89,036 5.5 29.1 WY     463,681     63,591    25,609 5.5 40.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.47). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.48 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 832,106 2.2 15.1 MO    639,994    97,259  12,597 2.0 13.0
AL  1,272,014   215,613  30,483 2.4 14.1 MT      4,334       702 ‡ ‡ ‡
AK     18,535     5,306   1,170 6.3 22.1 NE     83,132     9,402   1,745 2.1 18.6
AZ    299,825    39,337   5,671 1.9 14.4 NV    266,536    33,377   4,889 1.8 14.6
AR    431,135    77,866  11,321 2.6 14.5 NH     15,877     1,428     780 4.9 54.6
CA  1,981,192   323,465  45,113 2.3 13.9 NJ  1,110,146   140,495  22,242 2.0 15.8
CO    205,822    25,940   4,805 2.3 18.5 NM     34,779     4,793     192 0.6  4.0
CT    346,926    40,836   4,987 1.4 12.2 NY  2,588,442   353,086  50,360 1.9 14.3
DE    202,448    24,110   5,008 2.5 20.8 NC  2,045,771   303,084  54,864 2.7 18.1
DC    280,018    50,930   6,779 2.4 13.3 ND     21,840     2,431      74 0.3  3.0
FL  3,085,079   373,256  55,601 1.8 14.9 OH  1,337,296   203,817  28,215 2.1 13.8
GA  3,208,153   435,632  63,926 2.0 14.7 OK    256,793    44,112   7,418 2.9 16.8
HI     18,898     4,268     771 4.1 18.1 OR     77,462    11,974   1,229 1.6 10.3
ID     13,392       989      51 0.4  5.2 PA  1,241,809   212,646  33,937 2.7 16.0
IL  1,645,068   248,755  35,069 2.1 14.1 RI     48,245     8,262     788 1.6  9.5
IN    578,746    84,002  13,871 2.4 16.5 SC  1,260,829   194,096  31,845 2.5 16.4
IA    109,521     9,649     765 0.7  7.9 SD     17,138     2,604     658 3.8 25.3
KS    137,777    24,283   3,819 2.8 15.7 TN  1,036,669   140,969  20,112 1.9 14.3
KY    302,705    46,890   6,225 2.1 13.3 TX  3,321,970   460,733  75,938 2.3 16.5
LA  1,389,733   226,703  40,707 2.9 18.0 UT     34,261     3,354     648 1.9 19.3
ME     20,416     3,171     417 2.0 13.2 VT      6,913       655     241 3.5 36.8
MD  1,744,066   223,654  31,193 1.8 13.9 VA  1,495,219   211,347  32,762 2.2 15.5
MA    423,512    52,464   6,965 1.6 13.3 WA    285,584    36,469   4,512 1.6 12.4
MI  1,302,121   221,914  27,413 2.1 12.4 WV     44,961     9,142   1,518 3.4 16.6
MN    379,515    49,837   6,751 1.8 13.5 WI    340,962    47,332   8,175 2.4 17.3
MS  1,034,136   179,095  27,486 2.7 15.3 WY      5,225       581 ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.48). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.49 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 392,925 2.1 27.0 MO    122,145     8,409   2,009 1.6 23.9
AL     66,151     3,946   1,318 2.0 33.4 MT      7,843       590 ‡ ‡ ‡
AK     49,035     2,621     511 1.0 19.5 NE     42,521     2,839   1,300 3.1 45.8
AZ    234,881    18,745   5,914 2.5 31.5 NV    260,138    27,155   8,438 3.2 31.1
AR     41,775     2,647     120 0.3  4.5 NH     37,686     2,138     522 1.4 24.4
CA  5,864,485   509,446 148,295 2.5 29.1 NJ    915,258    50,881  13,103 1.4 25.8
CO    178,302    15,310   4,173 2.3 27.3 NM     30,315     2,912     692 2.3 23.8
CT    168,826    11,623   2,363 1.4 20.3 NY  1,712,250   131,682  30,187 1.8 22.9
DE     40,234     1,849     441 1.1 23.9 NC    321,555    20,470   4,873 1.5 23.8
DC     25,861     1,539     282 1.1 18.3 ND     10,400       832     231 2.2 27.8
FL    600,212    51,315  14,561 2.4 28.4 OH    277,506    15,559   4,032 1.5 25.9
GA    462,355    27,119   8,750 1.9 32.3 OK     90,092     6,694     701 0.8 10.5
HI    514,109    65,306  23,563 4.6 36.1 OR    187,396    16,250   5,201 2.8 32.0
ID     26,511     2,154     526 2.0 24.4 PA    472,764    38,706   8,472 1.8 21.9
IL    714,098    53,590  14,208 2.0 26.5 RI     34,088     3,576     390 1.1 10.9
IN    158,429     9,591   1,544 1.0 16.1 SC     81,556     8,381   1,628 2.0 19.4
IA     72,325     3,999     511 0.7 12.8 SD     12,802       818     420 3.3 51.3
KS     86,704     4,894   1,476 1.7 30.2 TN    115,927     7,209   1,371 1.2 19.0
KY     64,175     3,855   1,092 1.7 28.3 TX  1,510,325    92,245  25,183 1.7 27.3
LA     79,180     6,912   1,983 2.5 28.7 UT     83,000     6,681   2,463 3.0 36.9
ME     16,533     2,742     144 0.9  5.3 VT     11,967       279 ‡ ‡ ‡
MD    407,318    27,931   6,964 1.7 24.9 VA    573,265    39,564   9,786 1.7 24.7
MA    490,422    29,400   7,054 1.4 24.0 WA    722,003    56,837  13,959 1.9 24.6
MI    316,874    19,154   4,130 1.3 21.6 WV     13,885       724     177 1.3 24.4
MN    285,500    26,301   4,727 1.7 18.0 WI    175,821    10,095   2,950 1.7 29.2
MS     23,953     1,292     187 0.8 14.5 WY      4,188       134 ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.49). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.50 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 575,279 3.2 23.6 MO    367,772    53,894  13,149 3.6 24.4
AL    201,825    39,382   8,261 4.1 21.0 MT    118,789    18,036   5,574 4.7 30.9
AK    181,158    26,058   8,473 4.7 32.5 NE     96,675    11,662   2,388 2.5 20.5
AZ    582,730    77,431  24,890 4.3 32.1 NV    247,985    31,043   7,853 3.2 25.3
AR    226,505    40,367   7,516 3.3 18.6 NH     59,740     6,828   1,365 2.3 20.0
CA  2,054,331   236,227  48,201 2.3 20.4 NJ    376,467    35,122   5,299 1.4 15.1
CO    329,234    39,475  10,437 3.2 26.4 NM    245,620    37,235  14,221 5.8 38.2
CT    180,968    18,403   4,233 2.3 23.0 NY    985,476   112,102  19,732 2.0 17.6
DE     57,808     7,511   1,941 3.4 25.8 NC    615,251    87,927  19,137 3.1 21.8
DC     37,115     4,657     943 2.5 20.2 ND     68,654    12,360   4,294 6.3 34.7
FL  1,013,133   118,163  24,648 2.4 20.9 OH    589,222    89,309  19,935 3.4 22.3
GA    530,754    72,802  16,544 3.1 22.7 OK    638,008   111,996  31,602 5.0 28.2
HI    426,906    44,427  12,576 2.9 28.3 OR    320,681    50,938  13,619 4.2 26.7
ID    109,531    18,567   6,059 5.5 32.6 PA    559,092    71,760  15,192 2.7 21.2
IL    506,673    65,349  14,502 2.9 22.2 RI     68,406    10,646   1,541 2.3 14.5
IN    317,023    50,547  12,950 4.1 25.6 SC    235,909    32,829   7,375 3.1 22.5
IA    141,527    21,543   5,192 3.7 24.1 SD    108,588    14,055   3,226 3.0 23.0
KS    174,003    25,769   7,557 4.3 29.3 TN    340,265    57,177  16,458 4.8 28.8
KY    220,186    45,450   8,906 4.0 19.6 TX  1,077,551   150,286  38,546 3.6 25.6
LA    215,298    42,543  10,280 4.8 24.2 UT    190,627    19,326   3,972 2.1 20.6
ME     76,326    10,290   2,650 3.5 25.8 VT     29,594     4,443     544 1.8 12.2
MD    326,937    36,119   8,333 2.5 23.1 VA    491,506    57,985  11,709 2.4 20.2
MA    445,708    43,051   7,674 1.7 17.8 WA    664,634    82,807  19,017 2.9 23.0
MI    510,229    76,001  17,407 3.4 22.9 WV     77,452    14,876   3,747 4.8 25.2
MN    317,793    40,241   7,666 2.4 19.1 WI    258,329    33,674   9,829 3.8 29.2
MS    129,651    25,794   6,407 4.9 24.8 WY     36,548     4,897   1,709 4.7 34.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.50). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.51 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 1,356,981 2.2 22.0 MO    276,356    26,810     6,140 2.2 22.9
AL    232,378    19,154     3,427 1.5 17.9 MT     46,633     5,909       852 1.8 14.4
AK     48,344     6,508     1,339 2.8 20.6 NE    230,970    22,427     5,329 2.3 23.8
AZ  2,319,648   250,147    57,172 2.5 22.9 NV    932,889    84,600    22,501 2.4 26.6
AR    246,029    16,834     3,174 1.3 18.9 NH     58,870     4,841       454 0.8  9.4
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   321,395 2.1 22.3 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    30,261 1.5 16.7
CO  1,273,390   130,232    39,007 3.1 30.0 NM  1,044,944   157,740    41,904 4.0 26.6
CT    629,437    77,330    14,729 2.3 19.0 NY  3,833,710   454,167    81,797 2.1 18.0
DE     99,938    10,450     2,699 2.7 25.8 NC  1,046,891    78,346    16,504 1.6 21.1
DC     76,172     5,802     1,825 2.4 31.5 ND     29,797     2,738     1,024 3.4 37.4
FL  5,778,026   617,643   136,548 2.4 22.1 OH    500,372    62,201    11,666 2.3 18.8
GA  1,065,571    85,653    14,874 1.4 17.4 OK    460,447    46,426    11,142 2.4 24.0
HI    151,411    16,715     2,587 1.7 15.5 OR    591,131    61,081    13,753 2.3 22.5
ID    249,896    23,181     6,425 2.6 27.7 PA  1,067,122   158,234    28,380 2.7 17.9
IL  2,258,906   169,299    35,197 1.6 20.8 RI    186,138    23,499     2,429 1.3 10.3
IN    514,657    48,243    11,786 2.3 24.4 SC    322,182    26,182     5,778 1.8 22.1
IA    210,262    22,441     3,648 1.7 16.3 SD     35,955     5,173       641 1.8 12.4
KS    369,828    33,053     7,051 1.9 21.3 TN    415,849    32,808     8,450 2.0 25.8
KY    170,635    15,078     4,079 2.4 27.1 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   294,766 2.5 24.4
LA    247,575    23,522     5,781 2.3 24.6 UT    487,859    40,603     8,958 1.8 22.1
ME     24,929     3,924       560 2.2 14.3 VT     13,250       622       218 1.6 35.0
MD    677,549    47,491     9,102 1.3 19.2 VA    852,505    69,670    15,065 1.8 21.6
MA    889,873   109,853    16,052 1.8 14.6 WA  1,038,598    94,623    17,233 1.7 18.2
MI    555,515    52,746    12,803 2.3 24.3 WV     30,006     3,249       807 2.7 24.8
MN    331,177    34,109     6,969 2.1 20.4 WI    436,775    38,798     9,228 2.1 23.8
MS     91,038    10,387     1,935 2.1 18.6 WY     60,608     7,932     1,537 2.5 19.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.51). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.52 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 4,593,094 2.4 17.0 MO   4,656,579    697,181   123,766 2.7 17.8
AL   3,184,460    527,754    92,057 2.9 17.4 MT     909,648    133,509    23,215 2.6 17.4
AK     406,540     58,701     8,095 2.0 13.8 NE   1,482,387    203,254    34,807 2.3 17.1
AZ   3,738,446    584,770    94,072 2.5 16.1 NV   1,397,306    225,991    44,995 3.2 19.9
AR   2,030,104    380,009    72,467 3.6 19.1 NH   1,201,250    150,802    23,930 2.0 15.9
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108   312,187 2.4 17.1 NJ   4,784,047    555,138    90,440 1.9 16.3
CO   3,728,603    432,073    78,250 2.1 18.1 NM     721,834    133,877    25,433 3.5 19.0
CT   2,232,506    278,952    45,004 2.0 16.1 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805   194,147 1.9 14.8
DE     587,378     85,623    14,257 2.4 16.7 NC   6,316,752    923,806   160,437 2.5 17.4
DC     240,556     14,954     2,774 1.2 18.6 ND     623,790     74,109    15,556 2.5 21.0
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758   292,580 2.7 16.7 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260   215,748 2.4 16.7
GA   5,335,464    751,928   143,402 2.7 19.1 OK   2,457,925    466,571   101,147 4.1 21.7
HI     271,635     37,447     6,068 2.2 16.2 OR   3,029,523    497,436    77,499 2.6 15.6
ID   1,480,412    218,224    39,229 2.6 18.0 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928   198,036 2.1 15.4
IL   7,371,871    954,757   149,650 2.0 15.7 RI     743,991    104,629    13,697 1.8 13.1
IN   5,140,106    726,949   122,989 2.4 16.9 SC   3,206,975    469,325    86,363 2.7 18.4
IA   2,615,446    339,547    49,753 1.9 14.7 SD     702,642     88,886    12,379 1.8 13.9
KS   2,111,882    298,051    47,030 2.2 15.8 TN   4,965,911    792,061   161,004 3.2 20.3
KY   3,670,384    672,426   140,969 3.8 21.0 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696   291,928 2.6 18.1
LA   2,587,093    424,538    89,273 3.5 21.0 UT   2,513,733    275,526    43,870 1.7 15.9
ME   1,219,978    190,305    25,558 2.1 13.4 VT     576,835     79,970    12,442 2.2 15.6
MD   2,905,120    352,152    52,389 1.8 14.9 VA   5,003,280    661,869   126,555 2.5 19.1
MA   4,666,173    573,706    89,492 1.9 15.6 WA   4,909,292    726,197   111,914 2.3 15.4
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489   151,943 2.1 14.8 WV   1,589,271    300,536    53,997 3.4 18.0
MN   4,338,536    528,974    68,999 1.6 13.0 WI   4,617,144    560,125    81,873 1.8 14.6
MS   1,606,860    306,274    67,498 4.2 22.0 WY     463,681     63,591    11,931 2.6 18.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.52). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 1.53 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 1,225,005 3.2 22.2 MO    639,994    97,259    22,273 3.5 22.9
AL  1,272,014   215,613    44,117 3.5 20.5 MT      4,334       702       262 6.0 37.3
AK     18,535     5,306       761 4.1 14.3 NE     83,132     9,402     2,631 3.2 28.0
AZ    299,825    39,337     6,589 2.2 16.8 NV    266,536    33,377     6,600 2.5 19.8
AR    431,135    77,866    21,762 5.0 27.9 NH     15,877     1,428       727 4.6 50.9
CA  1,981,192   323,465    63,879 3.2 19.7 NJ  1,110,146   140,495    30,993 2.8 22.1
CO    205,822    25,940     4,936 2.4 19.0 NM     34,779     4,793       612 1.8 12.8
CT    346,926    40,836     8,346 2.4 20.4 NY  2,588,442   353,086    72,394 2.8 20.5
DE    202,448    24,110     5,422 2.7 22.5 NC  2,045,771   303,084    69,270 3.4 22.9
DC    280,018    50,930     8,312 3.0 16.3 ND     21,840     2,431     1,025 4.7 42.2
FL  3,085,079   373,256    88,093 2.9 23.6 OH  1,337,296   203,817    38,518 2.9 18.9
GA  3,208,153   435,632    91,857 2.9 21.1 OK    256,793    44,112    10,757 4.2 24.4
HI     18,898     4,268       585 3.1 13.7 OR     77,462    11,974     2,229 2.9 18.6
ID     13,392       989       174 1.3 17.6 PA  1,241,809   212,646    51,349 4.1 24.1
IL  1,645,068   248,755    54,128 3.3 21.8 RI     48,245     8,262     1,472 3.1 17.8
IN    578,746    84,002    18,956 3.3 22.6 SC  1,260,829   194,096    42,708 3.4 22.0
IA    109,521     9,649     2,996 2.7 31.0 SD     17,138     2,604       538 3.1 20.7
KS    137,777    24,283     4,367 3.2 18.0 TN  1,036,669   140,969    31,801 3.1 22.6
KY    302,705    46,890     8,618 2.8 18.4 TX  3,321,970   460,733   126,867 3.8 27.5
LA  1,389,733   226,703    63,681 4.6 28.1 UT     34,261     3,354     1,581 4.6 47.1
ME     20,416     3,171       243 1.2  7.7 VT      6,913       655       315 4.6 48.1
MD  1,744,066   223,654    44,373 2.5 19.8 VA  1,495,219   211,347    38,639 2.6 18.3
MA    423,512    52,464    10,327 2.4 19.7 WA    285,584    36,469     6,496 2.3 17.8
MI  1,302,121   221,914    43,005 3.3 19.4 WV     44,961     9,142     1,459 3.2 16.0
MN    379,515    49,837    11,021 2.9 22.1 WI    340,962    47,332     9,597 2.8 20.3
MS  1,034,136   179,095    47,344 4.6 26.4 WY      5,225       581 ‡  ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.53). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with vision disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.54 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 287,586 1.5 19.8 MO    122,145     8,409   2,725 2.2 32.4
AL     66,151     3,946   1,405 2.1 35.6 MT      7,843       590 ‡ ‡ ‡
AK     49,035     2,621     669 1.4 25.5 NE     42,521     2,839     687 1.6 24.2
AZ    234,881    18,745   3,322 1.4 17.7 NV    260,138    27,155   6,208 2.4 22.9
AR     41,775     2,647   1,134 2.7 42.8 NH     37,686     2,138     818 2.2 38.3
CA  5,864,485   509,446  99,723 1.7 19.6 NJ    915,258    50,881   8,245 0.9 16.2
CO    178,302    15,310   3,914 2.2 25.6 NM     30,315     2,912     510 1.7 17.5
CT    168,826    11,623   1,803 1.1 15.5 NY  1,712,250   131,682  22,590 1.3 17.2
DE     40,234     1,849     374 0.9 20.2 NC    321,555    20,470   4,844 1.5 23.7
DC     25,861     1,539     114 0.4  7.4 ND     10,400       832     248 2.4 29.8
FL    600,212    51,315   9,800 1.6 19.1 OH    277,506    15,559   2,988 1.1 19.2
GA    462,355    27,119   4,827 1.0 17.8 OK     90,092     6,694   2,550 2.8 38.1
HI    514,109    65,306   9,695 1.9 14.8 OR    187,396    16,250   3,608 1.9 22.2
ID     26,511     2,154     288 1.1 13.4 PA    472,764    38,706  10,878 2.3 28.1
IL    714,098    53,590  10,799 1.5 20.2 RI     34,088     3,576     938 2.8 26.2
IN    158,429     9,591   2,165 1.4 22.6 SC     81,556     8,381   1,796 2.2 21.4
IA     72,325     3,999     113 0.2  2.8 SD     12,802       818     184 1.4 22.5
KS     86,704     4,894     983 1.1 20.1 TN    115,927     7,209   1,611 1.4 22.3
KY     64,175     3,855     385 0.6 10.0 TX  1,510,325    92,245  20,659 1.4 22.4
LA     79,180     6,912   1,462 1.8 21.2 UT     83,000     6,681   1,540 1.9 23.1
ME     16,533     2,742     143 0.9  5.2 VT     11,967       279      67 0.6 24.0
MD    407,318    27,931   5,757 1.4 20.6 VA    573,265    39,564   7,446 1.3 18.8
MA    490,422    29,400   7,681 1.6 26.1 WA    722,003    56,837  11,519 1.6 20.3
MI    316,874    19,154   2,264 0.7 11.8 WV     13,885       724     367 2.6 50.7
MN    285,500    26,301   3,837 1.3 14.6 WI    175,821    10,095   1,802 1.0 17.9
MS     23,953     1,292     101 0.4  7.8 WY      4,188       134 ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.54). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with vision disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.55 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 485,289 2.7 19.9 MO    367,772    53,894  10,753 2.9 20.0
AL    201,825    39,382  10,499 5.2 26.7 MT    118,789    18,036   3,210 2.7 17.8
AK    181,158    26,058   6,192 3.4 23.8 NE     96,675    11,662   2,935 3.0 25.2
AZ    582,730    77,431  17,735 3.0 22.9 NV    247,985    31,043   5,219 2.1 16.8
AR    226,505    40,367   7,869 3.5 19.5 NH     59,740     6,828   1,019 1.7 14.9
CA  2,054,331   236,227  39,008 1.9 16.5 NJ    376,467    35,122   8,715 2.3 24.8
CO    329,234    39,475   6,279 1.9 15.9 NM    245,620    37,235   7,702 3.1 20.7
CT    180,968    18,403   3,028 1.7 16.5 NY    985,476   112,102  20,695 2.1 18.5
DE     57,808     7,511   2,034 3.5 27.1 NC    615,251    87,927  18,648 3.0 21.2
DC     37,115     4,657   1,480 4.0 31.8 ND     68,654    12,360   3,679 5.4 29.8
FL  1,013,133   118,163  24,111 2.4 20.4 OH    589,222    89,309  19,904 3.4 22.3
GA    530,754    72,802  15,563 2.9 21.4 OK    638,008   111,996  29,890 4.7 26.7
HI    426,906    44,427   6,758 1.6 15.2 OR    320,681    50,938   9,338 2.9 18.3
ID    109,531    18,567   4,820 4.4 26.0 PA    559,092    71,760  13,962 2.5 19.5
IL    506,673    65,349  10,776 2.1 16.5 RI     68,406    10,646   2,059 3.0 19.3
IN    317,023    50,547   8,693 2.7 17.2 SC    235,909    32,829   8,785 3.7 26.8
IA    141,527    21,543   3,781 2.7 17.6 SD    108,588    14,055   3,707 3.4 26.4
KS    174,003    25,769   6,988 4.0 27.1 TN    340,265    57,177  10,150 3.0 17.8
KY    220,186    45,450  10,049 4.6 22.1 TX  1,077,551   150,286  30,526 2.8 20.3
LA    215,298    42,543   9,299 4.3 21.9 UT    190,627    19,326   4,511 2.4 23.3
ME     76,326    10,290   1,482 1.9 14.4 VT     29,594     4,443     279 0.9  6.3
MD    326,937    36,119   4,505 1.4 12.5 VA    491,506    57,985   8,969 1.8 15.5
MA    445,708    43,051   9,092 2.0 21.1 WA    664,634    82,807  15,429 2.3 18.6
MI    510,229    76,001  13,767 2.7 18.1 WV     77,452    14,876   3,381 4.4 22.7
MN    317,793    40,241   4,193 1.3 10.4 WI    258,329    33,674   5,646 2.2 16.8
MS    129,651    25,794   7,223 5.6 28.0 WY     36,548     4,897     954 2.6 19.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.55). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 1.56 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 1,495,173 2.4 24.2 MO    276,356    26,810     4,729 1.7 17.6
AL    232,378    19,154     4,825 2.1 25.2 MT     46,633     5,909       826 1.8 14.0
AK     48,344     6,508     1,616 3.3 24.8 NE    230,970    22,427     6,481 2.8 28.9
AZ  2,319,648   250,147    58,315 2.5 23.3 NV    932,889    84,600    24,895 2.7 29.4
AR    246,029    16,834     3,119 1.3 18.5 NH     58,870     4,841       934 1.6 19.3
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   337,123 2.2 23.4 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    49,153 2.5 27.1
CO  1,273,390   130,232    29,405 2.3 22.6 NM  1,044,944   157,740    31,343 3.0 19.9
CT    629,437    77,330    20,641 3.3 26.7 NY  3,833,710   454,167   102,296 2.7 22.5
DE     99,938    10,450     4,046 4.0 38.7 NC  1,046,891    78,346    19,166 1.8 24.5
DC     76,172     5,802     1,132 1.5 19.5 ND     29,797     2,738       673 2.3 24.6
FL  5,778,026   617,643   145,720 2.5 23.6 OH    500,372    62,201    11,117 2.2 17.9
GA  1,065,571    85,653    22,773 2.1 26.6 OK    460,447    46,426    10,491 2.3 22.6
HI    151,411    16,715     3,151 2.1 18.9 OR    591,131    61,081    13,133 2.2 21.5
ID    249,896    23,181     6,767 2.7 29.2 PA  1,067,122   158,234    41,218 3.9 26.0
IL  2,258,906   169,299    40,716 1.8 24.0 RI    186,138    23,499     7,716 4.1 32.8
IN    514,657    48,243    14,487 2.8 30.0 SC    322,182    26,182     6,244 1.9 23.8
IA    210,262    22,441     5,366 2.6 23.9 SD     35,955     5,173     1,412 3.9 27.3
KS    369,828    33,053     7,260 2.0 22.0 TN    415,849    32,808     8,809 2.1 26.9
KY    170,635    15,078     4,535 2.7 30.1 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   320,087 2.7 26.5
LA    247,575    23,522     5,538 2.2 23.5 UT    487,859    40,603     9,749 2.0 24.0
ME     24,929     3,924       391 1.6 10.0 VT     13,250       622       118 0.9 19.0
MD    677,549    47,491    11,275 1.7 23.7 VA    852,505    69,670    19,000 2.2 27.3
MA    889,873   109,853    23,780 2.7 21.6 WA  1,038,598    94,623    20,145 1.9 21.3
MI    555,515    52,746    11,101 2.0 21.0 WV     30,006     3,249       205 0.7  6.3
MN    331,177    34,109     6,496 2.0 19.0 WI    436,775    38,798     9,239 2.1 23.8
MS     91,038    10,387     3,700 4.1 35.6 WY     60,608     7,932     2,716 4.5 34.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.56). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 1.57 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 9,920,869 5.2 36.7 MO   4,656,579    697,181   266,917 5.7 38.3
AL   3,184,460    527,754   191,923 6.0 36.4 MT     909,648    133,509    48,132 5.3 36.1
AK     406,540     58,701    22,158 5.5 37.7 NE   1,482,387    203,254    72,841 4.9 35.8
AZ   3,738,446    584,770   200,623 5.4 34.3 NV   1,397,306    225,991    79,166 5.7 35.0
AR   2,030,104    380,009   142,492 7.0 37.5 NH   1,201,250    150,802    56,714 4.7 37.6
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108   662,263 5.0 36.2 NJ   4,784,047    555,138   182,371 3.8 32.9
CO   3,728,603    432,073   159,383 4.3 36.9 NM     721,834    133,877    46,434 6.4 34.7
CT   2,232,506    278,952    99,323 4.4 35.6 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805   473,189 4.5 36.2
DE     587,378     85,623    29,571 5.0 34.5 NC   6,316,752    923,806   333,887 5.3 36.1
DC     240,556     14,954     5,359 2.2 35.8 ND     623,790     74,109    23,289 3.7 31.4
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758   580,106 5.3 33.1 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260   492,518 5.5 38.2
GA   5,335,464    751,928   271,608 5.1 36.1 OK   2,457,925    466,571   165,569 6.7 35.5
HI     271,635     37,447    15,617 5.7 41.7 OR   3,029,523    497,436   210,230 6.9 42.3
ID   1,480,412    218,224    86,656 5.9 39.7 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928   474,007 5.0 36.9
IL   7,371,871    954,757   332,722 4.5 34.8 RI     743,991    104,629    40,441 5.4 38.7
IN   5,140,106    726,949   267,174 5.2 36.8 SC   3,206,975    469,325   164,451 5.1 35.0
IA   2,615,446    339,547   123,243 4.7 36.3 SD     702,642     88,886    28,643 4.1 32.2
KS   2,111,882    298,051   116,738 5.5 39.2 TN   4,965,911    792,061   302,111 6.1 38.1
KY   3,670,384    672,426   258,592 7.0 38.5 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696   559,630 4.9 34.8
LA   2,587,093    424,538   160,447 6.2 37.8 UT   2,513,733    275,526   120,257 4.8 43.6
ME   1,219,978    190,305    80,808 6.6 42.5 VT     576,835     79,970    31,680 5.5 39.6
MD   2,905,120    352,152   122,292 4.2 34.7 VA   5,003,280    661,869   241,655 4.8 36.5
MA   4,666,173    573,706   218,769 4.7 38.1 WA   4,909,292    726,197   287,208 5.9 39.5
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489   393,676 5.4 38.4 WV   1,589,271    300,536   117,075 7.4 39.0
MN   4,338,536    528,974   214,907 5.0 40.6 WI   4,617,144    560,125   208,306 4.5 37.2
MS   1,606,860    306,274   117,428 7.3 38.3 WY     463,681     63,591    20,270 4.4 31.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.57). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.58 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 2,301,212  6.0  41.7 MO    639,994    97,259    37,318  5.8  38.4
AL  1,272,014   215,613    84,091  6.6  39.0 MT      4,334       702       294  6.8  41.9
AK     18,535     5,306     2,704 14.6  51.0 NE     83,132     9,402     2,718  3.3  28.9
AZ    299,825    39,337    19,836  6.6  50.4 NV    266,536    33,377    13,378  5.0  40.1
AR    431,135    77,866    34,444  8.0  44.2 NH     15,877     1,428       953  6.0  66.7
CA  1,981,192   323,465   146,934  7.4  45.4 NJ  1,110,146   140,495    52,027  4.7  37.0
CO    205,822    25,940    13,298  6.5  51.3 NM     34,779     4,793     2,302  6.6  48.0
CT    346,926    40,836    16,188  4.7  39.6 NY  2,588,442   353,086   137,282  5.3  38.9
DE    202,448    24,110     9,239  4.6  38.3 NC  2,045,771   303,084   123,133  6.0  40.6
DC    280,018    50,930    20,094  7.2  39.5 ND     21,840     2,431       674  3.1  27.7
FL  3,085,079   373,256   151,471  4.9  40.6 OH  1,337,296   203,817    94,987  7.1  46.6
GA  3,208,153   435,632   193,844  6.0  44.5 OK    256,793    44,112    17,440  6.8  39.5
HI     18,898     4,268     2,295 12.1  53.8 OR     77,462    11,974     5,660  7.3  47.3
ID     13,392       989       664  5.0  67.1 PA  1,241,809   212,646    96,134  7.7  45.2
IL  1,645,068   248,755    98,354  6.0  39.5 RI     48,245     8,262     4,068  8.4  49.2
IN    578,746    84,002    35,119  6.1  41.8 SC  1,260,829   194,096    72,274  5.7  37.2
IA    109,521     9,649     5,493  5.0  56.9 SD     17,138     2,604     1,418  8.3  54.5
KS    137,777    24,283     8,761  6.4  36.1 TN  1,036,669   140,969    56,541  5.5  40.1
KY    302,705    46,890    18,575  6.1  39.6 TX  3,321,970   460,733   187,406  5.6  40.7
LA  1,389,733   226,703    92,880  6.7  41.0 UT     34,261     3,354     2,112  6.2  63.0
ME     20,416     3,171     1,238  6.1  39.0 VT      6,913       655       169  2.4  25.8
MD  1,744,066   223,654    86,618  5.0  38.7 VA  1,495,219   211,347    81,594  5.5  38.6
MA    423,512    52,464    25,042  5.9  47.7 WA    285,584    36,469    20,155  7.1  55.3
MI  1,302,121   221,914    98,329  7.6  44.3 WV     44,961     9,142     3,248  7.2  35.5
MN    379,515    49,837    28,205  7.4  56.6 WI    340,962    47,332    21,206  6.2  44.8
MS  1,034,136   179,095    72,424  7.0  40.4 WY      5,225       581       581 11.1 100.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.58). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.59 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 550,905 2.9  37.9 MO    122,145     8,409   3,837 3.1  45.6
AL     66,151     3,946   1,766 2.7  44.8 MT      7,843       590     590 7.5 100.0
AK     49,035     2,621   1,433 2.9  54.7 NE     42,521     2,839     716 1.7  25.2
AZ    234,881    18,745   5,218 2.2  27.8 NV    260,138    27,155   9,012 3.5  33.2
AR     41,775     2,647     944 2.3  35.7 NH     37,686     2,138     735 2.0  34.4
CA  5,864,485   509,446 192,493 3.3  37.8 NJ    915,258    50,881  18,006 2.0  35.4
CO    178,302    15,310   6,261 3.5  40.9 NM     30,315     2,912   1,304 4.3  44.8
CT    168,826    11,623   4,126 2.4  35.5 NY  1,712,250   131,682  47,851 2.8  36.3
DE     40,234     1,849     592 1.5  32.0 NC    321,555    20,470   7,992 2.5  39.0
DC     25,861     1,539     493 1.9  32.0 ND     10,400       832 ‡ ‡ ‡
FL    600,212    51,315  17,988 3.0  35.1 OH    277,506    15,559   6,645 2.4  42.7
GA    462,355    27,119   9,061 2.0  33.4 OK     90,092     6,694   3,035 3.4  45.3
HI    514,109    65,306  21,182 4.1  32.4 OR    187,396    16,250   7,063 3.8  43.5
ID     26,511     2,154     997 3.8  46.3 PA    472,764    38,706  14,647 3.1  37.8
IL    714,098    53,590  20,748 2.9  38.7 RI     34,088     3,576   2,020 5.9  56.5
IN    158,429     9,591   5,313 3.4  55.4 SC     81,556     8,381   3,205 3.9  38.2
IA     72,325     3,999   1,659 2.3  41.5 SD     12,802       818     214 1.7  26.2
KS     86,704     4,894   2,382 2.7  48.7 TN    115,927     7,209   4,281 3.7  59.4
KY     64,175     3,855   2,179 3.4  56.5 TX  1,510,325    92,245  33,013 2.2  35.8
LA     79,180     6,912   2,564 3.2  37.1 UT     83,000     6,681   2,572 3.1  38.5
ME     16,533     2,742   1,151 7.0  42.0 VT     11,967       279     173 1.4  62.0
MD    407,318    27,931   9,278 2.3  33.2 VA    573,265    39,564  14,530 2.5  36.7
MA    490,422    29,400  12,845 2.6  43.7 WA    722,003    56,837  22,664 3.1  39.9
MI    316,874    19,154   5,927 1.9  30.9 WV     13,885       724     128 0.9  17.7
MN    285,500    26,301  14,008 4.9  53.3 WI    175,821    10,095   5,378 3.1  53.3
MS     23,953     1,292     592 2.5  45.8 WY      4,188       134      94 2.2  70.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.59). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.60 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disabilities: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 1,151,296  6.3 47.2 MO    367,772    53,894    23,261  6.3 43.2
AL    201,825    39,382    15,995  7.9 40.6 MT    118,789    18,036     7,671  6.5 42.5
AK    181,158    26,058    10,231  5.6 39.3 NE     96,675    11,662     6,878  7.1 59.0
AZ    582,730    77,431    31,640  5.4 40.9 NV    247,985    31,043    14,194  5.7 45.7
AR    226,505    40,367    20,078  8.9 49.7 NH     59,740     6,828     3,631  6.1 53.2
CA  2,054,331   236,227   115,531  5.6 48.9 NJ    376,467    35,122    13,919  3.7 39.6
CO    329,234    39,475    20,441  6.2 51.8 NM    245,620    37,235    12,951  5.3 34.8
CT    180,968    18,403     8,764  4.8 47.6 NY    985,476   112,102    53,730  5.5 47.9
DE     57,808     7,511     3,458  6.0 46.0 NC    615,251    87,927    40,180  6.5 45.7
DC     37,115     4,657     1,975  5.3 42.4 ND     68,654    12,360     5,252  7.6 42.5
FL  1,013,133   118,163    55,535  5.5 47.0 OH    589,222    89,309    45,438  7.7 50.9
GA    530,754    72,802    34,653  6.5 47.6 OK    638,008   111,996    46,005  7.2 41.1
HI    426,906    44,427    18,078  4.2 40.7 OR    320,681    50,938    26,306  8.2 51.6
ID    109,531    18,567     8,955  8.2 48.2 PA    559,092    71,760    39,994  7.2 55.7
IL    506,673    65,349    30,860  6.1 47.2 RI     68,406    10,646     6,120  8.9 57.5
IN    317,023    50,547    24,642  7.8 48.8 SC    235,909    32,829    12,821  5.4 39.1
IA    141,527    21,543     8,064  5.7 37.4 SD    108,588    14,055     5,619  5.2 40.0
KS    174,003    25,769    12,952  7.4 50.3 TN    340,265    57,177    27,484  8.1 48.1
KY    220,186    45,450    23,736 10.8 52.2 TX  1,077,551   150,286    69,232  6.4 46.1
LA    215,298    42,543    21,287  9.9 50.0 UT    190,627    19,326    10,741  5.6 55.6
ME     76,326    10,290     3,901  5.1 37.9 VT     29,594     4,443     2,091  7.1 47.1
MD    326,937    36,119    18,912  5.8 52.4 VA    491,506    57,985    28,498  5.8 49.1
MA    445,708    43,051    21,089  4.7 49.0 WA    664,634    82,807    42,867  6.4 51.8
MI    510,229    76,001    34,630  6.8 45.6 WV     77,452    14,876     6,781  8.8 45.6
MN    317,793    40,241    23,269  7.3 57.8 WI    258,329    33,674    17,505  6.8 52.0
MS    129,651    25,794    11,473  8.8 44.5 WY     36,548     4,897     1,978  5.4 40.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.60). 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 cognitive disabilities
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.61 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 2,675,385 4.3 43.4 MO    276,356    26,810    11,985 4.3 44.7
AL    232,378    19,154     9,258 4.0 48.3 MT     46,633     5,909     2,907 6.2 49.2
AK     48,344     6,508     3,080 6.4 47.3 NE    230,970    22,427    10,247 4.4 45.7
AZ  2,319,648   250,147   112,606 4.9 45.0 NV    932,889    84,600    31,590 3.4 37.3
AR    246,029    16,834     8,470 3.4 50.3 NH     58,870     4,841     3,756 6.4 77.6
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   594,919 3.8 41.2 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    72,787 3.7 40.2
CO  1,273,390   130,232    55,175 4.3 42.4 NM  1,044,944   157,740    68,276 6.5 43.3
CT    629,437    77,330    38,292 6.1 49.5 NY  3,833,710   454,167   203,034 5.3 44.7
DE     99,938    10,450     4,116 4.1 39.4 NC  1,046,891    78,346    37,365 3.6 47.7
DC     76,172     5,802     2,371 3.1 40.9 ND     29,797     2,738       758 2.5 27.7
FL  5,778,026   617,643   271,134 4.7 43.9 OH    500,372    62,201    34,867 7.0 56.1
GA  1,065,571    85,653    37,189 3.5 43.4 OK    460,447    46,426    19,792 4.3 42.6
HI    151,411    16,715     8,855 5.8 53.0 OR    591,131    61,081    29,494 5.0 48.3
ID    249,896    23,181     9,618 3.8 41.5 PA  1,067,122   158,234    82,075 7.7 51.9
IL  2,258,906   169,299    67,014 3.0 39.6 RI    186,138    23,499     9,382 5.0 39.9
IN    514,657    48,243    20,837 4.0 43.2 SC    322,182    26,182    12,401 3.8 47.4
IA    210,262    22,441    11,364 5.4 50.6 SD     35,955     5,173     3,293 9.2 63.7
KS    369,828    33,053    17,863 4.8 54.0 TN    415,849    32,808    16,222 3.9 49.4
KY    170,635    15,078     7,141 4.2 47.4 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   495,693 4.2 41.1
LA    247,575    23,522    10,039 4.1 42.7 UT    487,859    40,603    20,184 4.1 49.7
ME     24,929     3,924     2,394 9.6 61.0 VT     13,250       622       222 1.7 35.7
MD    677,549    47,491    21,181 3.1 44.6 VA    852,505    69,670    26,936 3.2 38.7
MA    889,873   109,853    52,672 5.9 47.9 WA  1,038,598    94,623    46,755 4.5 49.4
MI    555,515    52,746    26,761 4.8 50.7 WV     30,006     3,249     1,695 5.6 52.2
MN    331,177    34,109    16,906 5.1 49.6 WI    436,775    38,798    16,806 3.8 43.3
MS     91,038    10,387     4,266 4.7 41.1 WY     60,608     7,932     3,342 5.5 42.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.61). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.62 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 13,093,094  6.9 48.5 MO   4,656,579    697,181    336,367  7.2 48.2
AL   3,184,460    527,754    275,674  8.7 52.2 MT     909,648    133,509     60,270  6.6 45.1
AK     406,540     58,701     21,823  5.4 37.2 NE   1,482,387    203,254     93,397  6.3 46.0
AZ   3,738,446    584,770    286,959  7.7 49.1 NV   1,397,306    225,991    120,292  8.6 53.2
AR   2,030,104    380,009    193,382  9.5 50.9 NH   1,201,250    150,802     62,184  5.2 41.2
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108    925,470  7.0 50.6 NJ   4,784,047    555,138    280,645  5.9 50.6
CO   3,728,603    432,073    179,312  4.8 41.5 NM     721,834    133,877     64,457  8.9 48.1
CT   2,232,506    278,952    133,356  6.0 47.8 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805    639,098  6.1 48.8
DE     587,378     85,623     43,003  7.3 50.2 NC   6,316,752    923,806    456,027  7.2 49.4
DC     240,556     14,954      5,330  2.2 35.6 ND     623,790     74,109     31,646  5.1 42.7
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758    917,230  8.3 52.4 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260    615,718  6.9 47.8
GA   5,335,464    751,928    370,872  7.0 49.3 OK   2,457,925    466,571    237,368  9.7 50.9
HI     271,635     37,447     17,643  6.5 47.1 OR   3,029,523    497,436    225,568  7.4 45.3
ID   1,480,412    218,224     93,267  6.3 42.7 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928    619,295  6.6 48.3
IL   7,371,871    954,757    472,586  6.4 49.5 RI     743,991    104,629     48,804  6.6 46.6
IN   5,140,106    726,949    355,699  6.9 48.9 SC   3,206,975    469,325    235,709  7.3 50.2
IA   2,615,446    339,547    155,272  5.9 45.7 SD     702,642     88,886     39,638  5.6 44.6
KS   2,111,882    298,051    137,965  6.5 46.3 TN   4,965,911    792,061    404,996  8.2 51.1
KY   3,670,384    672,426    356,014  9.7 52.9 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696    788,334  6.9 49.0
LA   2,587,093    424,538    209,548  8.1 49.4 UT   2,513,733    275,526    108,155  4.3 39.3
ME   1,219,978    190,305     83,745  6.9 44.0 VT     576,835     79,970     34,209  5.9 42.8
MD   2,905,120    352,152    162,838  5.6 46.2 VA   5,003,280    661,869    320,393  6.4 48.4
MA   4,666,173    573,706    259,616  5.6 45.3 WA   4,909,292    726,197    324,552  6.6 44.7
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489    489,774  6.7 47.8 WV   1,589,271    300,536    158,180 10.0 52.6
MN   4,338,536    528,974    209,235  4.8 39.6 WI   4,617,144    560,125    243,142  5.3 43.4
MS   1,606,860    306,274    161,705 10.1 52.8 WY     463,681     63,591     27,332  5.9 43.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.62). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.63 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 2,950,010  7.8 53.4 MO    639,994    97,259    48,840  7.6 50.2
AL  1,272,014   215,613   127,375 10.0 59.1 MT      4,334       702       197  4.5 28.1
AK     18,535     5,306     2,445 13.2 46.1 NE     83,132     9,402     5,285  6.4 56.2
AZ    299,825    39,337    17,522  5.8 44.5 NV    266,536    33,377    18,429  6.9 55.2
AR    431,135    77,866    37,562  8.7 48.2 NH     15,877     1,428     1,026  6.5 71.8
CA  1,981,192   323,465   169,297  8.5 52.3 NJ  1,110,146   140,495    80,611  7.3 57.4
CO    205,822    25,940    10,351  5.0 39.9 NM     34,779     4,793     3,189  9.2 66.5
CT    346,926    40,836    22,847  6.6 55.9 NY  2,588,442   353,086   203,551  7.9 57.6
DE    202,448    24,110    13,829  6.8 57.4 NC  2,045,771   303,084   170,685  8.3 56.3
DC    280,018    50,930    30,324 10.8 59.5 ND     21,840     2,431     1,158  5.3 47.6
FL  3,085,079   373,256   199,586  6.5 53.5 OH  1,337,296   203,817   105,283  7.9 51.7
GA  3,208,153   435,632   227,541  7.1 52.2 OK    256,793    44,112    23,041  9.0 52.2
HI     18,898     4,268     1,904 10.1 44.6 OR     77,462    11,974     5,511  7.1 46.0
ID     13,392       989       499  3.7 50.5 PA  1,241,809   212,646   108,723  8.8 51.1
IL  1,645,068   248,755   142,223  8.6 57.2 RI     48,245     8,262     4,032  8.4 48.8
IN    578,746    84,002    43,173  7.5 51.4 SC  1,260,829   194,096   109,169  8.7 56.2
IA    109,521     9,649     4,183  3.8 43.4 SD     17,138     2,604       988  5.8 37.9
KS    137,777    24,283    10,771  7.8 44.4 TN  1,036,669   140,969    76,642  7.4 54.4
KY    302,705    46,890    23,883  7.9 50.9 TX  3,321,970   460,733   234,064  7.0 50.8
LA  1,389,733   226,703   116,198  8.4 51.3 UT     34,261     3,354     1,048  3.1 31.2
ME     20,416     3,171     1,458  7.1 46.0 VT      6,913       655       102  1.5 15.6
MD  1,744,066   223,654   121,429  7.0 54.3 VA  1,495,219   211,347   117,233  7.8 55.5
MA    423,512    52,464    26,572  6.3 50.6 WA    285,584    36,469    16,045  5.6 44.0
MI  1,302,121   221,914   120,915  9.3 54.5 WV     44,961     9,142     5,520 12.3 60.4
MN    379,515    49,837    16,899  4.5 33.9 WI    340,962    47,332    23,895  7.0 50.5
MS  1,034,136   179,095    96,382  9.3 53.8 WY      5,225       581       575 11.0 99.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.63). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.64 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 692,138 3.7 47.6 MO    122,145     8,409   3,411 2.8 40.6
AL     66,151     3,946   1,885 2.8 47.8 MT      7,843       590      54 0.7  9.2
AK     49,035     2,621   1,103 2.2 42.1 NE     42,521     2,839   1,076 2.5 37.9
AZ    234,881    18,745   8,509 3.6 45.4 NV    260,138    27,155  11,051 4.2 40.7
AR     41,775     2,647     986 2.4 37.2 NH     37,686     2,138     228 0.6 10.7
CA  5,864,485   509,446 257,420 4.4 50.5 NJ    915,258    50,881  25,672 2.8 50.5
CO    178,302    15,310   5,447 3.1 35.6 NM     30,315     2,912   1,098 3.6 37.7
CT    168,826    11,623   5,261 3.1 45.3 NY  1,712,250   131,682  69,371 4.1 52.7
DE     40,234     1,849     655 1.6 35.4 NC    321,555    20,470   8,908 2.8 43.5
DC     25,861     1,539     780 3.0 50.7 ND     10,400       832     353 3.4 42.4
FL    600,212    51,315  23,687 3.9 46.2 OH    277,506    15,559   7,019 2.5 45.1
GA    462,355    27,119  13,523 2.9 49.9 OK     90,092     6,694   2,347 2.6 35.1
HI    514,109    65,306  34,692 6.7 53.1 OR    187,396    16,250   7,105 3.8 43.7
ID     26,511     2,154     549 2.1 25.5 PA    472,764    38,706  18,452 3.9 47.7
IL    714,098    53,590  22,904 3.2 42.7 RI     34,088     3,576   1,584 4.6 44.3
IN    158,429     9,591   4,235 2.7 44.2 SC     81,556     8,381   4,001 4.9 47.7
IA     72,325     3,999   2,076 2.9 51.9 SD     12,802       818     340 2.7 41.6
KS     86,704     4,894   1,682 1.9 34.4 TN    115,927     7,209   2,838 2.4 39.4
KY     64,175     3,855   1,230 1.9 31.9 TX  1,510,325    92,245  41,379 2.7 44.9
LA     79,180     6,912   3,753 4.7 54.3 UT     83,000     6,681   2,556 3.1 38.3
ME     16,533     2,742   1,297 7.8 47.3 VT     11,967       279      39 0.3 14.0
MD    407,318    27,931  12,555 3.1 45.0 VA    573,265    39,564  17,272 3.0 43.7
MA    490,422    29,400  12,073 2.5 41.1 WA    722,003    56,837  26,727 3.7 47.0
MI    316,874    19,154   8,839 2.8 46.1 WV     13,885       724     128 0.9 17.7
MN    285,500    26,301   9,588 3.4 36.5 WI    175,821    10,095   3,644 2.1 36.1
MS     23,953     1,292     681 2.8 52.7 WY      4,188       134      75 1.8 56.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.64). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.65 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 1,041,367  5.7 42.7 MO    367,772    53,894    23,895  6.5 44.3
AL    201,825    39,382    21,880 10.8 55.6 MT    118,789    18,036     7,842  6.6 43.5
AK    181,158    26,058     9,612  5.3 36.9 NE     96,675    11,662     3,784  3.9 32.4
AZ    582,730    77,431    32,687  5.6 42.2 NV    247,985    31,043    14,802  6.0 47.7
AR    226,505    40,367    21,274  9.4 52.7 NH     59,740     6,828     2,330  3.9 34.1
CA  2,054,331   236,227    95,545  4.7 40.4 NJ    376,467    35,122    15,025  4.0 42.8
CO    329,234    39,475    14,060  4.3 35.6 NM    245,620    37,235    19,408  7.9 52.1
CT    180,968    18,403     6,820  3.8 37.1 NY    985,476   112,102    51,566  5.2 46.0
DE     57,808     7,511     3,041  5.3 40.5 NC    615,251    87,927    42,132  6.8 47.9
DC     37,115     4,657     2,455  6.6 52.7 ND     68,654    12,360     3,318  4.8 26.8
FL  1,013,133   118,163    50,022  4.9 42.3 OH    589,222    89,309    34,494  5.9 38.6
GA    530,754    72,802    33,110  6.2 45.5 OK    638,008   111,996    50,272  7.9 44.9
HI    426,906    44,427    23,085  5.4 52.0 OR    320,681    50,938    20,871  6.5 41.0
ID    109,531    18,567     6,697  6.1 36.1 PA    559,092    71,760    24,248  4.3 33.8
IL    506,673    65,349    29,367  5.8 44.9 RI     68,406    10,646     4,046  5.9 38.0
IN    317,023    50,547    20,278  6.4 40.1 SC    235,909    32,829    14,450  6.1 44.0
IA    141,527    21,543     8,080  5.7 37.5 SD    108,588    14,055     7,419  6.8 52.8
KS    174,003    25,769    10,231  5.9 39.7 TN    340,265    57,177    27,100  8.0 47.4
KY    220,186    45,450    19,612  8.9 43.2 TX  1,077,551   150,286    65,745  6.1 43.7
LA    215,298    42,543    20,460  9.5 48.1 UT    190,627    19,326     5,988  3.1 31.0
ME     76,326    10,290     4,417  5.8 42.9 VT     29,594     4,443     1,080  3.6 24.3
MD    326,937    36,119    14,745  4.5 40.8 VA    491,506    57,985    22,824  4.6 39.4
MA    445,708    43,051    14,504  3.3 33.7 WA    664,634    82,807    31,451  4.7 38.0
MI    510,229    76,001    33,420  6.6 44.0 WV     77,452    14,876     8,115 10.5 54.6
MN    317,793    40,241    15,232  4.8 37.9 WI    258,329    33,674    13,007  5.0 38.6
MS    129,651    25,794    13,510 10.4 52.4 WY     36,548     4,897     2,011  5.5 41.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.65). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.66 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 2,671,453 4.3 43.3 MO    276,356    26,810    11,365 4.1 42.4
AL    232,378    19,154     7,135 3.1 37.3 MT     46,633     5,909     1,524 3.3 25.8
AK     48,344     6,508     2,514 5.2 38.6 NE    230,970    22,427     5,488 2.4 24.5
AZ  2,319,648   250,147   107,333 4.6 42.9 NV    932,889    84,600    37,635 4.0 44.5
AR    246,029    16,834     6,026 2.4 35.8 NH     58,870     4,841     1,210 2.1 25.0
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   652,160 4.2 45.2 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    78,878 4.0 43.6
CO  1,273,390   130,232    52,463 4.1 40.3 NM  1,044,944   157,740    74,294 7.1 47.1
CT    629,437    77,330    29,619 4.7 38.3 NY  3,833,710   454,167   238,435 6.2 52.5
DE     99,938    10,450     3,229 3.2 30.9 NC  1,046,891    78,346    28,854 2.8 36.8
DC     76,172     5,802     2,241 2.9 38.6 ND     29,797     2,738       927 3.1 33.9
FL  5,778,026   617,643   290,585 5.0 47.0 OH    500,372    62,201    22,446 4.5 36.1
GA  1,065,571    85,653    29,569 2.8 34.5 OK    460,447    46,426    15,317 3.3 33.0
HI    151,411    16,715     6,570 4.3 39.3 OR    591,131    61,081    19,239 3.3 31.5
ID    249,896    23,181     8,505 3.4 36.7 PA  1,067,122   158,234    61,709 5.8 39.0
IL  2,258,906   169,299    72,067 3.2 42.6 RI    186,138    23,499     7,985 4.3 34.0
IN    514,657    48,243    18,146 3.5 37.6 SC    322,182    26,182     8,163 2.5 31.2
IA    210,262    22,441     5,910 2.8 26.3 SD     35,955     5,173     1,369 3.8 26.5
KS    369,828    33,053    10,729 2.9 32.5 TN    415,849    32,808    10,269 2.5 31.3
KY    170,635    15,078     3,397 2.0 22.5 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   539,426 4.6 44.7
LA    247,575    23,522     8,992 3.6 38.2 UT    487,859    40,603    12,555 2.6 30.9
ME     24,929     3,924     1,686 6.8 43.0 VT     13,250       622       450 3.4 72.3
MD    677,549    47,491    17,422 2.6 36.7 VA    852,505    69,670    22,377 2.6 32.1
MA    889,873   109,853    49,493 5.6 45.1 WA  1,038,598    94,623    34,332 3.3 36.3
MI    555,515    52,746    19,735 3.6 37.4 WV     30,006     3,249       945 3.1 29.1
MN    331,177    34,109     9,178 2.8 26.9 WI    436,775    38,798    14,048 3.2 36.2
MS     91,038    10,387     4,966 5.5 47.8 WY     60,608     7,932     2,543 4.2 32.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.66). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.67 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 4,734,521 2.5 17.5 MO   4,656,579    697,181   116,563 2.5 16.7
AL   3,184,460    527,754    91,442 2.9 17.3 MT     909,648    133,509    21,115 2.3 15.8
AK     406,540     58,701     7,296 1.8 12.4 NE   1,482,387    203,254    29,629 2.0 14.6
AZ   3,738,446    584,770    96,815 2.6 16.6 NV   1,397,306    225,991    43,987 3.1 19.5
AR   2,030,104    380,009    64,904 3.2 17.1 NH   1,201,250    150,802    20,699 1.7 13.7
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108   395,366 3.0 21.6 NJ   4,784,047    555,138   115,029 2.4 20.7
CO   3,728,603    432,073    62,578 1.7 14.5 NM     721,834    133,877    24,079 3.3 18.0
CT   2,232,506    278,952    54,241 2.4 19.4 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805   257,894 2.5 19.7
DE     587,378     85,623    14,347 2.4 16.8 NC   6,316,752    923,806   157,336 2.5 17.0
DC     240,556     14,954     1,879 0.8 12.6 ND     623,790     74,109     9,211 1.5 12.4
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758   309,807 2.8 17.7 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260   208,495 2.3 16.2
GA   5,335,464    751,928   126,886 2.4 16.9 OK   2,457,925    466,571    69,874 2.8 15.0
HI     271,635     37,447     7,656 2.8 20.4 OR   3,029,523    497,436    93,387 3.1 18.8
ID   1,480,412    218,224    38,101 2.6 17.5 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928   212,161 2.3 16.5
IL   7,371,871    954,757   171,634 2.3 18.0 RI     743,991    104,629    17,852 2.4 17.1
IN   5,140,106    726,949   120,057 2.3 16.5 SC   3,206,975    469,325    85,865 2.7 18.3
IA   2,615,446    339,547    56,172 2.1 16.5 SD     702,642     88,886    12,254 1.7 13.8
KS   2,111,882    298,051    49,801 2.4 16.7 TN   4,965,911    792,061   144,154 2.9 18.2
KY   3,670,384    672,426   126,807 3.5 18.9 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696   263,966 2.3 16.4
LA   2,587,093    424,538    81,741 3.2 19.3 UT   2,513,733    275,526    39,319 1.6 14.3
ME   1,219,978    190,305    29,076 2.4 15.3 VT     576,835     79,970    12,850 2.2 16.1
MD   2,905,120    352,152    55,841 1.9 15.9 VA   5,003,280    661,869   127,613 2.6 19.3
MA   4,666,173    573,706   104,230 2.2 18.2 WA   4,909,292    726,197   120,635 2.5 16.6
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489   166,633 2.3 16.3 WV   1,589,271    300,536    60,730 3.8 20.2
MN   4,338,536    528,974    84,911 2.0 16.1 WI   4,617,144    560,125    89,003 1.9 15.9
MS   1,606,860    306,274    53,666 3.3 17.5 WY     463,681     63,591     8,934 1.9 14.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.67). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.68 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 1,152,702 3.0 20.9 MO    639,994    97,259    19,592 3.1 20.1
AL  1,272,014   215,613    34,361 2.7 15.9 MT      4,334       702       146 3.4 20.8
AK     18,535     5,306     1,301 7.0 24.5 NE     83,132     9,402     1,574 1.9 16.7
AZ    299,825    39,337     7,435 2.5 18.9 NV    266,536    33,377     6,947 2.6 20.8
AR    431,135    77,866    15,139 3.5 19.4 NH     15,877     1,428       956 6.0 66.9
CA  1,981,192   323,465    80,931 4.1 25.0 NJ  1,110,146   140,495    28,189 2.5 20.1
CO    205,822    25,940     3,979 1.9 15.3 NM     34,779     4,793     1,710 4.9 35.7
CT    346,926    40,836     8,561 2.5 21.0 NY  2,588,442   353,086    86,123 3.3 24.4
DE    202,448    24,110     6,844 3.4 28.4 NC  2,045,771   303,084    65,265 3.2 21.5
DC    280,018    50,930     9,413 3.4 18.5 ND     21,840     2,431       180 0.8  7.4
FL  3,085,079   373,256    77,605 2.5 20.8 OH  1,337,296   203,817    39,274 2.9 19.3
GA  3,208,153   435,632    86,621 2.7 19.9 OK    256,793    44,112     8,854 3.4 20.1
HI     18,898     4,268     1,116 5.9 26.1 OR     77,462    11,974     3,016 3.9 25.2
ID     13,392       989       323 2.4 32.7 PA  1,241,809   212,646    44,527 3.6 20.9
IL  1,645,068   248,755    57,134 3.5 23.0 RI     48,245     8,262     1,911 4.0 23.1
IN    578,746    84,002    15,709 2.7 18.7 SC  1,260,829   194,096    41,223 3.3 21.2
IA    109,521     9,649     1,006 0.9 10.4 SD     17,138     2,604       840 4.9 32.3
KS    137,777    24,283     3,158 2.3 13.0 TN  1,036,669   140,969    24,464 2.4 17.4
KY    302,705    46,890     9,440 3.1 20.1 TX  3,321,970   460,733    90,553 2.7 19.7
LA  1,389,733   226,703    45,546 3.3 20.1 UT     34,261     3,354       567 1.7 16.9
ME     20,416     3,171       329 1.6 10.4 VT      6,913       655       102 1.5 15.6
MD  1,744,066   223,654    43,529 2.5 19.5 VA  1,495,219   211,347    42,305 2.8 20.0
MA    423,512    52,464    11,362 2.7 21.7 WA    285,584    36,469     6,860 2.4 18.8
MI  1,302,121   221,914    52,872 4.1 23.8 WV     44,961     9,142     3,113 6.9 34.1
MN    379,515    49,837    12,470 3.3 25.0 WI    340,962    47,332    15,227 4.5 32.2
MS  1,034,136   179,095    33,000 3.2 18.4 WY      5,225       581 ‡  ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.68). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.69 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 325,413 1.7 22.4 MO    122,145     8,409   2,067 1.7 24.6
AL     66,151     3,946   1,114 1.7 28.2 MT      7,843       590      54 0.7  9.2
AK     49,035     2,621     319 0.7 12.2 NE     42,521     2,839     287 0.7 10.1
AZ    234,881    18,745   2,661 1.1 14.2 NV    260,138    27,155   3,673 1.4 13.5
AR     41,775     2,647     250 0.6  9.4 NH     37,686     2,138     151 0.4  7.1
CA  5,864,485   509,446 131,382 2.2 25.8 NJ    915,258    50,881  12,496 1.4 24.6
CO    178,302    15,310   1,557 0.9 10.2 NM     30,315     2,912     612 2.0 21.0
CT    168,826    11,623   1,450 0.9 12.5 NY  1,712,250   131,682  35,413 2.1 26.9
DE     40,234     1,849     183 0.5  9.9 NC    321,555    20,470   4,828 1.5 23.6
DC     25,861     1,539     560 2.2 36.4 ND     10,400       832      32 0.3  3.8
FL    600,212    51,315   9,499 1.6 18.5 OH    277,506    15,559   3,640 1.3 23.4
GA    462,355    27,119   7,016 1.5 25.9 OK     90,092     6,694     776 0.9 11.6
HI    514,109    65,306  14,194 2.8 21.7 OR    187,396    16,250   3,325 1.8 20.5
ID     26,511     2,154     321 1.2 14.9 PA    472,764    38,706   7,724 1.6 20.0
IL    714,098    53,590  10,118 1.4 18.9 RI     34,088     3,576     570 1.7 15.9
IN    158,429     9,591   2,032 1.3 21.2 SC     81,556     8,381   1,269 1.6 15.1
IA     72,325     3,999     489 0.7 12.2 SD     12,802       818     214 1.7 26.2
KS     86,704     4,894     719 0.8 14.7 TN    115,927     7,209   1,233 1.1 17.1
KY     64,175     3,855   1,073 1.7 27.8 TX  1,510,325    92,245  15,887 1.1 17.2
LA     79,180     6,912   1,184 1.5 17.1 UT     83,000     6,681   1,012 1.2 15.1
ME     16,533     2,742     519 3.1 18.9 VT     11,967       279 ‡ ‡ ‡
MD    407,318    27,931   4,707 1.2 16.9 VA    573,265    39,564   7,133 1.2 18.0
MA    490,422    29,400   5,698 1.2 19.4 WA    722,003    56,837  12,036 1.7 21.2
MI    316,874    19,154   4,138 1.3 21.6 WV     13,885       724      41 0.3  5.7
MN    285,500    26,301   7,647 2.7 29.1 WI    175,821    10,095   2,061 1.2 20.4
MS     23,953     1,292      49 0.2  3.8 WY      4,188       134 ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.69). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.70 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 419,250 2.3 17.2 MO    367,772    53,894   7,130 1.9 13.2
AL    201,825    39,382   6,180 3.1 15.7 MT    118,789    18,036   2,965 2.5 16.4
AK    181,158    26,058   3,854 2.1 14.8 NE     96,675    11,662   1,072 1.1  9.2
AZ    582,730    77,431  11,555 2.0 14.9 NV    247,985    31,043   5,653 2.3 18.2
AR    226,505    40,367  10,394 4.6 25.7 NH     59,740     6,828   1,306 2.2 19.1
CA  2,054,331   236,227  46,610 2.3 19.7 NJ    376,467    35,122   7,070 1.9 20.1
CO    329,234    39,475   5,697 1.7 14.4 NM    245,620    37,235   6,441 2.6 17.3
CT    180,968    18,403   2,059 1.1 11.2 NY    985,476   112,102  21,314 2.2 19.0
DE     57,808     7,511   1,579 2.7 21.0 NC    615,251    87,927  13,701 2.2 15.6
DC     37,115     4,657     836 2.3 18.0 ND     68,654    12,360   1,850 2.7 15.0
FL  1,013,133   118,163  20,636 2.0 17.5 OH    589,222    89,309  16,448 2.8 18.4
GA    530,754    72,802  13,372 2.5 18.4 OK    638,008   111,996  17,587 2.8 15.7
HI    426,906    44,427   7,219 1.7 16.2 OR    320,681    50,938   8,089 2.5 15.9
ID    109,531    18,567   2,887 2.6 15.5 PA    559,092    71,760  10,806 1.9 15.1
IL    506,673    65,349  11,004 2.2 16.8 RI     68,406    10,646   1,899 2.8 17.8
IN    317,023    50,547   9,818 3.1 19.4 SC    235,909    32,829   4,781 2.0 14.6
IA    141,527    21,543   3,281 2.3 15.2 SD    108,588    14,055   2,525 2.3 18.0
KS    174,003    25,769   3,795 2.2 14.7 TN    340,265    57,177   9,745 2.9 17.0
KY    220,186    45,450   9,788 4.4 21.5 TX  1,077,551   150,286  24,635 2.3 16.4
LA    215,298    42,543   7,845 3.6 18.4 UT    190,627    19,326   2,132 1.1 11.0
ME     76,326    10,290     753 1.0  7.3 VT     29,594     4,443     370 1.3  8.3
MD    326,937    36,119   6,539 2.0 18.1 VA    491,506    57,985   9,498 1.9 16.4
MA    445,708    43,051   7,122 1.6 16.5 WA    664,634    82,807  13,735 2.1 16.6
MI    510,229    76,001  13,561 2.7 17.8 WV     77,452    14,876   3,301 4.3 22.2
MN    317,793    40,241   7,773 2.4 19.3 WI    258,329    33,674   6,118 2.4 18.2
MS    129,651    25,794   4,336 3.3 16.8 WY     36,548     4,897     586 1.6 12.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.70). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.71 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 1,202,968 1.9 19.5 MO    276,356    26,810     3,800 1.4 14.2
AL    232,378    19,154     3,322 1.4 17.3 MT     46,633     5,909       456 1.0  7.7
AK     48,344     6,508       738 1.5 11.3 NE    230,970    22,427     4,340 1.9 19.4
AZ  2,319,648   250,147    42,561 1.8 17.0 NV    932,889    84,600    15,715 1.7 18.6
AR    246,029    16,834     3,963 1.6 23.5 NH     58,870     4,841       967 1.6 20.0
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   318,016 2.0 22.0 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    37,131 1.9 20.5
CO  1,273,390   130,232    21,161 1.7 16.2 NM  1,044,944   157,740    32,030 3.1 20.3
CT    629,437    77,330    13,879 2.2 17.9 NY  3,833,710   454,167   103,409 2.7 22.8
DE     99,938    10,450     2,656 2.7 25.4 NC  1,046,891    78,346    12,506 1.2 16.0
DC     76,172     5,802       666 0.9 11.5 ND     29,797     2,738        96 0.3  3.5
FL  5,778,026   617,643   127,097 2.2 20.6 OH    500,372    62,201    10,291 2.1 16.5
GA  1,065,571    85,653    11,635 1.1 13.6 OK    460,447    46,426     4,830 1.0 10.4
HI    151,411    16,715     3,132 2.1 18.7 OR    591,131    61,081     9,732 1.6 15.9
ID    249,896    23,181     3,290 1.3 14.2 PA  1,067,122   158,234    24,729 2.3 15.6
IL  2,258,906   169,299    30,722 1.4 18.1 RI    186,138    23,499     4,510 2.4 19.2
IN    514,657    48,243     8,864 1.7 18.4 SC    322,182    26,182     3,836 1.2 14.7
IA    210,262    22,441     1,692 0.8  7.5 SD     35,955     5,173       593 1.6 11.5
KS    369,828    33,053     5,137 1.4 15.5 TN    415,849    32,808     5,271 1.3 16.1
KY    170,635    15,078     1,578 0.9 10.5 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   238,699 2.0 19.8
LA    247,575    23,522     3,216 1.3 13.7 UT    487,859    40,603     4,264 0.9 10.5
ME     24,929     3,924       814 3.3 20.7 VT     13,250       622       401 3.0 64.5
MD    677,549    47,491     7,015 1.0 14.8 VA    852,505    69,670    11,406 1.3 16.4
MA    889,873   109,853    24,640 2.8 22.4 WA  1,038,598    94,623    14,310 1.4 15.1
MI    555,515    52,746     9,302 1.7 17.6 WV     30,006     3,249       691 2.3 21.3
MN    331,177    34,109     4,659 1.4 13.7 WI    436,775    38,798     7,295 1.7 18.8
MS     91,038    10,387     1,397 1.5 13.4 WY     60,608     7,932       508 0.8  6.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.71). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.72 Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 190,098,878 27,016,547 9,544,218 5.0 35.3 MO   4,656,579    697,181   234,908 5.0 33.7
AL   3,184,460    527,754   189,505 6.0 35.9 MT     909,648    133,509    41,031 4.5 30.7
AK     406,540     58,701    17,094 4.2 29.1 NE   1,482,387    203,254    60,993 4.1 30.0
AZ   3,738,446    584,770   194,841 5.2 33.3 NV   1,397,306    225,991    81,040 5.8 35.9
AR   2,030,104    380,009   130,035 6.4 34.2 NH   1,201,250    150,802    51,106 4.3 33.9
CA  13,249,361  1,830,108   736,958 5.6 40.3 NJ   4,784,047    555,138   221,507 4.6 39.9
CO   3,728,603    432,073   137,525 3.7 31.8 NM     721,834    133,877    47,097 6.5 35.2
CT   2,232,506    278,952   104,842 4.7 37.6 NY  10,479,371  1,308,805   521,092 5.0 39.8
DE     587,378     85,623    29,813 5.1 34.8 NC   6,316,752    923,806   312,920 5.0 33.9
DC     240,556     14,954     3,567 1.5 23.9 ND     623,790     74,109    19,420 3.1 26.2
FL  10,990,456  1,750,758   596,144 5.4 34.1 OH   8,908,956  1,288,260   436,917 4.9 33.9
GA   5,335,464    751,928   260,490 4.9 34.6 OK   2,457,925    466,571   152,491 6.2 32.7
HI     271,635     37,447    14,537 5.4 38.8 OR   3,029,523    497,436   180,165 5.9 36.2
ID   1,480,412    218,224    67,384 4.6 30.9 PA   9,426,460  1,282,928   456,840 4.8 35.6
IL   7,371,871    954,757   354,154 4.8 37.1 RI     743,991    104,629    38,345 5.2 36.6
IN   5,140,106    726,949   253,633 4.9 34.9 SC   3,206,975    469,325   159,768 5.0 34.0
IA   2,615,446    339,547   116,498 4.5 34.3 SD     702,642     88,886    21,968 3.1 24.7
KS   2,111,882    298,051   102,017 4.8 34.2 TN   4,965,911    792,061   281,701 5.7 35.6
KY   3,670,384    672,426   248,075 6.8 36.9 TX  11,434,613  1,608,696   543,026 4.7 33.8
LA   2,587,093    424,538   143,566 5.5 33.8 UT   2,513,733    275,526    89,225 3.5 32.4
ME   1,219,978    190,305    73,082 6.0 38.4 VT     576,835     79,970    27,455 4.8 34.3
MD   2,905,120    352,152   120,076 4.1 34.1 VA   5,003,280    661,869   232,797 4.7 35.2
MA   4,666,173    573,706   211,102 4.5 36.8 WA   4,909,292    726,197   252,179 5.1 34.7
MI   7,266,312  1,024,489   372,581 5.1 36.4 WV   1,589,271    300,536   109,010 6.9 36.3
MN   4,338,536    528,974   185,006 4.3 35.0 WI   4,617,144    560,125   182,313 3.9 32.5
MS   1,606,860    306,274   106,166 6.6 34.7 WY     463,681     63,591    20,213 4.4 31.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.72). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White people with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.73 Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 38,052,940 5,522,115 2,027,490  5.3 36.7 MO    639,994    97,259    35,518  5.5 36.5
AL  1,272,014   215,613    74,202  5.8 34.4 MT      4,334       702       459 10.6 65.4
AK     18,535     5,306     1,968 10.6 37.1 NE     83,132     9,402     3,601  4.3 38.3
AZ    299,825    39,337    13,292  4.4 33.8 NV    266,536    33,377     9,629  3.6 28.8
AR    431,135    77,866    29,427  6.8 37.8 NH     15,877     1,428       956  6.0 66.9
CA  1,981,192   323,465   137,786  7.0 42.6 NJ  1,110,146   140,495    54,323  4.9 38.7
CO    205,822    25,940     8,294  4.0 32.0 NM     34,779     4,793     1,854  5.3 38.7
CT    346,926    40,836    15,615  4.5 38.2 NY  2,588,442   353,086   151,817  5.9 43.0
DE    202,448    24,110     8,775  4.3 36.4 NC  2,045,771   303,084   109,818  5.4 36.2
DC    280,018    50,930    16,597  5.9 32.6 ND     21,840     2,431       228  1.0  9.4
FL  3,085,079   373,256   132,939  4.3 35.6 OH  1,337,296   203,817    67,165  5.0 33.0
GA  3,208,153   435,632   157,380  4.9 36.1 OK    256,793    44,112    14,773  5.8 33.5
HI     18,898     4,268     1,201  6.4 28.1 OR     77,462    11,974     4,530  5.8 37.8
ID     13,392       989       323  2.4 32.7 PA  1,241,809   212,646    83,654  6.7 39.3
IL  1,645,068   248,755    96,559  5.9 38.8 RI     48,245     8,262     3,369  7.0 40.8
IN    578,746    84,002    27,472  4.7 32.7 SC  1,260,829   194,096    73,282  5.8 37.8
IA    109,521     9,649     2,833  2.6 29.4 SD     17,138     2,604     1,188  6.9 45.6
KS    137,777    24,283     9,236  6.7 38.0 TN  1,036,669   140,969    48,726  4.7 34.6
KY    302,705    46,890    16,864  5.6 36.0 TX  3,321,970   460,733   145,702  4.4 31.6
LA  1,389,733   226,703    81,364  5.9 35.9 UT     34,261     3,354       855  2.5 25.5
ME     20,416     3,171     1,119  5.5 35.3 VT      6,913       655       175  2.5 26.7
MD  1,744,066   223,654    77,990  4.5 34.9 VA  1,495,219   211,347    72,345  4.8 34.2
MA    423,512    52,464    19,938  4.7 38.0 WA    285,584    36,469    13,657  4.8 37.4
MI  1,302,121   221,914    91,855  7.1 41.4 WV     44,961     9,142     4,422  9.8 48.4
MN    379,515    49,837    18,639  4.9 37.4 WI    340,962    47,332    19,142  5.6 40.4
MS  1,034,136   179,095    64,059  6.2 35.8 WY      5,225       581       575 11.0 99.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.73). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.74 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,814,944 1,454,941 662,701 3.5 45.5 MO    122,145     8,409   3,867 3.2 46.0
AL     66,151     3,946   1,374 2.1 34.8 MT      7,843       590      54 0.7  9.2
AK     49,035     2,621     820 1.7 31.3 NE     42,521     2,839   1,562 3.7 55.0
AZ    234,881    18,745   6,192 2.6 33.0 NV    260,138    27,155   8,392 3.2 30.9
AR     41,775     2,647   1,133 2.7 42.8 NH     37,686     2,138     774 2.1 36.2
CA  5,864,485   509,446 261,275 4.5 51.3 NJ    915,258    50,881  23,733 2.6 46.6
CO    178,302    15,310   5,835 3.3 38.1 NM     30,315     2,912   1,518 5.0 52.1
CT    168,826    11,623   4,367 2.6 37.6 NY  1,712,250   131,682  68,696 4.0 52.2
DE     40,234     1,849     655 1.6 35.4 NC    321,555    20,470   7,387 2.3 36.1
DC     25,861     1,539     560 2.2 36.4 ND     10,400       832      32 0.3  3.8
FL    600,212    51,315  21,336 3.6 41.6 OH    277,506    15,559   5,909 2.1 38.0
GA    462,355    27,119  12,563 2.7 46.3 OK     90,092     6,694   3,444 3.8 51.4
HI    514,109    65,306  27,849 5.4 42.6 OR    187,396    16,250   7,039 3.8 43.3
ID     26,511     2,154     776 2.9 36.0 PA    472,764    38,706  18,560 3.9 48.0
IL    714,098    53,590  21,907 3.1 40.9 RI     34,088     3,576   2,120 6.2 59.3
IN    158,429     9,591   3,862 2.4 40.3 SC     81,556     8,381   3,097 3.8 37.0
IA     72,325     3,999     856 1.2 21.4 SD     12,802       818     214 1.7 26.2
KS     86,704     4,894   1,886 2.2 38.5 TN    115,927     7,209   2,480 2.1 34.4
KY     64,175     3,855   1,526 2.4 39.6 TX  1,510,325    92,245  36,316 2.4 39.4
LA     79,180     6,912   2,104 2.7 30.4 UT     83,000     6,681   2,134 2.6 31.9
ME     16,533     2,742     771 4.7 28.1 VT     11,967       279 ‡ ‡ ‡
MD    407,318    27,931  11,055 2.7 39.6 VA    573,265    39,564  15,234 2.7 38.5
MA    490,422    29,400  12,646 2.6 43.0 WA    722,003    56,837  24,806 3.4 43.6
MI    316,874    19,154   8,948 2.8 46.7 WV     13,885       724     191 1.4 26.4
MN    285,500    26,301   9,237 3.2 35.1 WI    175,821    10,095   5,239 3.0 51.9
MS     23,953     1,292     276 1.2 21.4 WY      4,188       134      94 2.2 70.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.74). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 1.75 Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 18,182,193 2,439,380 829,342 4.6 34.0 MO    367,772    53,894  17,230 4.7 32.0
AL    201,825    39,382  12,540 6.2 31.8 MT    118,789    18,036   6,005 5.1 33.3
AK    181,158    26,058   7,520 4.2 28.9 NE     96,675    11,662   2,532 2.6 21.7
AZ    582,730    77,431  23,927 4.1 30.9 NV    247,985    31,043   9,897 4.0 31.9
AR    226,505    40,367  16,205 7.2 40.1 NH     59,740     6,828   2,973 5.0 43.5
CA  2,054,331   236,227  91,141 4.4 38.6 NJ    376,467    35,122  10,127 2.7 28.8
CO    329,234    39,475  12,292 3.7 31.1 NM    245,620    37,235  13,160 5.4 35.3
CT    180,968    18,403   6,913 3.8 37.6 NY    985,476   112,102  40,747 4.1 36.3
DE     57,808     7,511   3,350 5.8 44.6 NC    615,251    87,927  29,426 4.8 33.5
DC     37,115     4,657   1,286 3.5 27.6 ND     68,654    12,360   2,388 3.5 19.3
FL  1,013,133   118,163  39,521 3.9 33.4 OH    589,222    89,309  25,764 4.4 28.8
GA    530,754    72,802  24,543 4.6 33.7 OK    638,008   111,996  36,381 5.7 32.5
HI    426,906    44,427  18,264 4.3 41.1 OR    320,681    50,938  20,114 6.3 39.5
ID    109,531    18,567   6,520 6.0 35.1 PA    559,092    71,760  25,876 4.6 36.1
IL    506,673    65,349  22,721 4.5 34.8 RI     68,406    10,646   3,950 5.8 37.1
IN    317,023    50,547  14,759 4.7 29.2 SC    235,909    32,829   8,234 3.5 25.1
IA    141,527    21,543   7,166 5.1 33.3 SD    108,588    14,055   5,533 5.1 39.4
KS    174,003    25,769   8,148 4.7 31.6 TN    340,265    57,177  18,977 5.6 33.2
KY    220,186    45,450  16,500 7.5 36.3 TX  1,077,551   150,286  44,602 4.1 29.7
LA    215,298    42,543  15,162 7.0 35.6 UT    190,627    19,326   6,519 3.4 33.7
ME     76,326    10,290   3,687 4.8 35.8 VT     29,594     4,443   2,573 8.7 57.9
MD    326,937    36,119  12,259 3.7 33.9 VA    491,506    57,985  18,633 3.8 32.1
MA    445,708    43,051  15,336 3.4 35.6 WA    664,634    82,807  28,611 4.3 34.6
MI    510,229    76,001  24,744 4.8 32.6 WV     77,452    14,876   4,462 5.8 30.0
MN    317,793    40,241  17,436 5.5 43.3 WI    258,329    33,674  12,779 4.9 37.9
MS    129,651    25,794   8,379 6.5 32.5 WY     36,548     4,897   1,530 4.2 31.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.75). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.76 Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 61,793,823 6,169,016 2,081,938 3.4 33.7 MO    276,356    26,810     6,806 2.5 25.4
AL    232,378    19,154     5,354 2.3 28.0 MT     46,633     5,909     1,872 4.0 31.7
AK     48,344     6,508     1,544 3.2 23.7 NE    230,970    22,427     4,775 2.1 21.3
AZ  2,319,648   250,147    76,392 3.3 30.5 NV    932,889    84,600    25,120 2.7 29.7
AR    246,029    16,834     4,762 1.9 28.3 NH     58,870     4,841     1,451 2.5 30.0
CA 15,576,282 1,443,253   521,205 3.3 36.1 NJ  1,977,436   181,078    61,105 3.1 33.7
CO  1,273,390   130,232    39,925 3.1 30.7 NM  1,044,944   157,740    58,498 5.6 37.1
CT    629,437    77,330    25,497 4.1 33.0 NY  3,833,710   454,167   192,166 5.0 42.3
DE     99,938    10,450     2,395 2.4 22.9 NC  1,046,891    78,346    24,050 2.3 30.7
DC     76,172     5,802     1,090 1.4 18.8 ND     29,797     2,738       221 0.7  8.1
FL  5,778,026   617,643   221,780 3.8 35.9 OH    500,372    62,201    20,811 4.2 33.5
GA  1,065,571    85,653    23,446 2.2 27.4 OK    460,447    46,426    11,953 2.6 25.7
HI    151,411    16,715     5,791 3.8 34.6 OR    591,131    61,081    18,887 3.2 30.9
ID    249,896    23,181     5,610 2.2 24.2 PA  1,067,122   158,234    46,234 4.3 29.2
IL  2,258,906   169,299    57,610 2.6 34.0 RI    186,138    23,499     7,814 4.2 33.3
IN    514,657    48,243    14,119 2.7 29.3 SC    322,182    26,182     7,284 2.3 27.8
IA    210,262    22,441     5,476 2.6 24.4 SD     35,955     5,173     1,574 4.4 30.4
KS    369,828    33,053    11,479 3.1 34.7 TN    415,849    32,808     8,988 2.2 27.4
KY    170,635    15,078     3,236 1.9 21.5 TX 11,728,064 1,206,211   388,807 3.3 32.2
LA    247,575    23,522     6,660 2.7 28.3 UT    487,859    40,603    11,712 2.4 28.8
ME     24,929     3,924     1,302 5.2 33.2 VT     13,250       622       509 3.8 81.8
MD    677,549    47,491    13,676 2.0 28.8 VA    852,505    69,670    19,017 2.2 27.3
MA    889,873   109,853    42,845 4.8 39.0 WA  1,038,598    94,623    24,897 2.4 26.3
MI    555,515    52,746    16,978 3.1 32.2 WV     30,006     3,249       969 3.2 29.8
MN    331,177    34,109    10,866 3.3 31.9 WI    436,775    38,798    14,124 3.2 36.4
MS     91,038    10,387     2,030 2.2 19.5 WY     60,608     7,932     1,226 2.0 15.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.76). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic people with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.77 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 6,774,418 4.2 32.9 MO   2,965,861    433,781   148,090 5.0 34.1
AL   2,382,659    383,399   126,545 5.3 33.0 MT     550,116     85,557    39,215 7.1 45.8
AK     361,369     51,047    21,772 6.0 42.7 NE     962,845    122,410    44,556 4.6 36.4
AZ   3,550,863    479,263   183,153 5.2 38.2 NV   1,554,349    205,669    73,495 4.7 35.7
AR   1,458,706    255,212    87,082 6.0 34.1 NH     685,870     83,653    30,320 4.4 36.2
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   637,140 3.3 30.6 NJ   4,483,613    448,329   122,964 2.7 27.4
CO   2,867,430    324,539   125,564 4.4 38.7 NM   1,017,409    161,991    59,792 5.9 36.9
CT   1,738,212    208,287    64,892 3.7 31.2 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   290,284 3.0 27.0
DE     474,249     64,551    21,779 4.6 33.7 NC   4,993,614    680,203   220,946 4.4 32.5
DC     311,238     33,726     7,219 2.3 21.4 ND     387,128     43,966    20,659 5.3 47.0
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   482,471 4.6 34.0 OH   5,694,662    794,779   251,438 4.4 31.6
GA   5,114,715    648,867   196,214 3.8 30.2 OK   1,929,803    329,666   123,441 6.4 37.4
HI     680,559     88,977    32,342 4.8 36.3 OR   2,091,146    316,902   112,824 5.4 35.6
ID     938,537    135,938    59,911 6.4 44.1 PA   6,271,632    846,219   266,166 4.2 31.5
IL   6,142,850    698,827   209,320 3.4 30.0 RI     525,890     69,919    19,256 3.7 27.5
IN   3,309,815    442,981   153,152 4.6 34.6 SC   2,458,411    352,076   106,627 4.3 30.3
IA   1,572,805    195,754    75,436 4.8 38.5 SD     443,799     58,301    23,690 5.3 40.6
KS   1,434,605    192,728    72,904 5.1 37.8 TN   3,342,855    501,677   176,587 5.3 35.2
KY   2,171,550    388,070   128,732 5.9 33.2 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   570,334 4.0 33.0
LA   2,175,836    345,254   114,218 5.2 33.1 UT   1,672,175    168,126    59,094 3.5 35.1
ME     666,114    108,162    39,670 6.0 36.7 VT     315,647     45,300    16,313 5.2 36.0
MD   2,924,550    312,469    88,588 3.0 28.4 VA   4,102,872    497,306   160,491 3.9 32.3
MA   3,366,202    371,402   114,029 3.4 30.7 WA   3,803,546    486,842   179,673 4.7 36.9
MI   4,903,950    670,822   214,248 4.4 31.9 WV     867,709    162,253    62,401 7.2 38.5
MN   2,820,287    341,723   118,503 4.2 34.7 WI   2,909,456    345,187   125,861 4.3 36.5
MS   1,385,394    249,069    77,511 5.6 31.1 WY     290,687     36,608    17,506 6.0 47.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.77). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.78 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 4,857,940 2.9 22.0 MO   3,096,985    449,772    98,470 3.2 21.9
AL   2,574,169    422,450    80,644 3.1 19.1 MT     537,131     73,189    17,404 3.2 23.8
AK     342,243     48,147    11,603 3.4 24.1 NE     972,840    127,174    31,780 3.3 25.0
AZ   3,624,667    491,167   115,345 3.2 23.5 NV   1,550,505    196,497    42,562 2.7 21.7
AR   1,516,842    262,511    55,238 3.6 21.0 NH     687,553     82,384    19,937 2.9 24.2
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778   503,038 2.6 22.2 NJ   4,679,741    514,385   115,102 2.5 22.4
CO   2,847,921    318,491    87,745 3.1 27.6 NM   1,060,083    174,566    45,159 4.3 25.9
CT   1,820,451    218,857    47,569 2.6 21.7 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782   261,854 2.6 20.4
DE     513,557     64,992    15,962 3.1 24.6 NC   5,352,606    733,430   167,880 3.1 22.9
DC     348,484     44,156     6,760 1.9 15.3 ND     367,353     48,504    12,030 3.3 24.8
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687   327,990 3.0 22.0 OH   5,918,690    864,367   188,457 3.2 21.8
GA   5,487,582    724,267   150,099 2.7 20.7 OK   1,973,462    346,133    79,003 4.0 22.8
HI     702,400     79,186    18,537 2.6 23.4 OR   2,115,047    320,777    73,210 3.5 22.8
ID     941,205    127,177    30,252 3.2 23.8 PA   6,495,615    918,055   198,402 3.1 21.6
IL   6,353,766    792,923   174,602 2.7 22.0 RI     554,978     80,693    15,479 2.8 19.2
IN   3,399,146    476,351   104,562 3.1 22.0 SC   2,649,040    378,737    79,850 3.0 21.1
IA   1,576,276    201,425    48,579 3.1 24.1 SD     433,326     53,235    13,156 3.0 24.7
KS   1,445,589    193,322    45,767 3.2 23.7 TN   3,531,766    528,547   119,911 3.4 22.7
KY   2,256,535    395,629    85,759 3.8 21.7 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801   382,699 2.6 21.4
LA   2,343,043    378,964    78,128 3.3 20.6 UT   1,637,305    177,364    43,773 2.7 24.7
ME     692,068    102,270    23,846 3.4 23.3 VT     322,912     40,669    11,444 3.5 28.1
MD   3,136,440    374,878    78,896 2.5 21.0 VA   4,312,903    543,129   126,770 2.9 23.3
MA   3,549,486    437,072    96,793 2.7 22.1 WA   3,816,565    510,091   118,914 3.1 23.3
MI   5,047,101    723,482   152,341 3.0 21.1 WV     887,866    166,274    37,979 4.3 22.8
MN   2,832,234    337,739    76,092 2.7 22.5 WI   2,919,575    344,837    81,679 2.8 23.7
MS   1,500,244    273,773    47,540 3.2 17.4 WY     279,563     40,527    11,349 4.1 28.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.78). 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 hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 1.79 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 3,647,995 2.3 17.7 MO   2,965,861    433,781    73,511 2.5 16.9
AL   2,382,659    383,399    66,687 2.8 17.4 MT     550,116     85,557    13,000 2.4 15.2
AK     361,369     51,047     7,758 2.1 15.2 NE     962,845    122,410    19,613 2.0 16.0
AZ   3,550,863    479,263    81,196 2.3 16.9 NV   1,554,349    205,669    41,050 2.6 20.0
AR   1,458,706    255,212    49,250 3.4 19.3 NH     685,870     83,653    11,324 1.7 13.5
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   389,831 2.0 18.7 NJ   4,483,613    448,329    86,215 1.9 19.2
CO   2,867,430    324,539    57,401 2.0 17.7 NM   1,017,409    161,991    30,532 3.0 18.8
CT   1,738,212    208,287    36,632 2.1 17.6 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   172,138 1.8 16.0
DE     474,249     64,551    12,596 2.7 19.5 NC   4,993,614    680,203   125,132 2.5 18.4
DC     311,238     33,726     6,972 2.2 20.7 ND     387,128     43,966     7,670 2.0 17.4
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   258,853 2.5 18.2 OH   5,694,662    794,779   130,562 2.3 16.4
GA   5,114,715    648,867   119,713 2.3 18.4 OK   1,929,803    329,666    70,108 3.6 21.3
HI     680,559     88,977    13,223 1.9 14.9 OR   2,091,146    316,902    48,122 2.3 15.2
ID     938,537    135,938    23,776 2.5 17.5 PA   6,271,632    846,219   141,833 2.3 16.8
IL   6,142,850    698,827   120,421 2.0 17.2 RI     525,890     69,919    11,699 2.2 16.7
IN   3,309,815    442,981    76,305 2.3 17.2 SC   2,458,411    352,076    65,851 2.7 18.7
IA   1,572,805    195,754    29,086 1.8 14.9 SD     443,799     58,301     8,134 1.8 14.0
KS   1,434,605    192,728    31,837 2.2 16.5 TN   3,342,855    501,677    95,696 2.9 19.1
KY   2,171,550    388,070    80,227 3.7 20.7 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   360,026 2.5 20.8
LA   2,175,836    345,254    74,406 3.4 21.6 UT   1,672,175    168,126    29,786 1.8 17.7
ME     666,114    108,162    13,928 2.1 12.9 VT     315,647     45,300     5,480 1.7 12.1
MD   2,924,550    312,469    47,933 1.6 15.3 VA   4,102,872    497,306    89,778 2.2 18.1
MA   3,366,202    371,402    57,950 1.7 15.6 WA   3,803,546    486,842    74,861 2.0 15.4
MI   4,903,950    670,822    99,599 2.0 14.8 WV     867,709    162,253    26,156 3.0 16.1
MN   2,820,287    341,723    41,166 1.5 12.0 WI   2,909,456    345,187    51,809 1.8 15.0
MS   1,385,394    249,069    55,545 4.0 22.3 WY     290,687     36,608     5,618 1.9 15.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.79). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 1.80 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 4,438,152 2.7 20.1 MO   3,096,985    449,772    90,735 2.9 20.2
AL   2,574,169    422,450    86,216 3.3 20.4 MT     537,131     73,189    14,513 2.7 19.8
AK     342,243     48,147     9,575 2.8 19.9 NE     972,840    127,174    27,928 2.9 22.0
AZ   3,624,667    491,167    98,837 2.7 20.1 NV   1,550,505    196,497    46,867 3.0 23.9
AR   1,516,842    262,511    57,101 3.8 21.8 NH     687,553     82,384    16,104 2.3 19.5
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778   462,089 2.4 20.4 NJ   4,679,741    514,385   101,331 2.2 19.7
CO   2,847,921    318,491    65,383 2.3 20.5 NM   1,060,083    174,566    35,068 3.3 20.1
CT   1,820,451    218,857    42,190 2.3 19.3 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782   239,984 2.4 18.7
DE     513,557     64,992    13,537 2.6 20.8 NC   5,352,606    733,430   147,233 2.8 20.1
DC     348,484     44,156     6,840 2.0 15.5 ND     367,353     48,504    13,511 3.7 27.9
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687   301,451 2.7 20.2 OH   5,918,690    864,367   157,713 2.7 18.2
GA   5,487,582    724,267   158,709 2.9 21.9 OK   1,973,462    346,133    84,727 4.3 24.5
HI     702,400     79,186    13,034 1.9 16.5 OR   2,115,047    320,777    57,685 2.7 18.0
ID     941,205    127,177    27,502 2.9 21.6 PA   6,495,615    918,055   173,610 2.7 18.9
IL   6,353,766    792,923   145,648 2.3 18.4 RI     554,978     80,693    14,183 2.6 17.6
IN   3,399,146    476,351    90,985 2.7 19.1 SC   2,649,040    378,737    80,045 3.0 21.1
IA   1,576,276    201,425    32,923 2.1 16.3 SD     433,326     53,235    10,086 2.3 18.9
KS   1,445,589    193,322    34,791 2.4 18.0 TN   3,531,766    528,547   117,679 3.3 22.3
KY   2,256,535    395,629    84,329 3.7 21.3 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801   430,041 2.9 24.0
LA   2,343,043    378,964    94,847 4.0 25.0 UT   1,637,305    177,364    31,465 1.9 17.7
ME     692,068    102,270    13,889 2.0 13.6 VT     322,912     40,669     7,741 2.4 19.0
MD   3,136,440    374,878    70,366 2.2 18.8 VA   4,312,903    543,129   110,831 2.6 20.4
MA   3,549,486    437,072    82,422 2.3 18.9 WA   3,816,565    510,091    90,642 2.4 17.8
MI   5,047,101    723,482   122,481 2.4 16.9 WV     887,866    166,274    33,253 3.7 20.0
MN   2,832,234    337,739    53,380 1.9 15.8 WI   2,919,575    344,837    56,348 1.9 16.3
MS   1,500,244    273,773    70,321 4.7 25.7 WY     279,563     40,527     9,983 3.6 24.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.80). 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 vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 1.81 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 8,376,888 5.2 40.7 MO   2,965,861    433,781   176,410 5.9 40.7
AL   2,382,659    383,399   148,115 6.2 38.6 MT     550,116     85,557    31,221 5.7 36.5
AK     361,369     51,047    20,627 5.7 40.4 NE     962,845    122,410    48,418 5.0 39.6
AZ   3,550,863    479,263   190,746 5.4 39.8 NV   1,554,349    205,669    78,700 5.1 38.3
AR   1,458,706    255,212   109,260 7.5 42.8 NH     685,870     83,653    34,269 5.0 41.0
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   860,061 4.5 41.4 NJ   4,483,613    448,329   172,619 3.8 38.5
CO   2,867,430    324,539   133,444 4.7 41.1 NM   1,017,409    161,991    64,458 6.3 39.8
CT   1,738,212    208,287    86,345 5.0 41.5 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   447,379 4.7 41.6
DE     474,249     64,551    23,809 5.0 36.9 NC   4,993,614    680,203   273,228 5.5 40.2
DC     311,238     33,726    14,250 4.6 42.3 ND     387,128     43,966    13,859 3.6 31.5
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   547,420 5.2 38.6 OH   5,694,662    794,779   337,474 5.9 42.5
GA   5,114,715    648,867   266,916 5.2 41.1 OK   1,929,803    329,666   127,487 6.6 38.7
HI     680,559     88,977    34,807 5.1 39.1 OR   2,091,146    316,902   141,752 6.8 44.7
ID     938,537    135,938    52,182 5.6 38.4 PA   6,271,632    846,219   359,175 5.7 42.4
IL   6,142,850    698,827   274,975 4.5 39.3 RI     525,890     69,919    31,603 6.0 45.2
IN   3,309,815    442,981   176,761 5.3 39.9 SC   2,458,411    352,076   135,227 5.5 38.4
IA   1,572,805    195,754    73,399 4.7 37.5 SD     443,799     58,301    21,870 4.9 37.5
KS   1,434,605    192,728    84,114 5.9 43.6 TN   3,342,855    501,677   199,870 6.0 39.8
KY   2,171,550    388,070   160,211 7.4 41.3 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   697,718 4.9 40.4
LA   2,175,836    345,254   142,542 6.6 41.3 UT   1,672,175    168,126    74,166 4.4 44.1
ME     666,114    108,162    46,796 7.0 43.3 VT     315,647     45,300    18,901 6.0 41.7
MD   2,924,550    312,469   124,971 4.3 40.0 VA   4,102,872    497,306   197,991 4.8 39.8
MA   3,366,202    371,402   156,497 4.6 42.1 WA   3,803,546    486,842   208,704 5.5 42.9
MI   4,903,950    670,822   283,534 5.8 42.3 WV     867,709    162,253    63,252 7.3 39.0
MN   2,820,287    341,723   154,378 5.5 45.2 WI   2,909,456    345,187   137,745 4.7 39.9
MS   1,385,394    249,069   105,083 7.6 42.2 WY     290,687     36,608    12,149 4.2 33.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.81). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.82 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 8,222,779 4.9 37.3 MO   3,096,985    449,772   166,908 5.4 37.1
AL   2,574,169    422,450   154,918 6.0 36.7 MT     537,131     73,189    28,373 5.3 38.8
AK     342,243     48,147    18,979 5.5 39.4 NE     972,840    127,174    44,982 4.6 35.4
AZ   3,624,667    491,167   179,177 4.9 36.5 NV   1,550,505    196,497    68,640 4.4 34.9
AR   1,516,842    262,511    97,168 6.4 37.0 NH     687,553     82,384    31,520 4.6 38.3
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778   852,079 4.4 37.7 NJ   4,679,741    514,385   166,491 3.6 32.4
CO   2,847,921    318,491   121,114 4.3 38.0 NM   1,060,083    174,566    66,809 6.3 38.3
CT   1,820,451    218,857    80,348 4.4 36.7 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782   467,707 4.6 36.4
DE     513,557     64,992    23,167 4.5 35.6 NC   5,352,606    733,430   269,329 5.0 36.7
DC     348,484     44,156    16,042 4.6 36.3 ND     367,353     48,504    16,114 4.4 33.2
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687   528,814 4.8 35.4 OH   5,918,690    864,367   336,981 5.7 39.0
GA   5,487,582    724,267   279,439 5.1 38.6 OK   1,973,462    346,133   124,354 6.3 35.9
HI     702,400     79,186    31,220 4.4 39.4 OR   2,115,047    320,777   137,001 6.5 42.7
ID     941,205    127,177    54,708 5.8 43.0 PA   6,495,615    918,055   347,682 5.4 37.9
IL   6,353,766    792,923   274,723 4.3 34.6 RI     554,978     80,693    30,428 5.5 37.7
IN   3,399,146    476,351   176,324 5.2 37.0 SC   2,649,040    378,737   129,925 4.9 34.3
IA   1,576,276    201,425    76,424 4.8 37.9 SD     433,326     53,235    17,317 4.0 32.5
KS   1,445,589    193,322    74,582 5.2 38.6 TN   3,531,766    528,547   206,769 5.9 39.1
KY   2,256,535    395,629   150,012 6.6 37.9 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801   647,256 4.4 36.2
LA   2,343,043    378,964   144,675 6.2 38.2 UT   1,637,305    177,364    81,700 5.0 46.1
ME     692,068    102,270    42,696 6.2 41.7 VT     322,912     40,669    15,434 4.8 38.0
MD   3,136,440    374,878   133,310 4.3 35.6 VA   4,312,903    543,129   195,222 4.5 35.9
MA   3,549,486    437,072   173,920 4.9 39.8 WA   3,816,565    510,091   210,945 5.5 41.4
MI   5,047,101    723,482   275,789 5.5 38.1 WV     887,866    166,274    65,675 7.4 39.5
MN   2,832,234    337,739   142,917 5.0 42.3 WI   2,919,575    344,837   131,456 4.5 38.1
MS   1,500,244    273,773   101,100 6.7 36.9 WY     279,563     40,527    14,116 5.0 34.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.82). 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 cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 1.83 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]   State Total Disability Ambulatory Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
Count Count
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 8,514,145 5.3 41.4 MO   2,965,861    433,781   175,531 5.9 40.5
AL   2,382,659    383,399   181,865 7.6 47.4 MT     550,116     85,557    31,703 5.8 37.1
AK     361,369     51,047    16,148 4.5 31.6 NE     962,845    122,410    45,659 4.7 37.3
AZ   3,550,863    479,263   194,903 5.5 40.7 NV   1,554,349    205,669    95,464 6.1 46.4
AR   1,458,706    255,212   109,966 7.5 43.1 NH     685,870     83,653    29,990 4.4 35.9
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   878,015 4.6 42.2 NJ   4,483,613    448,329   190,284 4.2 42.4
CO   2,867,430    324,539   110,649 3.9 34.1 NM   1,017,409    161,991    66,290 6.5 40.9
CT   1,738,212    208,287    82,526 4.7 39.6 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   458,609 4.8 42.6
DE     474,249     64,551    27,040 5.7 41.9 NC   4,993,614    680,203   292,088 5.8 42.9
DC     311,238     33,726    14,728 4.7 43.7 ND     387,128     43,966    14,552 3.8 33.1
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   625,527 6.0 44.1 OH   5,694,662    794,779   328,931 5.8 41.4
GA   5,114,715    648,867   283,812 5.5 43.7 OK   1,929,803    329,666   138,076 7.2 41.9
HI     680,559     88,977    38,955 5.7 43.8 OR   2,091,146    316,902   119,924 5.7 37.8
ID     938,537    135,938    46,262 4.9 34.0 PA   6,271,632    846,219   343,585 5.5 40.6
IL   6,142,850    698,827   295,386 4.8 42.3 RI     525,890     69,919    26,569 5.1 38.0
IN   3,309,815    442,981   176,682 5.3 39.9 SC   2,458,411    352,076   157,692 6.4 44.8
IA   1,572,805    195,754    76,417 4.9 39.0 SD     443,799     58,301    21,279 4.8 36.5
KS   1,434,605    192,728    70,583 4.9 36.6 TN   3,342,855    501,677   227,376 6.8 45.3
KY   2,171,550    388,070   176,275 8.1 45.4 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   710,790 4.9 41.1
LA   2,175,836    345,254   148,570 6.8 43.0 UT   1,672,175    168,126    53,896 3.2 32.1
ME     666,114    108,162    41,696 6.3 38.5 VT     315,647     45,300    16,178 5.1 35.7
MD   2,924,550    312,469   129,097 4.4 41.3 VA   4,102,872    497,306   207,228 5.1 41.7
MA   3,366,202    371,402   145,485 4.3 39.2 WA   3,803,546    486,842   181,504 4.8 37.3
MI   4,903,950    670,822   273,925 5.6 40.8 WV     867,709    162,253    74,207 8.6 45.7
MN   2,820,287    341,723   110,389 3.9 32.3 WI   2,909,456    345,187   122,066 4.2 35.4
MS   1,385,394    249,069   117,454 8.5 47.2 WY     290,687     36,608    12,319 4.2 33.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.83). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.84 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 11,933,917  7.2 54.2 MO   3,096,985    449,772    248,347  8.0 55.2
AL   2,574,169    422,450    252,084  9.8 59.7 MT     537,131     73,189     38,184  7.1 52.2
AK     342,243     48,147     21,349  6.2 44.3 NE     972,840    127,174     63,371  6.5 49.8
AZ   3,624,667    491,167    258,107  7.1 52.5 NV   1,550,505    196,497    106,745  6.9 54.3
AR   1,516,842    262,511    149,264  9.8 56.9 NH     687,553     82,384     36,988  5.4 44.9
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778  1,221,877  6.3 54.0 NJ   4,679,741    514,385    290,547  6.2 56.5
CO   2,847,921    318,491    150,984  5.3 47.4 NM   1,060,083    174,566     96,156  9.1 55.1
CT   1,820,451    218,857    115,377  6.3 52.7 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782    743,412  7.4 57.9
DE     513,557     64,992     36,717  7.1 56.5 NC   5,352,606    733,430    414,518  7.7 56.5
DC     348,484     44,156     26,402  7.6 59.8 ND     367,353     48,504     22,850  6.2 47.1
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687    855,583  7.8 57.3 OH   5,918,690    864,367    456,029  7.7 52.8
GA   5,487,582    724,267    390,803  7.1 54.0 OK   1,973,462    346,133    190,269  9.6 55.0
HI     702,400     79,186     44,939  6.4 56.8 OR   2,115,047    320,777    158,370  7.5 49.4
ID     941,205    127,177     63,255  6.7 49.7 PA   6,495,615    918,055    488,842  7.5 53.2
IL   6,353,766    792,923    443,761  7.0 56.0 RI     554,978     80,693     39,882  7.2 49.4
IN   3,399,146    476,351    264,849  7.8 55.6 SC   2,649,040    378,737    213,800  8.1 56.5
IA   1,576,276    201,425     99,104  6.3 49.2 SD     433,326     53,235     28,475  6.6 53.5
KS   1,445,589    193,322    100,795  7.0 52.1 TN   3,531,766    528,547    294,469  8.3 55.7
KY   2,256,535    395,629    227,861 10.1 57.6 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801    958,158  6.5 53.5
LA   2,343,043    378,964    210,381  9.0 55.5 UT   1,637,305    177,364     76,406  4.7 43.1
ME     692,068    102,270     50,907  7.4 49.8 VT     322,912     40,669     19,702  6.1 48.4
MD   3,136,440    374,878    199,892  6.4 53.3 VA   4,312,903    543,129    292,871  6.8 53.9
MA   3,549,486    437,072    216,773  6.1 49.6 WA   3,816,565    510,091    251,603  6.6 49.3
MI   5,047,101    723,482    398,758  7.9 55.1 WV     887,866    166,274     98,681 11.1 59.3
MN   2,832,234    337,739    149,743  5.3 44.3 WI   2,919,575    344,837    175,670  6.0 50.9
MS   1,500,244    273,773    159,790 10.7 58.4 WY     279,563     40,527     20,217  7.2 49.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.84). 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 ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 1.85 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 3,544,156 2.2 17.2 MO   2,965,861    433,781    65,276 2.2 15.0
AL   2,382,659    383,399    58,199 2.4 15.2 MT     550,116     85,557    10,564 1.9 12.3
AK     361,369     51,047     6,649 1.8 13.0 NE     962,845    122,410    14,690 1.5 12.0
AZ   3,550,863    479,263    78,608 2.2 16.4 NV   1,554,349    205,669    37,000 2.4 18.0
AR   1,458,706    255,212    46,110 3.2 18.1 NH     685,870     83,653    13,339 1.9 15.9
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   428,612 2.2 20.6 NJ   4,483,613    448,329    88,647 2.0 19.8
CO   2,867,430    324,539    48,449 1.7 14.9 NM   1,017,409    161,991    29,031 2.9 17.9
CT   1,738,212    208,287    36,586 2.1 17.6 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   215,999 2.3 20.1
DE     474,249     64,551    11,776 2.5 18.2 NC   4,993,614    680,203   117,410 2.4 17.3
DC     311,238     33,726     5,278 1.7 15.6 ND     387,128     43,966     6,087 1.6 13.8
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   245,820 2.3 17.3 OH   5,694,662    794,779   130,495 2.3 16.4
GA   5,114,715    648,867   111,897 2.2 17.2 OK   1,929,803    329,666    43,731 2.3 13.3
HI     680,559     88,977    16,860 2.5 18.9 OR   2,091,146    316,902    53,755 2.6 17.0
ID     938,537    135,938    17,720 1.9 13.0 PA   6,271,632    846,219   139,793 2.2 16.5
IL   6,142,850    698,827   124,996 2.0 17.9 RI     525,890     69,919    13,064 2.5 18.7
IN   3,309,815    442,981    68,100 2.1 15.4 SC   2,458,411    352,076    61,034 2.5 17.3
IA   1,572,805    195,754    28,009 1.8 14.3 SD     443,799     58,301     7,070 1.6 12.1
KS   1,434,605    192,728    31,093 2.2 16.1 TN   3,342,855    501,677    82,597 2.5 16.5
KY   2,171,550    388,070    70,160 3.2 18.1 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   291,943 2.0 16.9
LA   2,175,836    345,254    61,023 2.8 17.7 UT   1,672,175    168,126    19,585 1.2 11.6
ME     666,114    108,162    16,252 2.4 15.0 VT     315,647     45,300     6,692 2.1 14.8
MD   2,924,550    312,469    53,816 1.8 17.2 VA   4,102,872    497,306    89,834 2.2 18.1
MA   3,366,202    371,402    66,896 2.0 18.0 WA   3,803,546    486,842    73,737 1.9 15.1
MI   4,903,950    670,822   111,613 2.3 16.6 WV     867,709    162,253    28,260 3.3 17.4
MN   2,820,287    341,723    55,617 2.0 16.3 WI   2,909,456    345,187    58,132 2.0 16.8
MS   1,385,394    249,069    41,656 3.0 16.7 WY     290,687     36,608     4,596 1.6 12.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.85). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.86 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 4,290,698 2.6 19.5 MO   3,096,985    449,772    83,876 2.7 18.6
AL   2,574,169    422,450    78,220 3.0 18.5 MT     537,131     73,189    14,172 2.6 19.4
AK     342,243     48,147     6,859 2.0 14.2 NE     972,840    127,174    22,212 2.3 17.5
AZ   3,624,667    491,167    82,419 2.3 16.8 NV   1,550,505    196,497    38,975 2.5 19.8
AR   1,516,842    262,511    48,540 3.2 18.5 NH     687,553     82,384    10,740 1.6 13.0
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778   543,693 2.8 24.0 NJ   4,679,741    514,385   111,268 2.4 21.6
CO   2,847,921    318,491    46,523 1.6 14.6 NM   1,060,083    174,566    35,841 3.4 20.5
CT   1,820,451    218,857    43,604 2.4 19.9 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782   288,154 2.9 22.4
DE     513,557     64,992    13,833 2.7 21.3 NC   5,352,606    733,430   136,226 2.5 18.6
DC     348,484     44,156     8,076 2.3 18.3 ND     367,353     48,504     5,282 1.4 10.9
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687   298,824 2.7 20.0 OH   5,918,690    864,367   147,653 2.5 17.1
GA   5,487,582    724,267   133,633 2.4 18.5 OK   1,973,462    346,133    58,190 2.9 16.8
HI     702,400     79,186    16,457 2.3 20.8 OR   2,115,047    320,777    63,794 3.0 19.9
ID     941,205    127,177    27,202 2.9 21.4 PA   6,495,615    918,055   160,154 2.5 17.4
IL   6,353,766    792,923   155,616 2.4 19.6 RI     554,978     80,693    13,678 2.5 17.0
IN   3,399,146    476,351    88,380 2.6 18.6 SC   2,649,040    378,737    75,940 2.9 20.1
IA   1,576,276    201,425    34,631 2.2 17.2 SD     433,326     53,235     9,356 2.2 17.6
KS   1,445,589    193,322    31,517 2.2 16.3 TN   3,531,766    528,547   102,270 2.9 19.3
KY   2,256,535    395,629    78,526 3.5 19.8 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801   341,797 2.3 19.1
LA   2,343,043    378,964    78,509 3.4 20.7 UT   1,637,305    177,364    27,709 1.7 15.6
ME     692,068    102,270    15,239 2.2 14.9 VT     322,912     40,669     7,031 2.2 17.3
MD   3,136,440    374,878    63,815 2.0 17.0 VA   4,312,903    543,129   108,121 2.5 19.9
MA   3,549,486    437,072    86,156 2.4 19.7 WA   3,816,565    510,091    93,839 2.5 18.4
MI   5,047,101    723,482   134,893 2.7 18.6 WV     887,866    166,274    39,616 4.5 23.8
MN   2,832,234    337,739    61,843 2.2 18.3 WI   2,919,575    344,837    61,572 2.1 17.9
MS   1,500,244    273,773    50,792 3.4 18.6 WY     279,563     40,527     5,432 1.9 13.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.86). 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 self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 1.87 Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 160,667,758 20,570,386 6,341,631 3.9 30.8 MO   2,965,861    433,781   127,754 4.3 29.5
AL   2,382,659    383,399   114,525 4.8 29.9 MT     550,116     85,557    20,628 3.7 24.1
AK     361,369     51,047    12,941 3.6 25.4 NE     962,845    122,410    30,787 3.2 25.2
AZ   3,550,863    479,263   133,696 3.8 27.9 NV   1,554,349    205,669    60,173 3.9 29.3
AR   1,458,706    255,212    81,652 5.6 32.0 NH     685,870     83,653    26,595 3.9 31.8
CA  19,212,447  2,079,721   735,813 3.8 35.4 NJ   4,483,613    448,329   154,363 3.4 34.4
CO   2,867,430    324,539    89,414 3.1 27.6 NM   1,017,409    161,991    50,522 5.0 31.2
CT   1,738,212    208,287    65,292 3.8 31.3 NY   9,533,772  1,076,060   394,256 4.1 36.6
DE     474,249     64,551    20,625 4.3 32.0 NC   4,993,614    680,203   203,307 4.1 29.9
DC     311,238     33,726     8,422 2.7 25.0 ND     387,128     43,966     8,578 2.2 19.5
FL  10,467,743  1,418,448   425,016 4.1 30.0 OH   5,694,662    794,779   232,512 4.1 29.3
GA   5,114,715    648,867   205,672 4.0 31.7 OK   1,929,803    329,666    85,719 4.4 26.0
HI     680,559     88,977    29,250 4.3 32.9 OR   2,091,146    316,902   100,327 4.8 31.7
ID     938,537    135,938    31,649 3.4 23.3 PA   6,271,632    846,219   261,622 4.2 30.9
IL   6,142,850    698,827   229,288 3.7 32.8 RI     525,890     69,919    23,097 4.4 33.0
IN   3,309,815    442,981   128,572 3.9 29.0 SC   2,458,411    352,076   108,085 4.4 30.7
IA   1,572,805    195,754    57,326 3.6 29.3 SD     443,799     58,301    12,488 2.8 21.4
KS   1,434,605    192,728    57,883 4.0 30.0 TN   3,342,855    501,677   148,801 4.5 29.7
KY   2,171,550    388,070   122,942 5.7 31.7 TX  14,380,206  1,728,370   490,408 3.4 28.4
LA   2,175,836    345,254   104,036 4.8 30.1 UT   1,672,175    168,126    44,886 2.7 26.7
ME     666,114    108,162    34,503 5.2 31.9 VT     315,647     45,300    15,051 4.8 33.2
MD   2,924,550    312,469    95,672 3.3 30.6 VA   4,102,872    497,306   149,905 3.7 30.1
MA   3,366,202    371,402   115,963 3.4 31.2 WA   3,803,546    486,842   139,313 3.7 28.6
MI   4,903,950    670,822   215,279 4.4 32.1 WV     867,709    162,253    46,319 5.3 28.5
MN   2,820,287    341,723   102,166 3.6 29.9 WI   2,909,456    345,187    99,528 3.4 28.8
MS   1,385,394    249,069    78,881 5.7 31.7 WY     290,687     36,608    10,129 3.5 27.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.87). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of males with disabilities with independent living disabilities.
Table 1.88 Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 166,275,020 22,031,613 8,804,058 5.3 40.0 MO   3,096,985    449,772   170,575 5.5 37.9
AL   2,574,169    422,450   168,450 6.5 39.9 MT     537,131     73,189    28,793 5.4 39.3
AK     342,243     48,147    16,005 4.7 33.2 NE     972,840    127,174    42,676 4.4 33.6
AZ   3,624,667    491,167   180,948 5.0 36.8 NV   1,550,505    196,497    73,905 4.8 37.6
AR   1,516,842    262,511    99,910 6.6 38.1 NH     687,553     82,384    30,665 4.5 37.2
CA  19,513,204  2,262,778 1,012,552 5.2 44.7 NJ   4,679,741    514,385   216,432 4.6 42.1
CO   2,847,921    318,491   114,457 4.0 35.9 NM   1,060,083    174,566    71,605 6.8 41.0
CT   1,820,451    218,857    91,942 5.1 42.0 NY  10,065,477  1,283,782   580,262 5.8 45.2
DE     513,557     64,992    24,363 4.7 37.5 NC   5,352,606    733,430   280,294 5.2 38.2
DC     348,484     44,156    14,678 4.2 33.2 ND     367,353     48,504    13,711 3.7 28.3
FL  10,999,163  1,492,687   586,704 5.3 39.3 OH   5,918,690    864,367   324,054 5.5 37.5
GA   5,487,582    724,267   272,750 5.0 37.7 OK   1,973,462    346,133   133,323 6.8 38.5
HI     702,400     79,186    38,392 5.5 48.5 OR   2,115,047    320,777   130,408 6.2 40.7
ID     941,205    127,177    48,964 5.2 38.5 PA   6,495,615    918,055   369,542 5.7 40.3
IL   6,353,766    792,923   323,663 5.1 40.8 RI     554,978     80,693    32,501 5.9 40.3
IN   3,399,146    476,351   185,273 5.5 38.9 SC   2,649,040    378,737   143,580 5.4 37.9
IA   1,576,276    201,425    75,503 4.8 37.5 SD     433,326     53,235    17,989 4.2 33.8
KS   1,445,589    193,322    74,883 5.2 38.7 TN   3,531,766    528,547   212,071 6.0 40.1
KY   2,256,535    395,629   163,259 7.2 41.3 TX  14,692,317  1,789,801   668,045 4.5 37.3
LA   2,343,043    378,964   144,820 6.2 38.2 UT   1,637,305    177,364    65,559 4.0 37.0
ME     692,068    102,270    45,458 6.6 44.4 VT     322,912     40,669    15,661 4.8 38.5
MD   3,136,440    374,878   139,384 4.4 37.2 VA   4,312,903    543,129   208,121 4.8 38.3
MA   3,549,486    437,072   185,904 5.2 42.5 WA   3,816,565    510,091   204,837 5.4 40.2
MI   5,047,101    723,482   299,827 5.9 41.4 WV     887,866    166,274    72,735 8.2 43.7
MN   2,832,234    337,739   139,018 4.9 41.2 WI   2,919,575    344,837   134,069 4.6 38.9
MS   1,500,244    273,773   102,029 6.8 37.3 WY     279,563     40,527    13,509 4.8 33.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 1.88). 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 independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of females with disabilities with independent living disabilities.

Functional/ADL

Section 2: Functioning

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Employment

Section 3: Employment

This section presents statistics on employment in the United States. Data are presented for people with disabilities, people without disabilities, and the difference in percentage employed (employment gap) between these two populations. The source of these data is the American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau). For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey. The definition for employment status in the American Community Survey can be found in the glossary.

Table 3.11 Employment — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 17,813,109 1,545,897  8.7 MO    364,243    32,187  8.8
AL    328,467    25,281  7.7 MT     72,028     8,435 11.7
AK     32,417     3,289 10.1 NE     97,221    11,635 12.0
AZ    423,973    35,036  8.3 NV    171,479    13,675  8.0
AR    199,503    15,977  8.0 NH     68,373     7,636 11.2
CA  1,913,960   146,813  7.7 NJ    450,519    38,366  8.5
CO    261,895    27,404 10.5 NM    141,497    11,153  7.9
CT    183,329    15,846  8.6 NY  1,052,081    80,578  7.7
DE     54,495     4,785  8.8 NC    585,152    49,890  8.5
DC     27,921     2,964 10.6 ND     36,737     4,865 13.2
FL  1,414,691   111,385  7.9 OH    670,750    57,196  8.5
GA    532,212    48,515  9.1 OK    260,662    24,582  9.4
HI     88,318     8,654  9.8 OR    254,265    18,356  7.2
ID    110,698    10,012  9.0 PA    745,969    63,705  8.5
IL    639,279    51,764  8.1 RI     57,788     4,777  8.3
IN    365,771    34,939  9.6 SC    307,193    25,639  8.3
IA    165,428    17,552 10.6 SD     49,442     5,974 12.1
KS    152,553    18,283 12.0 TN    414,972    36,227  8.7
KY    295,880    22,191  7.5 TX  1,344,250   144,911 10.8
LA    283,422    26,316  9.3 UT    113,605    10,462  9.2
ME     87,448     6,967  8.0 VT     36,838     5,337 14.5
MD    281,099    30,046 10.7 VA    423,312    39,477  9.3
MA    355,778    32,992  9.3 WA    406,446    32,766  8.1
MI    574,341    44,478  7.7 WV    136,900     9,517  7.0
MN    272,385    24,702  9.1 WI    277,536    23,890  8.6
MS    194,987    16,197  8.3 WY     33,601     2,273  6.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.11). 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 people with disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.12 Employment — Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 36,945,841 8,253,382 22.3 MO    688,156   158,006 23.0
AL    536,984   102,913 19.2 MT    141,082    30,803 21.8
AK     63,377    16,860 26.6 NE    216,403    65,159 30.1
AZ    900,284   170,362 18.9 NV    343,148    66,227 19.3
AR    312,219    56,816 18.2 NH    191,741    50,895 26.5
CA  3,962,162   904,121 22.8 NJ  1,077,486   284,458 26.4
CO    605,192   147,263 24.3 NM    244,545    47,510 19.4
CT    448,327   115,868 25.8 NY  2,333,535   550,482 23.6
DE    141,095    29,600 21.0 NC  1,180,408   242,807 20.6
DC     55,712    17,113 30.7 ND     81,651    21,772 26.7
FL  3,122,290   613,978 19.7 OH  1,371,305   304,153 22.2
GA  1,026,521   227,101 22.1 OK    370,154    80,523 21.8
HI    190,336    48,936 25.7 OR    525,908   107,162 20.4
ID    200,200    39,225 19.6 PA  1,645,136   367,839 22.4
IL  1,408,305   316,673 22.5 RI    134,846    33,092 24.5
IN    718,639   162,034 22.5 SC    644,739   127,408 19.8
IA    382,875    88,905 23.2 SD    101,600    25,261 24.9
KS    319,397    79,104 24.8 TN    749,217   167,297 22.3
KY    454,196    94,141 20.7 TX  2,487,288   604,847 24.3
LA    466,913   104,971 22.5 UT    270,272    57,115 21.1
ME    203,465    48,124 23.7 VT     92,892    21,806 23.5
MD    701,685   189,955 27.1 VA    959,759   230,154 24.0
MA    827,898   224,864 27.2 WA    826,969   172,564 20.9
MI  1,214,682   222,466 18.3 WV    225,753    37,845 16.8
MN    664,783   150,671 22.7 WI    754,595   149,793 19.9
MS    291,120    59,087 20.3 WY     68,596    17,253 25.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.12). 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 people without disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.13 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 7,247,758 720,570  9.9 MO   154,464  14,580  9.4
AL   123,653  12,111  9.8 MT    37,441   4,971 13.3
AK    16,858   1,860 11.0 NE    41,688   5,822 14.0
AZ   192,287  15,577  8.1 NV    72,762   6,109  8.4
AR    87,725   8,544  9.7 NH    31,584   4,246 13.4
CA   727,600  61,386  8.4 NJ   163,584  14,973  9.2
CO   129,262  14,101 10.9 NM    65,994   4,445  6.7
CT    70,394   8,506 12.1 NY   355,388  33,225  9.3
DE    24,257   2,418 10.0 NC   241,776  24,742 10.2
DC     6,496     424  6.5 ND    17,116   1,864 10.9
FL   560,199  47,770  8.5 OH   277,914  29,878 10.8
GA   209,538  20,413  9.7 OK   118,420  12,317 10.4
HI    35,286   3,259  9.2 OR   116,970   9,565  8.2
ID    56,450   6,619 11.7 PA   301,631  30,243 10.0
IL   239,691  21,832  9.1 RI    21,796   1,386  6.4
IN   151,932  15,897 10.5 SC   115,596  10,291  8.9
IA    77,805  10,280 13.2 SD    21,767   4,074 18.7
KS    67,763   9,480 14.0 TN   177,385  16,501  9.3
KY   122,956  11,377  9.3 TX   548,920  67,017 12.2
LA   113,876  12,365 10.9 UT    58,050   6,365 11.0
ME    43,623   4,882 11.2 VT    18,118   3,133 17.3
MD   102,601  13,693 13.3 VA   170,379  18,321 10.8
MA   143,217  17,989 12.6 WA   187,176  16,535  8.8
MI   229,194  20,999  9.2 WV    64,059   5,288  8.3
MN   120,425  12,870 10.7 WI   125,647  12,009  9.6
MS    71,349   7,004  9.8 WY    17,696   1,014  5.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.13). 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 people with hearing disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.14 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and State — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,292,867 269,335  8.2 MO    63,782   6,276  9.8
AL    59,548   4,633  7.8 MT    13,164     661  5.0
AK     7,023     848 12.1 NE    17,069   1,899 11.1
AZ    73,679   6,312  8.6 NV    36,005   3,050  8.5
AR    42,163   2,852  6.8 NH    12,245   1,057  8.6
CA   351,370  25,609  7.3 NJ    81,760   7,319  9.0
CO    48,063   3,687  7.7 NM    29,178   2,261  7.7
CT    32,623   3,098  9.5 NY   180,381  13,540  7.5
DE     9,802   1,114 11.4 NC   111,896   8,928  8.0
DC     3,286     450 13.7 ND     6,715     479  7.1
FL   266,512  21,978  8.2 OH   120,650   8,164  6.8
GA   106,291   7,970  7.5 OK    54,196   4,195  7.7
HI    13,626   1,398 10.3 OR    44,977   2,940  6.5
ID    20,294   1,863  9.2 PA   133,495   9,211  6.9
IL   110,172   7,533  6.8 RI     9,816     985 10.0
IN    67,036   5,180  7.7 SC    62,461   6,441 10.3
IA    23,295   2,916 12.5 SD     7,082     952 13.4
KS    27,387   2,417  8.8 TN    80,912   7,124  8.8
KY    61,270   4,673  7.6 TX   289,383  29,179 10.1
LA    59,648   4,847  8.1 UT    21,029   1,877  8.9
ME    13,045     963  7.4 VT     6,765     887 13.1
MD    46,487   4,711 10.1 VA    85,312   7,358  8.6
MA    63,418   5,895  9.3 WA    68,290   4,811  7.0
MI    93,032   7,208  7.7 WV    25,830   1,172  4.5
MN    40,908   3,945  9.6 WI    41,811   2,041  4.9
MS    42,576   3,800  8.9 WY     6,109     628 10.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.14). 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 people with vision disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.15 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 4,303,729 182,396 4.2 MO    85,089   2,681 3.2
AL    80,900   3,103 3.8 MT    13,753     525 3.8
AK     5,612     247 4.4 NE    20,990   1,141 5.4
AZ   100,719   4,540 4.5 NV    45,006   1,934 4.3
AR    48,837   2,859 5.9 NH    14,560     845 5.8
CA   519,007  20,334 3.9 NJ   100,687   4,116 4.1
CO    59,712   3,881 6.5 NM    36,681   1,773 4.8
CT    43,368   2,486 5.7 NY   270,459  10,217 3.8
DE    11,859     468 3.9 NC   134,782   4,683 3.5
DC     7,069     100 1.4 ND     6,346     162 2.6
FL   346,441  10,858 3.1 OH   151,785   7,435 4.9
GA   138,361   5,245 3.8 OK    55,907   3,184 5.7
HI    24,840   1,553 6.3 OR    68,867   2,454 3.6
ID    28,348     985 3.5 PA   161,727   6,515 4.0
IL   148,796   5,420 3.6 RI    13,880     910 6.6
IN    82,959   4,405 5.3 SC    73,453   2,266 3.1
IA    32,359   2,104 6.5 SD     9,005     319 3.5
KS    35,366   1,931 5.5 TN   106,761   3,391 3.2
KY    76,340   1,732 2.3 TX   314,502  18,042 5.7
LA    70,593   4,214 6.0 UT    27,319     617 2.3
ME    20,428     408 2.0 VT     8,451     681 8.1
MD    62,378   3,577 5.7 VA    96,613   3,694 3.8
MA    90,254   4,095 4.5 WA   101,793   4,638 4.6
MI   138,503   4,904 3.5 WV    35,889   1,681 4.7
MN    62,948   2,875 4.6 WI    54,042   3,817 7.1
MS    52,127   1,915 3.7 WY     7,258     436 6.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.15). 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 people with cognitive disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.16 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 11,191,558 723,505  6.5 MO    224,663  16,268  7.2
AL    218,258  13,018  6.0 MT     41,171   3,690  9.0
AK     17,160     802  4.7 NE     58,410   4,508  7.7
AZ    258,579  17,288  6.7 NV    108,771   6,195  5.7
AR    127,127   7,248  5.7 NH     38,043   3,045  8.0
CA  1,243,427  74,023  6.0 NJ    294,085  19,128  6.5
CO    145,457  11,168  7.7 NM     86,470   5,700  6.6
CT    113,206   5,432  4.8 NY    692,113  40,957  5.9
DE     33,600   2,097  6.2 NC    366,405  21,185  5.8
DC     20,149   2,149 10.7 ND     21,183   2,789 13.2
FL    877,471  55,382  6.3 OH    417,627  24,978  6.0
GA    346,569  25,155  7.3 OK    167,926  11,059  6.6
HI     53,970   4,730  8.8 OR    152,520   7,647  5.0
ID     61,931   3,718  6.0 PA    462,894  30,070  6.5
IL    410,612  27,005  6.6 RI     36,300   2,118  5.8
IN    226,529  15,451  6.8 SC    192,884  11,340  5.9
IA     92,464   6,741  7.3 SD     28,885   3,030 10.5
KS     92,696   7,618  8.2 TN    259,369  17,045  6.6
KY    199,482  10,858  5.4 TX    875,520  74,381  8.5
LA    183,944  10,198  5.5 UT     62,364   4,592  7.4
ME     46,659   1,852  4.0 VT     20,508   1,313  6.4
MD    178,829  14,195  7.9 VA    266,381  16,426  6.2
MA    215,406  11,974  5.6 WA    240,406  14,318  6.0
MI    359,868  20,208  5.6 WV     88,589   4,456  5.0
MN    151,376   9,413  6.2 WI    162,270  11,077  6.8
MS    133,564   7,638  5.7 WY     17,468     829  4.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.16). 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 people with ambulatory disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.17 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,890,545 126,760 3.3 MO    68,206   2,299 3.4
AL    66,358   1,949 2.9 MT    12,722     716 5.6
AK     4,550      16 0.4 NE    15,536     332 2.1
AZ    82,173   2,773 3.4 NV    39,374   1,195 3.0
AR    41,683   1,135 2.7 NH     9,584     292 3.0
CA   529,808  15,265 2.9 NJ   110,784   4,111 3.7
CO    44,776   1,433 3.2 NM    29,430   1,392 4.7
CT    39,752   1,196 3.0 NY   271,945   9,434 3.5
DE    11,860     676 5.7 NC   122,044   3,629 3.0
DC     6,345     459 7.2 ND     5,048     225 4.5
FL   300,977   9,570 3.2 OH   130,895   4,096 3.1
GA   114,926   4,045 3.5 OK    47,402   2,560 5.4
HI    19,818     469 2.4 OR    58,563   1,573 2.7
ID    24,867     993 4.0 PA   143,054   4,413 3.1
IL   138,462   5,129 3.7 RI    12,019     388 3.2
IN    69,577   2,609 3.7 SC    67,079   2,192 3.3
IA    29,743   1,265 4.3 SD     8,003     148 1.8
KS    26,959   1,049 3.9 TN    88,234   2,016 2.3
KY    67,897   1,079 1.6 TX   300,811  11,700 3.9
LA    68,206   1,907 2.8 UT    19,498     738 3.8
ME    14,576     395 2.7 VT     6,473     126 1.9
MD    60,573   2,753 4.5 VA    95,202   2,714 2.9
MA    82,360   1,963 2.4 WA    83,559   3,364 4.0
MI   112,412   2,786 2.5 WV    33,175     526 1.6
MN    54,962   1,820 3.3 WI    52,554   2,177 4.1
MS    40,731   1,473 3.6 WY     5,000     197 3.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.17). 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 people with self-care disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.18 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 7,214,497 222,852 3.1 MO   133,124   3,990 3.0
AL   127,803   2,981 2.3 MT    22,339   1,216 5.4
AK     8,642     589 6.8 NE    35,406   1,336 3.8
AZ   152,564   4,516 3.0 NV    66,920   1,400 2.1
AR    74,765   1,780 2.4 NH    23,637     792 3.4
CA   923,041  28,139 3.0 NJ   197,977   6,189 3.1
CO    89,865   3,385 3.8 NM    54,722   1,501 2.7
CT    78,332   2,057 2.6 NY   514,389  17,342 3.4
DE    20,780     882 4.2 NC   215,935   7,324 3.4
DC    11,428     543 4.8 ND    11,383     452 4.0
FL   543,829  14,554 2.7 OH   254,340   5,908 2.3
GA   213,952   7,026 3.3 OK    93,121   2,771 3.0
HI    40,424   1,358 3.4 OR    98,775   2,371 2.4
ID    39,094   1,567 4.0 PA   297,727   8,620 2.9
IL   271,782   9,476 3.5 RI    24,070     532 2.2
IN   136,028   4,237 3.1 SC   120,425   3,648 3.0
IA    57,868   1,851 3.2 SD    14,982     462 3.1
KS    52,128   2,308 4.4 TN   162,666   5,284 3.2
KY   125,340   2,666 2.1 TX   533,825  21,668 4.1
LA   113,052   3,215 2.8 UT    39,888     606 1.5
ME    28,789     409 1.4 VT    13,687     412 3.0
MD   119,560   3,940 3.3 VA   172,430   5,486 3.2
MA   152,725   3,668 2.4 WA   155,478   5,918 3.8
MI   228,672   5,831 2.5 WV    56,021   1,141 2.0
MN   104,533   3,504 3.4 WI    96,707   3,535 3.7
MS    77,744   1,976 2.5 WY    11,783     490 4.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.18). 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 people with independent living disabilities ages 65 and over who are employed.
Table 3.19 Employment Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.7 46.3 37.3 MO  8.8 43.4 34.2
AL  7.7 31.3 23.3 MT 11.7 42.8 31.3
AK 10.1 52.0 41.9 NE 12.0 67.0 55.0
AZ  8.3 40.2 31.7 NV  8.0 38.6 31.0
AR  8.0 28.5 20.0 NH 11.2 74.4 62.8
CA  7.7 47.2 39.3 NJ  8.5 63.1 54.5
CO 10.5 56.2 45.5 NM  7.9 33.6 26.1
CT  8.6 63.2 54.4 NY  7.7 52.3 44.3
DE  8.8 54.3 45.2 NC  8.5 41.5 32.5
DC 10.6 61.3 50.4 ND 13.2 59.3 45.8
FL  7.9 43.4 35.1 OH  8.5 45.3 36.5
GA  9.1 42.7 33.9 OK  9.4 30.9 21.6
HI  9.8 55.4 45.2 OR  7.2 42.1 34.8
ID  9.0 35.4 26.0 PA  8.5 49.3 40.5
IL  8.1 49.5 41.9 RI  8.3 57.3 48.7
IN  9.6 44.3 34.4 SC  8.3 41.5 32.7
IA 10.6 53.7 43.4 SD 12.1 51.1 38.9
KS 12.0 51.9 40.0 TN  8.7 40.3 31.3
KY  7.5 31.8 24.5 TX 10.8 45.0 34.2
LA  9.3 37.0 27.7 UT  9.2 50.3 40.8
ME  8.0 55.0 47.0 VT 14.5 59.2 44.5
MD 10.7 67.6 57.3 VA  9.3 54.4 44.7
MA  9.3 63.2 53.7 WA  8.1 42.5 33.9
MI  7.7 38.7 31.3 WV  7.0 27.6 21.0
MN  9.1 55.3 45.9 WI  8.6 54.0 45.4
MS  8.3 30.3 21.7 WY  6.8 51.3 44.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.19). 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 difference in percentage points of people ages 65 years and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.21 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 12,597,488 5,226,854 41.5 MO    344,601   146,557 42.5
AL    258,388    87,984 34.1 MT     60,984    27,166 44.5
AK     33,423    14,783 44.2 NE    102,076    55,985 54.8
AZ    243,468   108,061 44.4 NV    102,830    42,868 41.7
AR    187,888    67,602 36.0 NH     76,507    35,760 46.7
CA    774,866   301,156 38.9 NJ    224,445    91,057 40.6
CO    204,100   105,538 51.7 NM     56,861    20,070 35.3
CT    119,917    53,809 44.9 NY    577,919   227,852 39.4
DE     37,632    17,502 46.5 NC    437,032   172,631 39.5
DC      7,893     4,925 62.4 ND     34,364    20,300 59.1
FL    689,090   271,218 39.4 OH    627,105   251,303 40.1
GA    352,080   141,446 40.2 OK    229,758    96,432 42.0
HI     15,211     5,447 35.8 OR    249,985   101,964 40.8
ID    103,297    50,047 48.4 PA    578,034   243,311 42.1
IL    436,443   186,325 42.7 RI     51,122    21,951 42.9
IN    364,907   150,529 41.3 SC    218,415    79,727 36.5
IA    162,742    74,291 45.6 SD     39,786    22,772 57.2
KS    144,703    66,102 45.7 TN    397,369   142,887 36.0
KY    360,666   119,237 33.1 TX    745,091   350,545 47.0
LA    207,333    74,481 35.9 UT    151,192    78,808 52.1
ME     99,426    35,207 35.4 VT     39,645    14,638 36.9
MD    160,071    78,659 49.1 VA    310,264   139,117 44.8
MA    260,182   111,009 42.7 WA    355,403   145,649 41.0
MI    496,552   193,928 39.1 WV    153,157    45,291 29.6
MN    257,440   132,845 51.6 WI    275,833   132,310 48.0
MS    150,704    52,379 34.8 WY     29,288    15,393 52.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.21). 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 Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.22 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,207,068 1,083,079 33.8 MO    57,160    20,032 35.0
AL   130,605    33,919 26.0 MT       172        26 15.1
AK     3,365       923 27.4 NE     6,036     1,364 22.6
AZ    26,591    11,639 43.8 NV    19,276     5,968 31.0
AR    45,422    13,668 30.1 NH     1,300     1,183 91.0
CA   182,482    58,072 31.8 NJ    80,224    23,238 29.0
CO    16,876     8,172 48.4 NM     3,516       309  8.8
CT    25,359     9,768 38.5 NY   190,642    58,967 30.9
DE    13,378     4,737 35.4 NC   174,428    60,275 34.6
DC    29,770     9,752 32.8 ND     2,066     1,401 67.8
FL   201,786    72,093 35.7 OH   119,716    43,853 36.6
GA   257,130    92,856 36.1 OK    25,734     8,687 33.8
HI     2,282       753 33.0 OR     7,158     2,595 36.3
ID       515       131 25.4 PA   125,898    36,607 29.1
IL   140,809    45,603 32.4 RI     5,710     2,884 50.5
IN    48,114    14,614 30.4 SC   111,704    34,190 30.6
IA     6,407     2,281 35.6 SD     1,925       814 42.3
KS    15,573     4,681 30.1 TN    81,230    24,266 29.9
KY    25,751     7,963 30.9 TX   270,702   109,447 40.4
LA   133,760    41,329 30.9 UT     2,025     1,040 51.4
ME     1,957     1,182 60.4 VT       397       316 79.6
MD   126,895    49,975 39.4 VA   119,182    44,355 37.2
MA    29,636    12,939 43.7 WA    22,316     7,930 35.5
MI   133,094    37,301 28.0 WV     5,399     1,515 28.1
MN    30,996    14,007 45.2 WI    34,236    10,377 30.3
MS   109,788    33,082 30.1 WY       575 ‡  ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.22). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.23 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 616,124 277,345 45.0 MO   3,946   2,319 58.8
AL   1,610     865 53.7 MT     420 ‡ ‡
AK   1,532   1,092 71.3 NE   1,674     455 27.2
AZ   8,290   4,069 49.1 NV  12,265   7,042 57.4
AR   1,958     730 37.3 NH   1,363     817 59.9
CA 191,307  77,358 40.4 NJ  20,162   9,578 47.5
CO   8,930   5,527 61.9 NM   1,997     958 48.0
CT   5,652   3,099 54.8 NY  54,131  19,197 35.5
DE     910     650 71.4 NC  10,463   5,185 49.6
DC     759     433 57.0 ND     479     479 ‡
FL  23,167  10,364 44.7 OH   8,118   2,905 35.8
GA  12,119   5,911 48.8 OK   3,648   1,418 38.9
HI  17,697   8,268 46.7 OR   8,924   4,276 47.9
ID   1,452     442 30.4 PA  18,530   7,961 43.0
IL  22,092   9,901 44.8 RI   2,384     491 20.6
IN   5,751   3,808 66.2 SC   4,599   2,444 53.1
IA   2,439   1,214 49.8 SD     604     574 95.0
KS   3,263   1,891 58.0 TN   4,615   1,851 40.1
KY   1,600     822 51.4 TX  40,098  22,072 55.0
LA   3,460   1,107 32.0 UT   3,704   2,054 55.5
ME   1,906     877 46.0 VT     279 ‡ ‡
MD  11,705   5,676 48.5 VA  18,129   9,661 53.3
MA  13,767   6,593 47.9 WA  24,389  11,610 47.6
MI   9,393   3,948 42.0 WV     396     324 81.8
MN  13,342   6,323 47.4 WI   6,139   2,223 36.2
MS     473     424 89.6 WY      94      59 62.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.23). 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 Non-Hispanic Asian people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.24 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,460,996 590,095 40.4 MO    32,482  11,378 35.0
AL    23,341   8,735 37.4 MT    10,223   3,933 38.5
AK    14,065   5,753 40.9 NE     5,213   1,894 36.3
AZ    43,064  16,941 39.3 NV    18,682   6,967 37.3
AR    24,858   7,964 32.0 NH     4,556   1,778 39.0
CA   133,546  53,448 40.0 NJ    19,715   9,649 48.9
CO    26,819  12,581 46.9 NM    20,918   6,889 32.9
CT    12,268   5,000 40.8 NY    65,533  25,472 38.9
DE     5,461   3,379 61.9 NC    51,083  17,770 34.8
DC     3,229   1,035 32.1 ND     8,065   4,201 52.1
FL    71,018  28,469 40.1 OH    53,992  20,388 37.8
GA    44,727  15,362 34.3 OK    67,090  24,852 37.0
HI    24,922  10,694 42.9 OR    32,687  12,964 39.7
ID     8,904   5,068 56.9 PA    46,763  19,622 42.0
IL    39,713  17,397 43.8 RI     6,308   2,606 41.3
IN    29,694  12,950 43.6 SC    20,783   9,165 44.1
IA    14,364   7,652 53.3 SD     8,760   1,386 15.8
KS    16,462   7,478 45.4 TN    33,737  12,338 36.6
KY    29,269  11,406 39.0 TX    88,158  42,249 47.9
LA    24,699   7,599 30.8 UT    13,262   6,971 52.6
ME     4,980   1,061 21.3 VT     3,402   1,751 51.5
MD    21,336   9,491 44.5 VA    34,992  15,551 44.4
MA    25,088  10,984 43.8 WA    52,998  21,736 41.0
MI    44,750  17,210 38.5 WV     9,911   2,111 21.3
MN    23,995  11,475 47.8 WI    21,458  10,971 51.1
MS    16,619   5,171 31.1 WY     3,034   1,200 39.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.24). 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 Non-Hispanic Other people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.25 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,493,488 1,528,140 43.7 MO    17,294     8,271 47.8
AL    13,100     6,574 50.2 MT     3,645     1,619 44.4
AK     5,061     3,915 77.4 NE    12,696     7,411 58.4
AZ   140,853    62,962 44.7 NV    50,541    23,651 46.8
AR    10,284     5,358 52.1 NH     2,479       778 31.4
CA   812,479   335,842 41.3 NJ    97,690    44,454 45.5
CO    77,428    34,958 45.1 NM    88,796    31,896 35.9
CT    47,537    21,805 45.9 NY   249,291    87,746 35.2
DE     5,727     3,519 61.4 NC    48,207    21,870 45.4
DC     3,916     2,200 56.2 ND     2,083       940 45.1
FL   309,296   126,775 41.0 OH    35,434    15,180 42.8
GA    52,740    23,496 44.6 OK    29,543    14,701 49.8
HI    10,543     3,406 32.3 OR    38,968    21,869 56.1
ID    15,795     9,842 62.3 PA    93,467    32,743 35.0
IL    99,642    48,305 48.5 RI    14,018     5,805 41.4
IN    27,533    11,334 41.2 SC    15,630     7,433 47.6
IA    14,762     9,193 62.3 SD     3,674     2,491 67.8
KS    21,586     7,725 35.8 TN    19,555    10,098 51.6
KY     8,241     3,765 45.7 TX   668,237   308,589 46.2
LA    13,272     6,175 46.5 UT    24,745    16,292 65.8
ME     2,840     1,437 50.6 VT       342 ‡  ‡
MD    27,442    14,467 52.7 VA    43,249    24,824 57.4
MA    61,774    21,360 34.6 WA    60,787    29,315 48.2
MI    33,767    15,113 44.8 WV     2,232     1,573 70.5
MN    20,481    11,446 55.9 WI    24,076    11,518 47.8
MS     5,929     3,050 51.4 WY     4,781     3,051 63.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.25). 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 Hispanic people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.26 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 101,761,594 80,042,441 78.7 MO   2,457,044  1,979,509 80.6
AL   1,643,722  1,249,533 76.0 MT     476,147    380,198 79.8
AK     220,041    170,855 77.6 NE     776,644    666,984 85.9
AZ   1,890,106  1,465,738 77.5 NV     733,287    542,636 74.0
AR   1,006,666    780,893 77.6 NH     670,068    550,331 82.1
CA   7,291,576  5,488,740 75.3 NJ   2,631,106  2,070,892 78.7
CO   2,163,913  1,760,860 81.4 NM     344,622    253,601 73.6
CT   1,237,769    982,643 79.4 NY   5,771,763  4,480,705 77.6
DE     301,380    228,834 75.9 NC   3,402,086  2,639,709 77.6
DC     175,458    151,167 86.2 ND     339,319    287,657 84.8
FL   5,394,595  4,119,818 76.4 OH   4,745,017  3,795,508 80.0
GA   2,892,976  2,231,740 77.1 OK   1,241,407    959,991 77.3
HI     143,892    107,795 74.9 OR   1,584,700  1,218,968 76.9
ID     759,688    607,489 80.0 PA   5,098,058  4,063,093 79.7
IL   4,046,504  3,220,630 79.6 RI     416,271    333,322 80.1
IN   2,745,396  2,191,926 79.8 SC   1,682,832  1,288,483 76.6
IA   1,388,684  1,170,388 84.3 SD     371,606    324,609 87.4
KS   1,105,881    907,609 82.1 TN   2,626,920  2,042,930 77.8
KY   1,855,383  1,417,811 76.4 TX   6,202,020  4,846,454 78.1
LA   1,340,157  1,020,388 76.1 UT   1,354,089  1,093,832 80.8
ME     637,089    512,143 80.4 VT     313,110    249,954 79.8
MD   1,601,586  1,297,763 81.0 VA   2,727,909  2,173,843 79.7
MA   2,659,475  2,143,982 80.6 WA   2,674,577  2,083,194 77.9
MI   3,893,908  3,001,429 77.1 WV     784,220    559,611 71.4
MN   2,368,993  2,006,355 84.7 WI   2,534,851  2,112,213 83.3
MS     791,248    607,545 76.8 WY     245,835    200,140 81.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.26). 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 percentage of Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.27 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 20,641,596 14,956,626 72.5 MO    332,028    245,448 73.9
AL    651,053    464,446 71.3 MT      2,751      2,344 85.2
AK      8,236      6,161 74.8 NE     48,411     35,547 73.4
AZ    165,481    128,991 77.9 NV    149,762     99,702 66.6
AR    214,130    157,292 73.5 NH      9,907      8,298 83.8
CA  1,106,081    764,657 69.1 NJ    635,273    466,099 73.4
CO    113,286     89,759 79.2 NM     19,659     12,575 64.0
CT    205,805    163,205 79.3 NY  1,463,790    998,283 68.2
DE    110,707     85,258 77.0 NC  1,109,546    822,081 74.1
DC    142,275     93,105 65.4 ND     13,377     11,585 86.6
FL  1,719,063  1,277,318 74.3 OH    691,433    499,896 72.3
GA  1,779,015  1,331,100 74.8 OK    137,320    101,299 73.8
HI     10,367      6,210 59.9 OR     44,262     31,169 70.4
ID      8,757      7,294 83.3 PA    650,212    459,766 70.7
IL    875,336    581,881 66.5 RI     25,900     18,850 72.8
IN    306,616    229,408 74.8 SC    657,183    480,026 73.0
IA     63,799     44,097 69.1 SD      7,363      5,881 79.9
KS     72,813     53,530 73.5 TN    569,750    424,728 74.5
KY    159,994    118,195 73.9 TX  1,846,803  1,368,488 74.1
LA    698,149    454,349 65.1 UT     19,852     15,044 75.8
ME     10,646      8,316 78.1 VT      3,997      2,961 74.1
MD    977,981    757,688 77.5 VA    815,902    629,798 77.2
MA    249,860    192,448 77.0 WA    162,664    115,091 70.8
MI    663,199    444,152 67.0 WV     23,924     16,290 68.1
MN    200,668    156,268 77.9 WI    167,278    118,646 70.9
MS    516,638    348,849 67.5 WY      3,294      2,754 83.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.27). 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 percentage of Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.28 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 11,944,740 8,896,570 74.5 MO     82,437    61,599 74.7
AL     44,426    34,112 76.8 MT      5,273     3,725 70.6
AK     31,220    22,556 72.2 NE     27,848    22,138 79.5
AZ    151,330   117,915 77.9 NV    159,615   117,029 73.3
AR     27,838    21,402 76.9 NH     25,082    18,712 74.6
CA  3,629,119 2,672,145 73.6 NJ    586,425   443,706 75.7
CO    117,284    92,011 78.5 NM     18,925    13,985 73.9
CT    112,235    83,654 74.5 NY  1,087,027   753,645 69.3
DE     26,522    19,986 75.4 NC    209,944   155,329 74.0
DC     21,405    17,342 81.0 ND      7,469     6,792 90.9
FL    370,436   277,380 74.9 OH    184,633   139,221 75.4
GA    298,615   223,999 75.0 OK     59,617    44,806 75.2
HI    283,525   222,788 78.6 OR    123,585    91,627 74.1
ID     16,874    13,379 79.3 PA    306,882   228,137 74.3
IL    455,905   351,746 77.2 RI     22,723    16,642 73.2
IN    107,261    75,948 70.8 SC     50,231    37,541 74.7
IA     50,333    36,999 73.5 SD      9,838     8,394 85.3
KS     57,948    46,074 79.5 TN     75,648    55,108 72.8
KY     41,629    30,477 73.2 TX    973,202   727,968 74.8
LA     53,013    36,180 68.2 UT     53,327    43,226 81.1
ME     10,307     7,300 70.8 VT      8,290     6,004 72.4
MD    255,069   193,918 76.0 VA    367,984   277,330 75.4
MA    334,478   254,069 76.0 WA    474,703   362,886 76.4
MI    212,953   158,488 74.4 WV      8,037     5,991 74.5
MN    177,130   144,202 81.4 WI    109,867    87,634 79.8
MS     16,428    11,763 71.6 WY      2,845     1,562 54.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.28). 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 percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.29 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 8,681,331 6,440,182 74.2 MO   163,437   126,396 77.3
AL    91,018    66,965 73.6 MT    56,751    40,504 71.4
AK    86,829    59,663 68.7 NE    43,886    36,227 82.5
AZ   296,670   200,603 67.6 NV   118,330    85,028 71.9
AR   108,404    83,245 76.8 NH    30,943    25,769 83.3
CA 1,033,109   748,626 72.5 NJ   185,720   136,830 73.7
CO   175,446   136,397 77.7 NM   131,212    82,929 63.2
CT    91,291    70,233 76.9 NY   502,490   366,718 73.0
DE    28,153    21,415 76.1 NC   283,816   212,876 75.0
DC    20,158    15,772 78.2 ND    29,824    20,844 69.9
FL   486,266   359,811 74.0 OH   254,201   193,994 76.3
GA   245,710   182,022 74.1 OK   293,646   214,559 73.1
HI   219,603   158,761 72.3 OR   156,342   118,100 75.5
ID    53,656    38,939 72.6 PA   250,093   193,800 77.5
IL   233,997   177,210 75.7 RI    34,935    28,676 82.1
IN   133,868   104,192 77.8 SC   106,716    76,181 71.4
IA    60,970    49,394 81.0 SD    49,326    27,504 55.8
KS    75,854    58,255 76.8 TN   151,300   116,666 77.1
KY    94,710    69,840 73.7 TX   507,075   381,574 75.3
LA    89,156    62,196 69.8 UT    96,055    74,233 77.3
ME    36,610    28,239 77.1 VT    13,899    10,436 75.1
MD   154,931   119,161 76.9 VA   230,496   179,258 77.8
MA   244,187   186,171 76.2 WA   331,678   244,573 73.7
MI   229,789   171,059 74.4 WV    31,673    21,843 69.0
MN   145,142   112,693 77.6 WI   119,505    92,340 77.3
MS    55,365    39,103 70.6 WY    17,090    12,359 72.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.29). 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 percentage of Non-Hispanic Other people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.30 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 34,497,980 25,637,772 74.3 MO    142,991    109,553 76.6
AL    117,112     84,563 72.2 MT     24,040     17,830 74.2
AK     24,512     18,691 76.3 NE    117,522     99,538 84.7
AZ  1,273,783    957,115 75.1 NV    529,277    397,477 75.1
AR    134,873    103,082 76.4 NH     34,904     26,489 75.9
CA  8,947,268  6,511,782 72.8 NJ  1,138,252    845,250 74.3
CO    704,313    537,961 76.4 NM    533,392    382,793 71.8
CT    344,270    260,499 75.7 NY  2,157,957  1,506,825 69.8
DE     54,008     41,899 77.6 NC    557,215    420,399 75.4
DC     45,668     37,846 82.9 ND     18,171     12,333 67.9
FL  3,386,045  2,627,848 77.6 OH    254,550    193,925 76.2
GA    588,770    444,751 75.5 OK    230,391    176,697 76.7
HI     71,913     52,317 72.8 OR    323,793    249,626 77.1
ID    132,509    105,448 79.6 PA    542,771    393,941 72.6
IL  1,305,770    991,100 75.9 RI    100,670     70,632 70.2
IN    271,795    204,500 75.2 SC    175,014    129,182 73.8
IA    104,739     83,908 80.1 SD     15,373     12,816 83.4
KS    194,861    153,978 79.0 TN    217,824    165,157 75.8
KY     90,530     68,588 75.8 TX  6,452,286  4,727,687 73.3
LA    128,547     93,824 73.0 UT    265,906    209,521 78.8
ME     14,559     11,915 81.8 VT      8,906      6,792 76.3
MD    382,320    295,254 77.2 VA    486,764    388,265 79.8
MA    493,891    362,129 73.3 WA    555,403    430,663 77.5
MI    301,792    222,489 73.7 WV     15,259     12,096 79.3
MN    173,816    139,409 80.2 WI    234,030    183,751 78.5
MS     46,954     33,112 70.5 WY     30,701     24,526 79.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.30). 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 percentage of Hispanic people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.31 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 41.5 78.7 37.2 MO 42.5 80.6 38.1
AL 34.1 76.0 41.9 MT 44.5 79.8 35.3
AK 44.2 77.6 33.4 NE 54.8 85.9 31.1
AZ 44.4 77.5 33.1 NV 41.7 74.0 32.3
AR 36.0 77.6 41.6 NH 46.7 82.1 35.4
CA 38.9 75.3 36.4 NJ 40.6 78.7 38.1
CO 51.7 81.4 29.7 NM 35.3 73.6 38.3
CT 44.9 79.4 34.5 NY 39.4 77.6 38.2
DE 46.5 75.9 29.4 NC 39.5 77.6 38.1
DC 62.4 86.2 23.8 ND 59.1 84.8 25.7
FL 39.4 76.4 37.0 OH 40.1 80.0 39.9
GA 40.2 77.1 36.9 OK 42.0 77.3 35.3
HI 35.8 74.9 39.1 OR 40.8 76.9 36.1
ID 48.4 80.0 31.6 PA 42.1 79.7 37.6
IL 42.7 79.6 36.9 RI 42.9 80.1 37.2
IN 41.3 79.8 38.5 SC 36.5 76.6 40.1
IA 45.6 84.3 38.7 SD 57.2 87.4 30.2
KS 45.7 82.1 36.4 TN 36.0 77.8 41.8
KY 33.1 76.4 43.3 TX 47.0 78.1 31.1
LA 35.9 76.1 40.2 UT 52.1 80.8 28.7
ME 35.4 80.4 45.0 VT 36.9 79.8 42.9
MD 49.1 81.0 31.9 VA 44.8 79.7 34.9
MA 42.7 80.6 37.9 WA 41.0 77.9 36.9
MI 39.1 77.1 38.0 WV 29.6 71.4 41.8
MN 51.6 84.7 33.1 WI 48.0 83.3 35.3
MS 34.8 76.8 42.0 WY 52.6 81.4 28.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.31). 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 Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.32 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 33.8 72.5 38.7 MO 35.0 73.9 38.9
AL 26.0 71.3 45.3 MT 15.1 85.2 70.1
AK 27.4 74.8 47.4 NE 22.6 73.4 50.8
AZ 43.8 77.9 34.1 NV 31.0 66.6 35.6
AR 30.1 73.5 43.4 NH 91.0 83.8 -7.2
CA 31.8 69.1 37.3 NJ 29.0 73.4 44.4
CO 48.4 79.2 30.8 NM  8.8 64.0 55.2
CT 38.5 79.3 40.8 NY 30.9 68.2 37.3
DE 35.4 77.0 41.6 NC 34.6 74.1 39.5
DC 32.8 65.4 32.6 ND 67.8 86.6 18.8
FL 35.7 74.3 38.6 OH 36.6 72.3 35.7
GA 36.1 74.8 38.7 OK 33.8 73.8 40.0
HI 33.0 59.9 26.9 OR 36.3 70.4 34.1
ID 25.4 83.3 57.9 PA 29.1 70.7 41.6
IL 32.4 66.5 34.1 RI 50.5 72.8 22.3
IN 30.4 74.8 44.4 SC 30.6 73.0 42.4
IA 35.6 69.1 33.5 SD 42.3 79.9 37.6
KS 30.1 73.5 43.4 TN 29.9 74.5 44.6
KY 30.9 73.9 43.0 TX 40.4 74.1 33.7
LA 30.9 65.1 34.2 UT 51.4 75.8 24.4
ME 60.4 78.1 17.7 VT 79.6 74.1 -5.5
MD 39.4 77.5 38.1 VA 37.2 77.2 40.0
MA 43.7 77.0 33.3 WA 35.5 70.8 35.3
MI 28.0 67.0 39.0 WV 28.1 68.1 40.0
MN 45.2 77.9 32.7 WI 30.3 70.9 40.6
MS 30.1 67.5 37.4 WY ‡ 83.6 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.32). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.33 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 45.0 74.5  29.5 MO 58.8 74.7  15.9
AL 53.7 76.8  23.1 MT ‡ 70.6 ‡
AK 71.3 72.2   0.9 NE 27.2 79.5  52.3
AZ 49.1 77.9  28.8 NV 57.4 73.3  15.9
AR 37.3 76.9  39.6 NH 59.9 74.6  14.7
CA 40.4 73.6  33.2 NJ 47.5 75.7  28.2
CO 61.9 78.5  16.6 NM 48.0 73.9  25.9
CT 54.8 74.5  19.7 NY 35.5 69.3  33.8
DE 71.4 75.4   4.0 NC 49.6 74.0  24.4
DC 57.0 81.0  24.0 ND ‡ 90.9 ‡
FL 44.7 74.9  30.2 OH 35.8 75.4  39.6
GA 48.8 75.0  26.2 OK 38.9 75.2  36.3
HI 46.7 78.6  31.9 OR 47.9 74.1  26.2
ID 30.4 79.3  48.9 PA 43.0 74.3  31.3
IL 44.8 77.2  32.4 RI 20.6 73.2  52.6
IN 66.2 70.8   4.6 SC 53.1 74.7  21.6
IA 49.8 73.5  23.7 SD 95.0 85.3  -9.7
KS 58.0 79.5  21.5 TN 40.1 72.8  32.7
KY 51.4 73.2  21.8 TX 55.0 74.8  19.8
LA 32.0 68.2  36.2 UT 55.5 81.1  25.6
ME 46.0 70.8  24.8 VT ‡ 72.4 ‡
MD 48.5 76.0  27.5 VA 53.3 75.4  22.1
MA 47.9 76.0  28.1 WA 47.6 76.4  28.8
MI 42.0 74.4  32.4 WV 81.8 74.5  -7.3
MN 47.4 81.4  34.0 WI 36.2 79.8  43.6
MS 89.6 71.6 -18.0 WY 62.8 54.9  -7.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.33). 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 ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.34 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 40.4 74.2 33.8 MO 35.0 77.3 42.3
AL 37.4 73.6 36.2 MT 38.5 71.4 32.9
AK 40.9 68.7 27.8 NE 36.3 82.5 46.2
AZ 39.3 67.6 28.3 NV 37.3 71.9 34.6
AR 32.0 76.8 44.8 NH 39.0 83.3 44.3
CA 40.0 72.5 32.5 NJ 48.9 73.7 24.8
CO 46.9 77.7 30.8 NM 32.9 63.2 30.3
CT 40.8 76.9 36.1 NY 38.9 73.0 34.1
DE 61.9 76.1 14.2 NC 34.8 75.0 40.2
DC 32.1 78.2 46.1 ND 52.1 69.9 17.8
FL 40.1 74.0 33.9 OH 37.8 76.3 38.5
GA 34.3 74.1 39.8 OK 37.0 73.1 36.1
HI 42.9 72.3 29.4 OR 39.7 75.5 35.8
ID 56.9 72.6 15.7 PA 42.0 77.5 35.5
IL 43.8 75.7 31.9 RI 41.3 82.1 40.8
IN 43.6 77.8 34.2 SC 44.1 71.4 27.3
IA 53.3 81.0 27.7 SD 15.8 55.8 40.0
KS 45.4 76.8 31.4 TN 36.6 77.1 40.5
KY 39.0 73.7 34.7 TX 47.9 75.3 27.4
LA 30.8 69.8 39.0 UT 52.6 77.3 24.7
ME 21.3 77.1 55.8 VT 51.5 75.1 23.6
MD 44.5 76.9 32.4 VA 44.4 77.8 33.4
MA 43.8 76.2 32.4 WA 41.0 73.7 32.7
MI 38.5 74.4 35.9 WV 21.3 69.0 47.7
MN 47.8 77.6 29.8 WI 51.1 77.3 26.2
MS 31.1 70.6 39.5 WY 39.6 72.3 32.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.34). 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 ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.35 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 43.7 74.3 30.6 MO 47.8 76.6 28.8
AL 50.2 72.2 22.0 MT 44.4 74.2 29.8
AK 77.4 76.3 -1.1 NE 58.4 84.7 26.3
AZ 44.7 75.1 30.4 NV 46.8 75.1 28.3
AR 52.1 76.4 24.3 NH 31.4 75.9 44.5
CA 41.3 72.8 31.5 NJ 45.5 74.3 28.8
CO 45.1 76.4 31.3 NM 35.9 71.8 35.9
CT 45.9 75.7 29.8 NY 35.2 69.8 34.6
DE 61.4 77.6 16.2 NC 45.4 75.4 30.0
DC 56.2 82.9 26.7 ND 45.1 67.9 22.8
FL 41.0 77.6 36.6 OH 42.8 76.2 33.4
GA 44.6 75.5 30.9 OK 49.8 76.7 26.9
HI 32.3 72.8 40.5 OR 56.1 77.1 21.0
ID 62.3 79.6 17.3 PA 35.0 72.6 37.6
IL 48.5 75.9 27.4 RI 41.4 70.2 28.8
IN 41.2 75.2 34.0 SC 47.6 73.8 26.2
IA 62.3 80.1 17.8 SD 67.8 83.4 15.6
KS 35.8 79.0 43.2 TN 51.6 75.8 24.2
KY 45.7 75.8 30.1 TX 46.2 73.3 27.1
LA 46.5 73.0 26.5 UT 65.8 78.8 13.0
ME 50.6 81.8 31.2 VT ‡ 76.3 ‡
MD 52.7 77.2 24.5 VA 57.4 79.8 22.4
MA 34.6 73.3 38.7 WA 48.2 77.5 29.3
MI 44.8 73.7 28.9 WV 70.5 79.3  8.8
MN 55.9 80.2 24.3 WI 47.8 78.5 30.7
MS 51.4 70.5 19.1 WY 63.8 79.9 16.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.35). 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 ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.41 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 12,834,915 1,131,800  8.8 MO    310,290    28,271  9.1
AL    241,666    18,606  7.7 MT     64,965     7,443 11.5
AK     21,889     1,960  9.0 NE     86,938    10,685 12.3
AZ    315,718    25,850  8.2 NV    113,932     8,768  7.7
AR    165,922    14,295  8.6 NH     65,262     6,951 10.7
CA    981,274    80,999  8.3 NJ    305,194    27,483  9.0
CO    206,571    20,108  9.7 NM     71,012     7,228 10.2
CT    145,125    12,444  8.6 NY    661,551    54,458  8.2
DE     42,585     3,926  9.2 NC    432,323    36,371  8.4
DC      6,795       915 13.5 ND     34,286     4,370 12.7
FL    979,686    81,205  8.3 OH    568,003    49,062  8.6
GA    352,688    32,561  9.2 OK    207,155    19,800  9.6
HI     20,865     2,232 10.7 OR    221,091    16,184  7.3
ID     97,906     9,118  9.3 PA    622,931    53,018  8.5
IL    464,825    39,991  8.6 RI     48,032     3,589  7.5
IN    314,573    30,801  9.8 SC    223,225    17,896  8.0
IA    154,910    16,264 10.5 SD     44,757     5,694 12.7
KS    133,792    16,416 12.3 TN    344,453    28,290  8.2
KY    265,952    19,148  7.2 TX    751,665    81,274 10.8
LA    189,688    18,728  9.9 UT    101,139     9,773  9.7
ME     81,067     6,218  7.7 VT     35,622     5,052 14.2
MD    170,218    17,227 10.1 VA    305,584    28,275  9.3
MA    283,076    27,551  9.7 WA    332,431    26,495  8.0
MI    465,962    36,390  7.8 WV    128,680     8,403  6.5
MN    236,826    19,672  8.3 WI    250,753    20,946  8.4
MS    133,768    11,461  8.6 WY     30,294     1,935  6.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.41). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.42 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,800,684 149,250  8.3 MO    30,177   1,702  5.6
AL    69,988   4,463  6.4 MT       313 ‡ ‡
AK     1,102 ‡ ‡ NE     2,902     461 15.9
AZ     8,899     730  8.2 NV    11,935     823  6.9
AR    21,464   1,009  4.7 NH       128 ‡ ‡
CA   116,516   9,763  8.4 NJ    49,752   3,886  7.8
CO     7,108     758 10.7 NM       997      40  4.0
CT    12,416   1,413 11.4 NY   134,409  10,509  7.8
DE     9,024     519  5.8 NC   107,005   8,004  7.5
DC    18,062   1,805 10.0 ND       365 ‡ ‡
FL   131,090   9,104  6.9 OH    64,951   5,794  8.9
GA   136,312  10,949  8.0 OK    12,037     796  6.6
HI     1,412 ‡ ‡ OR     2,805     253  9.0
ID       200 ‡ ‡ PA    63,959   5,009  7.8
IL    86,207   5,575  6.5 RI     2,000     278 13.9
IN    25,840   1,714  6.6 SC    67,181   6,020  9.0
IA     1,608     285 17.7 SD       148 ‡ ‡
KS     7,030     631  9.0 TN    47,114   4,956 10.5
KY    16,359   1,702 10.4 TX   137,693  15,601 11.3
LA    71,349   5,221  7.3 UT       802     306 38.2
ME       910     177 19.5 VT       258     164 63.6
MD    76,373   8,367 11.0 VA    73,457   6,698  9.1
MA    17,805   1,552  8.7 WA     9,586     842  8.8
MI    68,101   4,909  7.2 WV     3,262     377 11.6
MN    10,319   1,903 18.4 WI     9,193     484  5.3
MS    52,761   3,698  7.0 WY ‡  ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.42). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.43 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 753,366 51,763  6.9 MO   2,927     18  0.6
AL   1,118     60  5.4 MT      54 ‡ ‡
AK     655    334 51.0 NE   1,165 ‡ ‡
AZ   9,181    510  5.6 NV  14,318  1,309  9.1
AR     689     59  8.6 NH     632 ‡ ‡
CA 298,835 15,418  5.2 NJ  27,188  2,737 10.1
CO   5,136    799 15.6 NM     915     78  8.5
CT   4,821    303  6.3 NY  70,375  3,406  4.8
DE     806     77  9.6 NC   7,602    495  6.5
DC     780 ‡ ‡ ND     353    321 90.9
FL  24,452  1,396  5.7 OH   5,819    341  5.9
GA  12,538  1,469 11.7 OK   2,327    213  9.2
HI  46,045  3,961  8.6 OR   6,905    337  4.9
ID     702     87 12.4 PA  16,903  1,285  7.6
IL  28,553  1,537  5.4 RI   1,091     52  4.8
IN   2,951     99  3.4 SC   2,723     88  3.2
IA     962 ‡ ‡ SD     214 ‡ ‡
KS   1,086 ‡ ‡ TN   2,174    170  7.8
KY   1,498    310 20.7 TX  46,411  4,579  9.9
LA   2,954     50  1.7 UT   2,229     96  4.3
ME     756    226 29.9 VT ‡ ‡ ‡
MD  14,407  1,775 12.3 VA  18,889  2,350 12.4
MA  13,487  1,106  8.2 WA  27,166  1,784  6.6
MI   8,859    476  5.4 WV     328 ‡ ‡
MN   9,321  1,155 12.4 WI   3,311    723 21.8
MS     715    174 24.3 WY      40 ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.43). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.44 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 634,561 63,198 10.0 MO  15,266  1,464  9.6
AL  12,604  1,661 13.2 MT   5,547    767 13.8
AK   7,932    782  9.9 NE   3,037    186  6.1
AZ  23,682  1,675  7.1 NV   8,710    878 10.1
AR   9,409    379  4.0 NH   1,738    573 33.0
CA  72,155  7,182 10.0 NJ  10,624    840  7.9
CO   7,792  1,286 16.5 NM  13,337    803  6.0
CT   4,690    486 10.4 NY  30,671  2,863  9.3
DE   1,036    263 25.4 NC  22,712  3,134 13.8
DC   1,102     78  7.1 ND   1,219    174 14.3
FL  30,866  2,341  7.6 OH  19,092  1,582  8.3
GA  17,078  1,627  9.5 OK  30,691  2,664  8.7
HI  17,160  1,756 10.2 OR  13,490    874  6.5
ID   6,939    594  8.6 PA  11,772  1,981 16.8
IL  15,293  1,287  8.4 RI   1,882    333 17.7
IN  11,223    968  8.6 SC   8,488    696  8.2
IA   4,466    412  9.2 SD   3,261    247  7.6
KS   5,076    768 15.1 TN  15,509  1,879 12.1
KY  10,321    799  7.7 TX  39,866  3,754  9.4
LA  11,796  1,373 11.6 UT   2,830    128  4.5
ME   4,093    346  8.5 VT     691     89 12.9
MD   9,847  1,446 14.7 VA  12,241  1,362 11.1
MA   9,710    917  9.4 WA  20,866  2,114 10.1
MI  19,693  1,605  8.2 WV   3,965    737 18.6
MN   9,047  1,225 13.5 WI   7,744  1,267 16.4
MS   5,135    361  7.0 WY   1,167    192 16.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.44). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.45 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,789,583 149,886  8.4 MO     5,583     732 13.1
AL     3,091     491 15.9 MT     1,149     225 19.6
AK       839     213 25.4 NE     3,179     303  9.5
AZ    66,493   6,271  9.4 NV    22,584   1,897  8.4
AR     2,019     235 11.6 NH       613     112 18.3
CA   445,180  33,451  7.5 NJ    57,761   3,420  5.9
CO    35,288   4,453 12.6 NM    55,236   3,004  5.4
CT    16,277   1,200  7.4 NY   155,075   9,342  6.0
DE     1,044 ‡ ‡ NC    15,510   1,886 12.2
DC     1,182     166 14.0 ND       514 ‡ ‡
FL   248,597  17,339  7.0 OH    12,885     417  3.2
GA    13,596   1,909 14.0 OK     8,452   1,109 13.1
HI     2,836     705 24.9 OR     9,974     708  7.1
ID     4,951     213  4.3 PA    30,404   2,412  7.9
IL    44,401   3,374  7.6 RI     4,783     525 11.0
IN    11,184   1,357 12.1 SC     5,576     939 16.8
IA     3,482     591 17.0 SD     1,062      33  3.1
KS     5,569     468  8.4 TN     5,722     932 16.3
KY     1,750     232 13.3 TX   368,615  39,703 10.8
LA     7,635     944 12.4 UT     6,605     159  2.4
ME       622 ‡ ‡ VT       267      32 12.0
MD    10,254   1,231 12.0 VA    13,141     792  6.0
MA    31,700   1,866  5.9 WA    16,397   1,531  9.3
MI    11,726   1,098  9.4 WV       665 ‡ ‡
MN     6,872     747 10.9 WI     6,535     470  7.2
MS     2,608     503 19.3 WY     2,100     146  7.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.45). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.46 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 27,778,283 6,106,692 22.0 MO    596,522   136,585 22.9
AL    412,999    78,737 19.1 MT    129,716    28,984 22.3
AK     48,947    11,257 23.0 NE    198,642    60,260 30.3
AZ    705,366   128,313 18.2 NV    229,837    44,528 19.4
AR    260,229    43,129 16.6 NH    182,747    48,385 26.5
CA  2,147,552   497,564 23.2 NJ    756,305   201,366 26.6
CO    497,895   120,044 24.1 NM    146,487    28,632 19.5
CT    369,676    94,248 25.5 NY  1,594,163   384,142 24.1
DE    111,011    20,203 18.2 NC    908,374   181,080 19.9
DC     21,880     7,095 32.4 ND     79,089    20,898 26.4
FL  2,241,395   416,975 18.6 OH  1,196,610   262,737 22.0
GA    693,594   149,865 21.6 OK    298,624    63,513 21.3
HI     53,920    15,326 28.4 OR    459,184    92,809 20.2
ID    183,509    35,751 19.5 PA  1,444,551   322,854 22.3
IL  1,047,714   237,212 22.6 RI    117,187    29,340 25.0
IN    640,462   142,528 22.3 SC    493,129    91,512 18.6
IA    361,969    81,484 22.5 SD     94,686    23,904 25.2
KS    282,282    69,633 24.7 TN    628,346   137,838 21.9
KY    413,800    84,858 20.5 TX  1,522,380   362,912 23.8
LA    319,756    74,889 23.4 UT    238,745    50,076 21.0
ME    192,755    45,983 23.9 VT     88,705    20,458 23.1
MD    446,520   119,614 26.8 VA    710,028   162,390 22.9
MA    706,401   194,016 27.5 WA    683,138   135,522 19.8
MI  1,031,405   183,975 17.8 WV    212,702    35,603 16.7
MN    618,649   135,250 21.9 WI    700,286   138,023 19.7
MS    196,874    39,719 20.2 WY     61,540    14,673 23.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.46). 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 ages 65 and over without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.47 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,127,747 743,560 23.8 MO    49,399  12,376 25.1
AL   102,602  19,662 19.2 MT       491     233 47.5
AK       764     269 35.2 NE     3,848   1,056 27.4
AZ    24,191   5,718 23.6 NV    20,731   3,593 17.3
AR    32,232   7,963 24.7 NH     1,144     717 62.7
CA   173,877  42,547 24.5 NJ    96,547  24,693 25.6
CO    15,657   5,955 38.0 NM     3,625   1,095 30.2
CT    28,175   8,570 30.4 NY   244,943  59,538 24.3
DE    20,078   5,522 27.5 NC   189,168  42,527 22.5
DC    26,918   7,579 28.2 ND        75 ‡ ‡
FL   260,611  59,225 22.7 OH   107,740  25,614 23.8
GA   235,550  49,755 21.1 OK    19,525   3,744 19.2
HI     1,335     399 29.9 OR     4,771   1,271 26.6
ID        78 ‡ ‡ PA   104,130  21,933 21.1
IL   143,459  28,904 20.1 RI     3,608   1,103 30.6
IN    37,964   8,984 23.7 SC   120,934  26,955 22.3
IA     3,663   1,013 27.7 SD       395      32  8.1
KS    12,954   3,000 23.2 TN    84,857  21,474 25.3
KY    23,905   5,124 21.4 TX   216,750  63,511 29.3
LA   113,940  22,416 19.7 UT     1,269     415 32.7
ME       656     120 18.3 VT       706     183 25.9
MD   167,149  44,964 26.9 VA   146,845  38,433 26.2
MA    31,896   9,020 28.3 WA    17,406   5,980 34.4
MI   108,365  23,020 21.2 WV     4,800   1,195 24.9
MN    12,572   5,140 40.9 WI    22,642   4,680 20.7
MS    82,219  16,188 19.7 WY       588     152 25.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.47). 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 ages 65 and over without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.48 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,876,010 425,074 22.7 MO     9,429   1,784 18.9
AL     5,470   1,088 19.9 MT       606      51  8.4
AK     4,738   1,509 31.8 NE     2,551     569 22.3
AZ    22,555   4,976 22.1 NV    36,986   8,049 21.8
AR     2,975   1,136 38.2 NH     2,680     910 34.0
CA   683,588 146,353 21.4 NJ    88,705  22,109 24.9
CO    15,500   3,370 21.7 NM     2,749     730 26.6
CT    12,682   3,349 26.4 NY   181,264  37,700 20.8
DE     4,154   1,548 37.3 NC    19,824   4,436 22.4
DC     1,440     170 11.8 ND       340      36 10.6
FL    73,471  17,314 23.6 OH    22,570   5,568 24.7
GA    36,831   8,483 23.0 OK     5,081   1,185 23.3
HI    95,961  25,255 26.3 OR    16,965   3,426 20.2
ID     2,598     438 16.9 PA    35,102   7,987 22.8
IL    72,438  16,766 23.1 RI     1,911     383 20.0
IN     6,670   1,773 26.6 SC     7,225   1,863 25.8
IA     3,508   1,641 46.8 SD       121 ‡ ‡
KS     5,178     880 17.0 TN    10,031   2,493 24.9
KY     3,343     868 26.0 TX   121,232  26,593 21.9
LA     6,354   1,592 25.1 UT     6,855   1,944 28.4
ME     1,843     516 28.0 VT       594      86 14.5
MD    43,522  10,847 24.9 VA    51,580  13,237 25.7
MA    35,708   7,013 19.6 WA    62,571  15,654 25.0
MI    24,429   5,676 23.2 WV     2,012     277 13.8
MN    12,121   3,965 32.7 WI     7,011     830 11.8
MS     2,490     548 22.0 WY       448     100 22.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.48). 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 ages 65 and over without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.49 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 978,608 243,102 24.8 MO  22,301   4,353 19.5
AL  10,058   1,460 14.5 MT   8,501   1,263 14.9
AK   7,853   3,425 43.6 NE   3,025   1,216 40.2
AZ  34,359   7,371 21.5 NV  13,392   2,086 15.6
AR  11,326   3,084 27.2 NH   3,009     557 18.5
CA 124,043  33,302 26.8 NJ  20,549   6,326 30.8
CO  16,364   3,656 22.3 NM  17,553   4,486 25.6
CT   9,032   3,484 38.6 NY  61,072  16,773 27.5
DE   2,742     507 18.5 NC  32,213   7,541 23.4
DC   1,620     893 55.1 ND   1,972     686 34.8
FL  64,958  14,631 22.5 OH  24,407   5,803 23.8
GA  24,422   7,978 32.7 OK  32,685   8,878 27.2
HI  33,174   6,409 19.3 OR  23,143   3,872 16.7
ID   6,134   1,161 18.9 PA  24,163   6,889 28.5
IL  26,056   6,865 26.3 RI   4,209   1,193 28.3
IN  16,031   3,414 21.3 SC  11,953   3,078 25.8
IA   7,562   1,642 21.7 SD   4,844   1,137 23.5
KS   6,781   1,585 23.4 TN  14,208   2,510 17.7
KY   9,014   2,480 27.5 TX  61,715  17,584 28.5
LA  12,352   2,796 22.6 UT   6,539   1,004 15.4
ME   6,715   1,114 16.6 VT   1,939   1,028 53.0
MD  17,380   4,875 28.0 VA  19,647   6,468 32.9
MA  21,278   5,875 27.6 WA  33,106   6,631 20.0
MI  26,777   5,317 19.9 WV   4,603     770 16.7
MN  11,842   2,868 24.2 WI  11,556   2,221 19.2
MS   5,626   1,534 27.3 WY   2,805   1,023 36.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.49). 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 ages 65 and over without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.50 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,185,193 734,954 23.1 MO    10,505   2,908 27.7
AL     5,855   1,966 33.6 MT     1,768     272 15.4
AK     1,075     400 37.2 NE     8,337   2,058 24.7
AZ   113,813  23,984 21.1 NV    42,202   7,971 18.9
AR     5,457   1,504 27.6 NH     2,161     326 15.1
CA   833,102 184,355 22.1 NJ   115,380  29,964 26.0
CO    59,776  14,238 23.8 NM    74,131  12,567 17.0
CT    28,762   6,217 21.6 NY   252,093  52,329 20.8
DE     3,110   1,820 58.5 NC    30,829   7,223 23.4
DC     3,854   1,376 35.7 ND       175     152 86.9
FL   481,855 105,833 22.0 OH    19,978   4,431 22.2
GA    36,124  11,020 30.5 OK    14,239   3,203 22.5
HI     5,946   1,547 26.0 OR    21,845   5,784 26.5
ID     7,881   1,875 23.8 PA    37,190   8,176 22.0
IL   118,638  26,926 22.7 RI     7,931   1,073 13.5
IN    17,512   5,335 30.5 SC    11,498   4,000 34.8
IA     6,173   3,125 50.6 SD     1,554     188 12.1
KS    12,202   4,006 32.8 TN    11,775   2,982 25.3
KY     4,134     811 19.6 TX   565,211 134,247 23.8
LA    14,511   3,278 22.6 UT    16,864   3,676 21.8
ME     1,496     391 26.1 VT       948      51  5.4
MD    27,114   9,655 35.6 VA    31,659   9,626 30.4
MA    32,615   8,940 27.4 WA    30,748   8,777 28.5
MI    23,706   4,478 18.9 WV     1,636 ‡ ‡
MN     9,599   3,448 35.9 WI    13,100   4,039 30.8
MS     3,911   1,098 28.1 WY     3,215   1,305 40.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.50). 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 ages 65 and over without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.51 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.8 22.0 13.2 MO  9.1 22.9 13.8
AL  7.7 19.1 11.4 MT 11.5 22.3 10.8
AK  9.0 23.0 14.0 NE 12.3 30.3 18.0
AZ  8.2 18.2 10.0 NV  7.7 19.4 11.7
AR  8.6 16.6  8.0 NH 10.7 26.5 15.8
CA  8.3 23.2 14.9 NJ  9.0 26.6 17.6
CO  9.7 24.1 14.4 NM 10.2 19.5  9.3
CT  8.6 25.5 16.9 NY  8.2 24.1 15.9
DE  9.2 18.2  9.0 NC  8.4 19.9 11.5
DC 13.5 32.4 18.9 ND 12.7 26.4 13.7
FL  8.3 18.6 10.3 OH  8.6 22.0 13.4
GA  9.2 21.6 12.4 OK  9.6 21.3 11.7
HI 10.7 28.4 17.7 OR  7.3 20.2 12.9
ID  9.3 19.5 10.2 PA  8.5 22.3 13.8
IL  8.6 22.6 14.0 RI  7.5 25.0 17.5
IN  9.8 22.3 12.5 SC  8.0 18.6 10.6
IA 10.5 22.5 12.0 SD 12.7 25.2 12.5
KS 12.3 24.7 12.4 TN  8.2 21.9 13.7
KY  7.2 20.5 13.3 TX 10.8 23.8 13.0
LA  9.9 23.4 13.5 UT  9.7 21.0 11.3
ME  7.7 23.9 16.2 VT 14.2 23.1  8.9
MD 10.1 26.8 16.7 VA  9.3 22.9 13.6
MA  9.7 27.5 17.8 WA  8.0 19.8 11.8
MI  7.8 17.8 10.0 WV  6.5 16.7 10.2
MN  8.3 21.9 13.6 WI  8.4 19.7 11.3
MS  8.6 20.2 11.6 WY  6.4 23.8 17.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.51). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.52 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.3 23.8  15.5 MO  5.6 25.1  19.5
AL  6.4 19.2  12.8 MT ‡ 47.5 ‡
AK ‡ 35.2 ‡ NE 15.9 27.4  11.5
AZ  8.2 23.6  15.4 NV  6.9 17.3  10.4
AR  4.7 24.7  20.0 NH ‡ 62.7 ‡
CA  8.4 24.5  16.1 NJ  7.8 25.6  17.8
CO 10.7 38.0  27.3 NM  4.0 30.2  26.2
CT 11.4 30.4  19.0 NY  7.8 24.3  16.5
DE  5.8 27.5  21.7 NC  7.5 22.5  15.0
DC 10.0 28.2  18.2 ND ‡ ‡ ‡
FL  6.9 22.7  15.8 OH  8.9 23.8  14.9
GA  8.0 21.1  13.1 OK  6.6 19.2  12.6
HI ‡ 29.9 ‡ OR  9.0 26.6  17.6
ID ‡ ‡ ‡ PA  7.8 21.1  13.3
IL  6.5 20.1  13.6 RI 13.9 30.6  16.7
IN  6.6 23.7  17.1 SC  9.0 22.3  13.3
IA 17.7 27.7  10.0 SD ‡  8.1 ‡
KS  9.0 23.2  14.2 TN 10.5 25.3  14.8
KY 10.4 21.4  11.0 TX 11.3 29.3  18.0
LA  7.3 19.7  12.4 UT 38.2 32.7  -5.5
ME 19.5 18.3  -1.2 VT 63.6 25.9 -37.7
MD 11.0 26.9  15.9 VA  9.1 26.2  17.1
MA  8.7 28.3  19.6 WA  8.8 34.4  25.6
MI  7.2 21.2  14.0 WV 11.6 24.9  13.3
MN 18.4 40.9  22.5 WI  5.3 20.7  15.4
MS  7.0 19.7  12.7 WY ‡ 25.9 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.52). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.53 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  6.9 22.7  15.8 MO  0.6 18.9  18.3
AL  5.4 19.9  14.5 MT ‡  8.4 ‡
AK 51.0 31.8 -19.2 NE ‡ 22.3 ‡
AZ  5.6 22.1  16.5 NV  9.1 21.8  12.7
AR  8.6 38.2  29.6 NH ‡ 34.0 ‡
CA  5.2 21.4  16.2 NJ 10.1 24.9  14.8
CO 15.6 21.7   6.1 NM  8.5 26.6  18.1
CT  6.3 26.4  20.1 NY  4.8 20.8  16.0
DE  9.6 37.3  27.7 NC  6.5 22.4  15.9
DC ‡ 11.8 ‡ ND 90.9 10.6 -80.3
FL  5.7 23.6  17.9 OH  5.9 24.7  18.8
GA 11.7 23.0  11.3 OK  9.2 23.3  14.1
HI  8.6 26.3  17.7 OR  4.9 20.2  15.3
ID 12.4 16.9   4.5 PA  7.6 22.8  15.2
IL  5.4 23.1  17.7 RI  4.8 20.0  15.2
IN  3.4 26.6  23.2 SC  3.2 25.8  22.6
IA ‡ 46.8 ‡ SD ‡ ‡ ‡
KS ‡ 17.0 ‡ TN  7.8 24.9  17.1
KY 20.7 26.0   5.3 TX  9.9 21.9  12.0
LA  1.7 25.1  23.4 UT  4.3 28.4  24.1
ME 29.9 28.0  -1.9 VT ‡ 14.5 ‡
MD 12.3 24.9  12.6 VA 12.4 25.7  13.3
MA  8.2 19.6  11.4 WA  6.6 25.0  18.4
MI  5.4 23.2  17.8 WV ‡ 13.8 ‡
MN 12.4 32.7  20.3 WI 21.8 11.8 -10.0
MS 24.3 22.0  -2.3 WY ‡ 22.3 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.53). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.54 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 10.0 24.8  14.8 MO  9.6 19.5   9.9
AL 13.2 14.5   1.3 MT 13.8 14.9   1.1
AK  9.9 43.6  33.7 NE  6.1 40.2  34.1
AZ  7.1 21.5  14.4 NV 10.1 15.6   5.5
AR  4.0 27.2  23.2 NH 33.0 18.5 -14.5
CA 10.0 26.8  16.8 NJ  7.9 30.8  22.9
CO 16.5 22.3   5.8 NM  6.0 25.6  19.6
CT 10.4 38.6  28.2 NY  9.3 27.5  18.2
DE 25.4 18.5  -6.9 NC 13.8 23.4   9.6
DC  7.1 55.1  48.0 ND 14.3 34.8  20.5
FL  7.6 22.5  14.9 OH  8.3 23.8  15.5
GA  9.5 32.7  23.2 OK  8.7 27.2  18.5
HI 10.2 19.3   9.1 OR  6.5 16.7  10.2
ID  8.6 18.9  10.3 PA 16.8 28.5  11.7
IL  8.4 26.3  17.9 RI 17.7 28.3  10.6
IN  8.6 21.3  12.7 SC  8.2 25.8  17.6
IA  9.2 21.7  12.5 SD  7.6 23.5  15.9
KS 15.1 23.4   8.3 TN 12.1 17.7   5.6
KY  7.7 27.5  19.8 TX  9.4 28.5  19.1
LA 11.6 22.6  11.0 UT  4.5 15.4  10.9
ME  8.5 16.6   8.1 VT 12.9 53.0  40.1
MD 14.7 28.0  13.3 VA 11.1 32.9  21.8
MA  9.4 27.6  18.2 WA 10.1 20.0   9.9
MI  8.2 19.9  11.7 WV 18.6 16.7  -1.9
MN 13.5 24.2  10.7 WI 16.4 19.2   2.8
MS  7.0 27.3  20.3 WY 16.5 36.5  20.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.54). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.55 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.4 23.1 14.7 MO 13.1 27.7 14.6
AL 15.9 33.6 17.7 MT 19.6 15.4 -4.2
AK 25.4 37.2 11.8 NE  9.5 24.7 15.2
AZ  9.4 21.1 11.7 NV  8.4 18.9 10.5
AR 11.6 27.6 16.0 NH 18.3 15.1 -3.2
CA  7.5 22.1 14.6 NJ  5.9 26.0 20.1
CO 12.6 23.8 11.2 NM  5.4 17.0 11.6
CT  7.4 21.6 14.2 NY  6.0 20.8 14.8
DE ‡ 58.5 ‡ NC 12.2 23.4 11.2
DC 14.0 35.7 21.7 ND ‡ 86.9 ‡
FL  7.0 22.0 15.0 OH  3.2 22.2 19.0
GA 14.0 30.5 16.5 OK 13.1 22.5  9.4
HI 24.9 26.0  1.1 OR  7.1 26.5 19.4
ID  4.3 23.8 19.5 PA  7.9 22.0 14.1
IL  7.6 22.7 15.1 RI 11.0 13.5  2.5
IN 12.1 30.5 18.4 SC 16.8 34.8 18.0
IA 17.0 50.6 33.6 SD  3.1 12.1  9.0
KS  8.4 32.8 24.4 TN 16.3 25.3  9.0
KY 13.3 19.6  6.3 TX 10.8 23.8 13.0
LA 12.4 22.6 10.2 UT  2.4 21.8 19.4
ME ‡ 26.1 ‡ VT 12.0  5.4 -6.6
MD 12.0 35.6 23.6 VA  6.0 30.4 24.4
MA  5.9 27.4 21.5 WA  9.3 28.5 19.2
MI  9.4 18.9  9.5 WV ‡ ‡ ‡
MN 10.9 35.9 25.0 WI  7.2 30.8 23.6
MS 19.3 28.1  8.8 WY  7.0 40.6 33.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.55). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.61 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 10,490,221 4,425,707 42.2 MO    227,162    97,257 42.8
AL    207,475    71,482 34.5 MT     40,608    18,004 44.3
AK     27,063    12,172 45.0 NE     63,847    36,442 57.1
AZ    226,211   102,136 45.2 NV    100,858    44,994 44.6
AR    130,015    45,573 35.1 NH     42,739    20,853 48.8
CA  1,054,386   425,947 40.4 NJ    218,281    90,709 41.6
CO    170,948    88,036 51.5 NM     82,918    28,492 34.4
CT    105,925    49,976 47.2 NY    545,500   196,730 36.1
DE     33,280    15,145 45.5 NC    356,755   147,790 41.4
DC     20,594     8,950 43.5 ND     22,656    14,405 63.6
FL    641,660   261,449 40.7 OH    403,935   167,238 41.4
GA    341,181   137,308 40.2 OK    173,634    76,564 44.1
HI     40,490    16,012 39.5 OR    166,353    71,809 43.2
ID     64,587    37,137 57.5 PA    421,285   167,945 39.9
IL    358,148   149,530 41.8 RI     36,516    14,952 40.9
IN    229,052    97,721 42.7 SC    178,818    68,947 38.6
IA     98,670    48,113 48.8 SD     29,422    15,370 52.2
KS    102,050    46,913 46.0 TN    259,852    97,393 37.5
KY    212,713    74,957 35.2 TX    896,670   430,523 48.0
LA    186,888    66,696 35.7 UT     95,329    54,783 57.5
ME     58,675    21,334 36.4 VT     25,431    10,023 39.4
MD    157,104    71,729 45.7 VA    260,601   125,134 48.0
MA    184,272    77,627 42.1 WA    254,644   110,483 43.4
MI    345,038   137,433 39.8 WV     86,655    25,995 30.0
MN    171,564    87,152 50.8 WI    182,290    89,160 48.9
MS    133,542    45,198 33.8 WY     15,931     7,986 50.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.61). 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 ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.62 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 10,884,943 4,279,806 39.3 MO    228,321    91,300 40.0
AL    219,569    66,595 30.3 MT     34,836    14,740 42.3
AK     30,383    14,294 47.0 NE     63,848    30,667 48.0
AZ    236,055   101,536 43.0 NV    102,736    41,502 40.4
AR    140,395    49,749 35.4 NH     43,466    19,463 44.8
CA  1,040,294   399,929 38.4 NJ    223,955    87,267 39.0
CO    163,205    78,740 48.2 NM     89,170    31,630 35.5
CT    104,808    43,505 41.5 NY    592,016   222,504 37.6
DE     29,828    14,642 49.1 NC    364,458   129,941 35.7
DC     24,973     9,395 37.6 ND     24,401    12,916 52.9
FL    652,697   247,470 37.9 OH    440,430   166,391 37.8
GA    377,615   141,763 37.5 OK    182,139    69,526 38.2
HI     30,165    12,556 41.6 OR    171,369    71,859 41.9
ID     65,376    28,393 43.4 PA    441,407   172,299 39.0
IL    380,551   158,001 41.5 RI     43,026    18,785 43.7
IN    246,947    95,514 38.7 SC    192,313    64,012 33.3
IA    102,044    46,518 45.6 SD     25,327    12,667 50.0
KS     99,537    40,964 41.2 TN    276,654    94,047 34.0
KY    212,814    68,236 32.1 TX    915,616   402,379 43.9
LA    195,636    63,995 32.7 UT     99,599    50,382 50.6
ME     52,434    18,430 35.1 VT     18,634     6,682 35.9
MD    190,345    86,539 45.5 VA    265,215   108,374 40.9
MA    206,175    85,258 41.4 WA    261,249   105,757 40.5
MI    372,518   130,067 34.9 WV     84,440    24,819 29.4
MN    174,690    88,944 50.9 WI    179,452    78,239 43.6
MS    149,971    48,908 32.6 WY     21,841    11,717 53.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.62). 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 ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.63 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 87,858,457 71,493,606 81.4 MO  1,562,382  1,302,249 83.4
AL  1,225,506    977,230 79.7 MT    282,802    233,030 82.4
AK    188,423    148,533 78.8 NE    509,574    448,541 88.0
AZ  1,884,554  1,547,504 82.1 NV    852,956    666,230 78.1
AR    736,004    600,938 81.6 NH    387,715    333,149 85.9
CA 11,027,819  8,767,865 79.5 NJ  2,562,764  2,080,845 81.2
CO  1,655,182  1,402,080 84.7 NM    518,406    392,667 75.7
CT    979,797    798,178 81.5 NY  5,402,196  4,139,775 76.6
DE    247,966    198,164 79.9 NC  2,675,312  2,181,005 81.5
DC    191,688    150,574 78.6 ND    215,297    184,903 85.9
FL  5,570,314  4,530,036 81.3 OH  3,044,824  2,507,549 82.4
GA  2,790,774  2,259,615 81.0 OK    970,802    784,126 80.8
HI    352,557    277,528 78.7 OR  1,120,758    904,682 80.7
ID    487,355    415,618 85.3 PA  3,404,367  2,774,620 81.5
IL  3,441,023  2,786,353 81.0 RI    297,561    239,823 80.6
IN  1,776,984  1,486,779 83.7 SC  1,284,947  1,035,842 80.6
IA    843,859    728,945 86.4 SD    229,525    199,913 87.1
KS    752,933    643,113 85.4 TN  1,776,470  1,472,471 82.9
KY  1,104,262    888,012 80.4 TX  7,938,717  6,560,215 82.6
LA  1,104,925    840,746 76.1 UT    907,149    805,667 88.8
ME    346,436    287,943 83.1 VT    168,879    137,247 81.3
MD  1,639,140  1,352,528 82.5 VA  2,257,046  1,893,400 83.9
MA  1,961,552  1,604,462 81.8 WA  2,123,494  1,747,614 82.3
MI  2,652,741  2,112,007 79.6 WV    430,328    322,361 74.9
MN  1,544,994  1,327,966 86.0 WI  1,589,085  1,353,541 85.2
MS    681,398    524,080 76.9 WY    156,915    135,344 86.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.63). 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 ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.64 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 89,668,784 64,479,985 71.9 MO  1,615,555  1,220,256 75.5
AL  1,321,825    922,389 69.8 MT    282,160    211,571 75.0
AK    182,415    129,393 70.9 NE    504,737    411,893 81.6
AZ  1,892,816  1,322,858 69.9 NV    837,315    575,642 68.7
AR    755,907    544,976 72.1 NH    383,189    296,450 77.4
CA 10,979,334  7,418,085 67.6 NJ  2,614,012  1,881,932 72.0
CO  1,619,060  1,214,908 75.0 NM    529,404    353,216 66.7
CT  1,011,573    762,056 75.3 NY  5,580,831  3,966,401 71.1
DE    272,804    199,228 73.0 NC  2,887,295  2,069,389 71.7
DC    213,276    164,658 77.2 ND    192,863    154,308 80.0
FL  5,786,091  4,132,139 71.4 OH  3,085,010  2,314,995 75.0
GA  3,014,312  2,153,997 71.5 OK    991,579    713,226 71.9
HI    376,743    270,343 71.8 OR  1,111,924    804,808 72.4
ID    484,129    356,931 73.7 PA  3,443,649  2,564,117 74.5
IL  3,476,489  2,536,214 73.0 RI    302,938    228,299 75.4
IN  1,787,952  1,319,195 73.8 SC  1,387,029    975,571 70.3
IA    824,666    655,841 79.5 SD    223,981    179,291 80.0
KS    754,424    576,333 76.4 TN  1,864,972  1,332,118 71.4
KY  1,137,984    816,899 71.8 TX  8,042,669  5,491,956 68.3
LA  1,204,097    826,191 68.6 UT    882,080    630,189 71.4
ME    362,775    279,970 77.2 VT    179,323    138,900 77.5
MD  1,732,747  1,311,256 75.7 VA  2,372,009  1,755,094 74.0
MA  2,020,339  1,534,337 75.9 WA  2,075,531  1,488,793 71.7
MI  2,648,900  1,885,610 71.2 WV    432,785    293,470 67.8
MN  1,520,755  1,230,961 80.9 WI  1,576,446  1,241,043 78.7
MS    745,235    516,292 69.3 WY    142,850    105,997 74.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.64). 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 ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.65 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 42.2 81.4 39.2 MO 42.8 83.4 40.6
AL 34.5 79.7 45.2 MT 44.3 82.4 38.1
AK 45.0 78.8 33.8 NE 57.1 88.0 30.9
AZ 45.2 82.1 36.9 NV 44.6 78.1 33.5
AR 35.1 81.6 46.5 NH 48.8 85.9 37.1
CA 40.4 79.5 39.1 NJ 41.6 81.2 39.6
CO 51.5 84.7 33.2 NM 34.4 75.7 41.3
CT 47.2 81.5 34.3 NY 36.1 76.6 40.5
DE 45.5 79.9 34.4 NC 41.4 81.5 40.1
DC 43.5 78.6 35.1 ND 63.6 85.9 22.3
FL 40.7 81.3 40.6 OH 41.4 82.4 41.0
GA 40.2 81.0 40.8 OK 44.1 80.8 36.7
HI 39.5 78.7 39.2 OR 43.2 80.7 37.5
ID 57.5 85.3 27.8 PA 39.9 81.5 41.6
IL 41.8 81.0 39.2 RI 40.9 80.6 39.7
IN 42.7 83.7 41.0 SC 38.6 80.6 42.0
IA 48.8 86.4 37.6 SD 52.2 87.1 34.9
KS 46.0 85.4 39.4 TN 37.5 82.9 45.4
KY 35.2 80.4 45.2 TX 48.0 82.6 34.6
LA 35.7 76.1 40.4 UT 57.5 88.8 31.3
ME 36.4 83.1 46.7 VT 39.4 81.3 41.9
MD 45.7 82.5 36.8 VA 48.0 83.9 35.9
MA 42.1 81.8 39.7 WA 43.4 82.3 38.9
MI 39.8 79.6 39.8 WV 30.0 74.9 44.9
MN 50.8 86.0 35.2 WI 48.9 85.2 36.3
MS 33.8 76.9 43.1 WY 50.1 86.3 36.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.65). 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 ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.66 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 39.3 71.9 32.6 MO 40.0 75.5 35.5
AL 30.3 69.8 39.5 MT 42.3 75.0 32.7
AK 47.0 70.9 23.9 NE 48.0 81.6 33.6
AZ 43.0 69.9 26.9 NV 40.4 68.7 28.3
AR 35.4 72.1 36.7 NH 44.8 77.4 32.6
CA 38.4 67.6 29.2 NJ 39.0 72.0 33.0
CO 48.2 75.0 26.8 NM 35.5 66.7 31.2
CT 41.5 75.3 33.8 NY 37.6 71.1 33.5
DE 49.1 73.0 23.9 NC 35.7 71.7 36.0
DC 37.6 77.2 39.6 ND 52.9 80.0 27.1
FL 37.9 71.4 33.5 OH 37.8 75.0 37.2
GA 37.5 71.5 34.0 OK 38.2 71.9 33.7
HI 41.6 71.8 30.2 OR 41.9 72.4 30.5
ID 43.4 73.7 30.3 PA 39.0 74.5 35.5
IL 41.5 73.0 31.5 RI 43.7 75.4 31.7
IN 38.7 73.8 35.1 SC 33.3 70.3 37.0
IA 45.6 79.5 33.9 SD 50.0 80.0 30.0
KS 41.2 76.4 35.2 TN 34.0 71.4 37.4
KY 32.1 71.8 39.7 TX 43.9 68.3 24.4
LA 32.7 68.6 35.9 UT 50.6 71.4 20.8
ME 35.1 77.2 42.1 VT 35.9 77.5 41.6
MD 45.5 75.7 30.2 VA 40.9 74.0 33.1
MA 41.4 75.9 34.5 WA 40.5 71.7 31.2
MI 34.9 71.2 36.3 WV 29.4 67.8 38.4
MN 50.9 80.9 30.0 WI 43.6 78.7 35.1
MS 32.6 69.3 36.7 WY 53.6 74.2 20.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.66). 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 ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.69 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 7,992,106 901,202 11.3 MO   167,753  18,176 10.8
AL   147,999  15,997 10.8 MT    38,733   4,245 11.0
AK    17,524   2,693 15.4 NE    44,604   6,771 15.2
AZ   203,266  20,313 10.0 NV    85,734   8,884 10.4
AR    95,831  10,312 10.8 NH    32,777   4,262 13.0
CA   822,969  83,881 10.2 NJ   182,551  19,719 10.8
CO   123,333  16,803 13.6 NM    64,752   5,545  8.6
CT    79,735  10,557 13.2 NY   427,793  41,891  9.8
DE    25,091   2,541 10.1 NC   258,402  30,499 11.8
DC    10,041   1,314 13.1 ND    17,308   2,869 16.6
FL   652,121  65,677 10.1 OH   301,606  35,273 11.7
GA   234,079  27,607 11.8 OK   120,766  14,258 11.8
HI    41,498   4,720 11.4 OR   122,327  11,020  9.0
ID    56,991   7,868 13.8 PA   324,209  38,347 11.8
IL   274,869  29,225 10.6 RI    25,582   2,757 10.8
IN   166,347  22,394 13.5 SC   140,023  15,803 11.3
IA    79,218  11,558 14.6 SD    23,809   3,936 16.5
KS    72,712  11,657 16.0 TN   193,557  21,954 11.3
KY   136,072  13,613 10.0 TX   611,952  83,007 13.6
LA   124,265  14,977 12.1 UT    52,868   6,445 12.2
ME    41,724   4,218 10.1 VT    16,328   2,683 16.4
MD   117,569  17,368 14.8 VA   181,572  21,191 11.7
MA   151,202  19,651 13.0 WA   189,596  17,654  9.3
MI   261,528  25,565  9.8 WV    63,015   4,242  6.7
MN   129,513  14,517 11.2 WI   131,590  14,322 10.9
MS    90,164   9,051 10.0 WY    17,238   1,372  8.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.69). 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 ages 65 and over with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.70 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 9,821,003 644,695  6.6 MO   196,490  14,011  7.1
AL   180,468   9,284  5.1 MT    33,295   4,190 12.6
AK    14,893     596  4.0 NE    52,617   4,864  9.2
AZ   220,707  14,723  6.7 NV    85,745   4,791  5.6
AR   103,672   5,665  5.5 NH    35,596   3,374  9.5
CA 1,090,991  62,932  5.8 NJ   267,968  18,647  7.0
CO   138,562  10,601  7.7 NM    76,745   5,608  7.3
CT   103,594   5,289  5.1 NY   624,288  38,687  6.2
DE    29,404   2,244  7.6 NC   326,750  19,391  5.9
DC    17,880   1,650  9.2 ND    19,429   1,996 10.3
FL   762,570  45,708  6.0 OH   369,144  21,923  5.9
GA   298,133  20,908  7.0 OK   139,896  10,324  7.4
HI    46,820   3,934  8.4 OR   131,938   7,336  5.6
ID    53,707   2,144  4.0 PA   421,760  25,358  6.0
IL   364,410  22,539  6.2 RI    32,206   2,020  6.3
IN   199,424  12,545  6.3 SC   167,170   9,836  5.9
IA    86,210   5,994  7.0 SD    25,633   2,038  8.0
KS    79,841   6,626  8.3 TN   221,415  14,273  6.4
KY   159,808   8,578  5.4 TX   732,298  61,904  8.5
LA   159,157  11,339  7.1 UT    60,737   4,017  6.6
ME    45,724   2,749  6.0 VT    20,510   2,654 12.9
MD   163,530  12,678  7.8 VA   241,740  18,286  7.6
MA   204,576  13,341  6.5 WA   216,850  15,112  7.0
MI   312,813  18,913  6.0 WV    73,885   5,275  7.1
MN   142,872  10,185  7.1 WI   145,946   9,568  6.6
MS   104,823   7,146  6.8 WY    16,363     901  5.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.70). 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 ages 65 years and over with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.71 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 16,760,917 4,500,149 26.8 MO    305,896    85,395 27.9
AL    232,091    54,254 23.4 MT     65,294    16,335 25.0
AK     31,886     9,000 28.2 NE     99,398    36,796 37.0
AZ    412,406    91,797 22.3 NV    158,105    34,268 21.7
AR    134,622    29,201 21.7 NH     88,912    27,613 31.1
CA  1,829,598   504,121 27.6 NJ    491,125   159,395 32.5
CO    280,651    82,297 29.3 NM    113,548    23,554 20.7
CT    203,089    63,031 31.0 NY  1,066,250   291,837 27.4
DE     63,450    15,746 24.8 NC    523,114   130,935 25.0
DC     24,464     8,143 33.3 ND     38,513    12,836 33.3
FL  1,413,783   340,646 24.1 OH    617,837   166,438 26.9
GA    451,047   126,973 28.2 OK    165,910    41,151 24.8
HI     86,789    24,965 28.8 OR    238,173    57,444 24.1
ID     90,269    22,738 25.2 PA    752,096   203,857 27.1
IL    639,118   170,605 26.7 RI     59,911    18,006 30.1
IN    322,772    87,441 27.1 SC    287,820    68,317 23.7
IA    175,254    51,840 29.6 SD     48,740    13,902 28.5
KS    143,617    42,406 29.5 TN    330,898    87,745 26.5
KY    202,691    47,476 23.4 TX  1,120,720   337,205 30.1
LA    210,013    54,868 26.1 UT    128,119    35,259 27.5
ME     92,938    25,068 27.0 VT     45,036    12,809 28.4
MD    314,905   100,340 31.9 VA    437,348   126,438 28.9
MA    375,399   116,248 31.0 WA    380,288    94,185 24.8
MI    552,515   123,024 22.3 WV    104,189    22,399 21.5
MN    304,416    81,610 26.8 WI    347,907    80,286 23.1
MS    125,245    32,197 25.7 WY     32,742     9,709 29.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.71). 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 ages 65 years and over without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.72 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 20,184,924 3,753,233 18.6 MO    382,260    72,611 19.0
AL    304,893    48,659 16.0 MT     75,788    14,468 19.1
AK     31,491     7,860 25.0 NE    117,005    28,363 24.2
AZ    487,878    78,565 16.1 NV    185,043    31,959 17.3
AR    177,597    27,615 15.5 NH    102,829    23,282 22.6
CA  2,132,564   400,000 18.8 NJ    586,361   125,063 21.3
CO    324,541    64,966 20.0 NM    130,997    23,956 18.3
CT    245,238    52,837 21.5 NY  1,267,285   258,645 20.4
DE     77,645    13,854 17.8 NC    657,294   111,872 17.0
DC     31,248     8,970 28.7 ND     43,138     8,936 20.7
FL  1,708,507   273,332 16.0 OH    753,468   137,715 18.3
GA    575,474   100,128 17.4 OK    204,244    39,372 19.3
HI    103,547    23,971 23.1 OR    287,735    49,718 17.3
ID    109,931    16,487 15.0 PA    893,040   163,982 18.4
IL    769,187   146,068 19.0 RI     74,935    15,086 20.1
IN    395,867    74,593 18.8 SC    356,919    59,091 16.6
IA    207,621    37,065 17.9 SD     52,860    11,359 21.5
KS    175,780    36,698 20.9 TN    418,319    79,552 19.0
KY    251,505    46,665 18.6 TX  1,366,568   267,642 19.6
LA    256,900    50,103 19.5 UT    142,153    21,856 15.4
ME    110,527    23,056 20.9 VT     47,856     8,997 18.8
MD    386,780    89,615 23.2 VA    522,411   103,716 19.9
MA    452,499   108,616 24.0 WA    446,681    78,379 17.5
MI    662,167    99,442 15.0 WV    121,564    15,446 12.7
MN    360,367    69,061 19.2 WI    406,688    69,507 17.1
MS    165,875    26,890 16.2 WY     35,854     7,544 21.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.72). 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 ages 65 years and over without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.73 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 11.3 26.8 15.5 MO 10.8 27.9 17.1
AL 10.8 23.4 12.6 MT 11.0 25.0 14.0
AK 15.4 28.2 12.8 NE 15.2 37.0 21.8
AZ 10.0 22.3 12.3 NV 10.4 21.7 11.3
AR 10.8 21.7 10.9 NH 13.0 31.1 18.1
CA 10.2 27.6 17.4 NJ 10.8 32.5 21.7
CO 13.6 29.3 15.7 NM  8.6 20.7 12.1
CT 13.2 31.0 17.8 NY  9.8 27.4 17.6
DE 10.1 24.8 14.7 NC 11.8 25.0 13.2
DC 13.1 33.3 20.2 ND 16.6 33.3 16.7
FL 10.1 24.1 14.0 OH 11.7 26.9 15.2
GA 11.8 28.2 16.4 OK 11.8 24.8 13.0
HI 11.4 28.8 17.4 OR  9.0 24.1 15.1
ID 13.8 25.2 11.4 PA 11.8 27.1 15.3
IL 10.6 26.7 16.1 RI 10.8 30.1 19.3
IN 13.5 27.1 13.6 SC 11.3 23.7 12.4
IA 14.6 29.6 15.0 SD 16.5 28.5 12.0
KS 16.0 29.5 13.5 TN 11.3 26.5 15.2
KY 10.0 23.4 13.4 TX 13.6 30.1 16.5
LA 12.1 26.1 14.0 UT 12.2 27.5 15.3
ME 10.1 27.0 16.9 VT 16.4 28.4 12.0
MD 14.8 31.9 17.1 VA 11.7 28.9 17.2
MA 13.0 31.0 18.0 WA  9.3 24.8 15.5
MI  9.8 22.3 12.5 WV  6.7 21.5 14.8
MN 11.2 26.8 15.6 WI 10.9 23.1 12.2
MS 10.0 25.7 15.7 WY  8.0 29.7 21.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.73). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.74 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  6.6 18.6 12.0 MO  7.1 19.0 11.9
AL  5.1 16.0 10.9 MT 12.6 19.1  6.5
AK  4.0 25.0 21.0 NE  9.2 24.2 15.0
AZ  6.7 16.1  9.4 NV  5.6 17.3 11.7
AR  5.5 15.5 10.0 NH  9.5 22.6 13.1
CA  5.8 18.8 13.0 NJ  7.0 21.3 14.3
CO  7.7 20.0 12.3 NM  7.3 18.3 11.0
CT  5.1 21.5 16.4 NY  6.2 20.4 14.2
DE  7.6 17.8 10.2 NC  5.9 17.0 11.1
DC  9.2 28.7 19.5 ND 10.3 20.7 10.4
FL  6.0 16.0 10.0 OH  5.9 18.3 12.4
GA  7.0 17.4 10.4 OK  7.4 19.3 11.9
HI  8.4 23.1 14.7 OR  5.6 17.3 11.7
ID  4.0 15.0 11.0 PA  6.0 18.4 12.4
IL  6.2 19.0 12.8 RI  6.3 20.1 13.8
IN  6.3 18.8 12.5 SC  5.9 16.6 10.7
IA  7.0 17.9 10.9 SD  8.0 21.5 13.5
KS  8.3 20.9 12.6 TN  6.4 19.0 12.6
KY  5.4 18.6 13.2 TX  8.5 19.6 11.1
LA  7.1 19.5 12.4 UT  6.6 15.4  8.8
ME  6.0 20.9 14.9 VT 12.9 18.8  5.9
MD  7.8 23.2 15.4 VA  7.6 19.9 12.3
MA  6.5 24.0 17.5 WA  7.0 17.5 10.5
MI  6.0 15.0  9.0 WV  7.1 12.7  5.6
MN  7.1 19.2 12.1 WI  6.6 17.1 10.5
MS  6.8 16.2  9.4 WY  5.5 21.0 15.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 3.74). 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 ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who are employed.

Industry and Occupation

Section 4: Industry and Occupation

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Earnings

Section 5: Earnings

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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.

Housing

Section 7: Home Environment

The 2023 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement does not have any statistics to present in this section. Refer to the 2023 Annual Disability Statistics Compendium for national-level and state-level disability data on this topic. If you are interested in seeing additional statistics in the coming years, please contact us at disability.statistics@unh.edu.

Veterans

Section 8: Veterans

This section presents statistics on Veterans in the United States. Specifically, the data address service connected to disability rating; the prevalence of disabilities in the Veteran population; the portion of the Veteran population that experiences poverty (as well as the difference between the poverty rates (poverty gap) of Veterans with and without disabilities), by disability status; and Veterans’ benefits, by disability status. The 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). 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 8.7 Non-Hispanic White Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 11,909,575 3,664,110 30.8 8,245,465 69.2 MO    289,844    95,054 32.8   194,790 67.2
AL    214,574    71,300 33.2   143,274 66.8 MT     71,449    23,545 33.0    47,904 67.0
AK     41,326    11,082 26.8    30,244 73.2 NE     90,228    27,077 30.0    63,151 70.0
AZ    332,219   100,956 30.4   231,263 69.6 NV    126,891    44,244 34.9    82,647 65.1
AR    139,740    51,460 36.8    88,280 63.2 NH     83,127    21,266 25.6    61,861 74.4
CA    769,982   243,641 31.6   526,341 68.4 NJ    192,863    56,748 29.4   136,115 70.6
CO    254,525    72,124 28.3   182,401 71.7 NM     72,862    21,505 29.5    51,357 70.5
CT    117,053    34,519 29.5    82,534 70.5 NY    441,817   128,342 29.0   313,475 71.0
DE     40,665    14,677 36.1    25,988 63.9 NC    427,476   130,408 30.5   297,068 69.5
DC      6,964     1,489 21.4     5,475 78.6 ND     33,282     9,821 29.5    23,461 70.5
FL    985,637   322,064 32.7   663,573 67.3 OH    510,273   153,027 30.0   357,246 70.0
GA    338,116   100,672 29.8   237,444 70.2 OK    180,708    66,118 36.6   114,590 63.4
HI     29,246     7,898 27.0    21,348 73.0 OR    221,476    78,339 35.4   143,137 64.6
ID    108,817    36,244 33.3    72,573 66.7 PA    535,019   150,365 28.1   384,654 71.9
IL    367,186   111,227 30.3   255,959 69.7 RI     39,789    13,401 33.7    26,388 66.3
IN    284,172    93,094 32.8   191,078 67.2 SC    236,166    69,492 29.4   166,674 70.6
IA    149,146    43,309 29.0   105,837 71.0 SD     52,274    15,963 30.5    36,311 69.5
KS    119,732    36,913 30.8    82,819 69.2 TN    303,238   104,284 34.4   198,954 65.6
KY    200,001    74,830 37.4   125,171 62.6 TX    818,441   247,338 30.2   571,103 69.8
LA    145,559    48,264 33.2    97,295 66.8 UT     97,120    27,772 28.6    69,348 71.4
ME     83,669    22,926 27.4    60,743 72.6 VT     24,663     6,751 27.4    17,912 72.6
MD    189,702    46,414 24.5   143,288 75.5 VA    418,671   100,262 23.9   318,409 76.1
MA    202,433    64,248 31.7   138,185 68.3 WA    383,919   122,903 32.0   261,016 68.0
MI    391,806   118,993 30.4   272,813 69.6 WV     99,507    36,117 36.3    63,390 63.7
MN    236,591    66,118 27.9   170,473 72.1 WI    274,905    70,884 25.8   204,021 74.2
MS     98,918    35,647 36.0    63,271 64.0 WY     35,788    12,975 36.3    22,813 63.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.7). 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 White Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White Veterans without disability.
Table 8.8 Non-Hispanic Black Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 1,971,806 551,896 28.0 1,419,910  72.0 MO    33,061  10,458 31.6    22,603  68.4
AL    76,292  24,481 32.1    51,811  67.9 MT       233 ‡ ‡       233 100.0
AK     2,668   1,519 56.9     1,149  43.1 NE     4,070     875 21.5     3,195  78.5
AZ    19,996   5,025 25.1    14,971  74.9 NV    18,574   4,540 24.4    14,034  75.6
AR    18,488   6,414 34.7    12,074  65.3 NH       329      50 15.2       279  84.8
CA   120,821  35,816 29.6    85,005  70.4 NJ    39,251  11,391 29.0    27,860  71.0
CO    18,896   4,548 24.1    14,348  75.9 NM     3,537   1,121 31.7     2,416  68.3
CT    10,436   2,568 24.6     7,868  75.4 NY    66,266  16,142 24.4    50,124  75.6
DE    11,029   2,330 21.1     8,699  78.9 NC   131,225  38,222 29.1    93,003  70.9
DC     9,299   3,369 36.2     5,930  63.8 ND     1,078     398 36.9       680  63.1
FL   154,478  41,353 26.8   113,125  73.2 OH    62,036  17,494 28.2    44,542  71.8
GA   189,923  59,465 31.3   130,458  68.7 OK    16,379   6,518 39.8     9,861  60.2
HI     4,463   1,194 26.8     3,269  73.2 OR     3,546     742 20.9     2,804  79.1
ID     1,216 ‡ ‡     1,216 100.0 PA    52,010  18,553 35.7    33,457  64.3
IL    63,486  16,387 25.8    47,099  74.2 RI     1,523     692 45.4       831  54.6
IN    21,643   6,834 31.6    14,809  68.4 SC    81,620  21,421 26.2    60,199  73.8
IA     2,256     235 10.4     2,021  89.6 SD       774     286 37.0       488  63.0
KS     7,915   3,451 43.6     4,464  56.4 TN    54,700  15,916 29.1    38,784  70.9
KY    15,739   5,295 33.6    10,444  66.4 TX   203,664  54,367 26.7   149,297  73.3
LA    61,103  18,885 30.9    42,218  69.1 UT     1,947     241 12.4     1,706  87.6
ME       662     455 68.7       207  31.3 VT ‡  ‡ ‡ ‡  ‡
MD   105,320  25,473 24.2    79,847  75.8 VA   137,267  28,004 20.4   109,263  79.6
MA     8,776   2,738 31.2     6,038  68.8 WA    26,395   5,892 22.3    20,503  77.7
MI    43,197  12,751 29.5    30,446  70.5 WV     3,679   1,826 49.6     1,853  50.4
MN     4,016   1,089 27.1     2,927  72.9 WI     9,646   3,241 33.6     6,405  66.4
MS    45,948  11,831 25.7    34,117  74.3 WY       930 ‡ ‡       930 100.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.8). 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 Black Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic White Veterans without disability.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 8.9 Non-Hispanic Asian Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 302,863 67,663 22.3 235,200  77.7 MO   1,098    314 28.6     784  71.4
AL   1,046     19  1.8   1,027  98.2 MT     179 ‡ ‡     179 100.0
AK   1,303    140 10.7   1,163  89.3 NE     985 ‡ ‡     985 100.0
AZ   5,344    777 14.5   4,567  85.5 NV   9,913  2,385 24.1   7,528  75.9
AR     606 ‡ ‡     606 100.0 NH     352 ‡ ‡     352 100.0
CA 102,038 25,933 25.4  76,105  74.6 NJ   9,151  1,407 15.4   7,744  84.6
CO   5,332    602 11.3   4,730  88.7 NM     948    428 45.1     520  54.9
CT   1,187 ‡ ‡   1,187 100.0 NY  11,994  2,633 22.0   9,361  78.0
DE     827     70  8.5     757  91.5 NC   3,651    774 21.2   2,877  78.8
DC     461 ‡ ‡     461 100.0 ND ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡
FL  13,468  4,059 30.1   9,409  69.9 OH   3,512    306  8.7   3,206  91.3
GA   6,217    567  9.1   5,650  90.9 OK   2,058    519 25.2   1,539  74.8
HI  25,471  8,205 32.2  17,266  67.8 OR   3,481    351 10.1   3,130  89.9
ID     568     87 15.3     481  84.7 PA   5,466  1,661 30.4   3,805  69.6
IL   7,398  1,862 25.2   5,536  74.8 RI     410    296 72.2     114  27.8
IN   1,626    234 14.4   1,392  85.6 SC   2,775    140  5.0   2,635  95.0
IA     281    154 54.8     127  45.2 SD     313 ‡ ‡     313 100.0
KS     425    145 34.1     280  65.9 TN     801    148 18.5     653  81.5
KY   1,083 ‡ ‡   1,083 100.0 TX  19,143  4,685 24.5  14,458  75.5
LA   1,374    600 43.7     774  56.3 UT   1,763    244 13.8   1,519  86.2
ME     420 ‡ ‡     420 100.0 VT     330 ‡ ‡     330 100.0
MD   7,323    933 12.7   6,390  87.3 VA  14,360  2,156 15.0  12,204  85.0
MA   3,232    796 24.6   2,436  75.4 WA  14,076  3,427 24.3  10,649  75.7
MI   2,674    279 10.4   2,395  89.6 WV     182    125 68.7      57  31.3
MN   2,804    134  4.8   2,670  95.2 WI   2,600     34  1.3   2,566  98.7
MS     814     34  4.2     780  95.8 WY ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.9). 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 Asian Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Asian Veterans without disability.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 8.10 Non-Hispanic Other Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 793,390 258,422 32.6 534,968  67.4 MO  18,350   6,538 35.6  11,812  64.4
AL  12,381   5,165 41.7   7,216  58.3 MT   8,175   1,993 24.4   6,182  75.6
AK   7,166   3,115 43.5   4,051  56.5 NE   3,752   1,522 40.6   2,230  59.4
AZ  27,047   8,834 32.7  18,213  67.3 NV  14,556   4,933 33.9   9,623  66.1
AR  11,912   3,760 31.6   8,152  68.4 NH   2,523     473 18.7   2,050  81.3
CA  74,228  22,696 30.6  51,532  69.4 NJ   9,194   2,321 25.2   6,873  74.8
CO  23,910   6,557 27.4  17,353  72.6 NM  13,396   4,995 37.3   8,401  62.7
CT   5,675   1,647 29.0   4,028  71.0 NY  22,493   8,215 36.5  14,278  63.5
DE   1,131     358 31.7     773  68.3 NC  31,712   9,833 31.0  21,879  69.0
DC     524 ‡ ‡     524 100.0 ND   2,989     745 24.9   2,244  75.1
FL  50,775  16,265 32.0  34,510  68.0 OH  21,739   6,730 31.0  15,009  69.0
GA  26,511  10,354 39.1  16,157  60.9 OK  28,120  12,184 43.3  15,936  56.7
HI  20,066   6,626 33.0  13,440  67.0 OR  16,158   5,861 36.3  10,297  63.7
ID   6,646   2,787 41.9   3,859  58.1 PA  16,368   4,956 30.3  11,412  69.7
IL  18,725   5,192 27.7  13,533  72.3 RI   1,118     642 57.4     476  42.6
IN  13,552   5,220 38.5   8,332  61.5 SC  15,167   4,554 30.0  10,613  70.0
IA   6,153   1,982 32.2   4,171  67.8 SD   3,214     941 29.3   2,273  70.7
KS   8,368   2,192 26.2   6,176  73.8 TN  15,926   5,967 37.5   9,959  62.5
KY  10,254   3,813 37.2   6,441  62.8 TX  60,020  20,301 33.8  39,719  66.2
LA   8,333   3,646 43.8   4,687  56.2 UT   5,610   1,893 33.7   3,717  66.3
ME   4,715   1,365 29.0   3,350  71.0 VT   1,009     130 12.9     879  87.1
MD  12,272   3,470 28.3   8,802  71.7 VA  31,300   6,634 21.2  24,666  78.8
MA   7,404   1,860 25.1   5,544  74.9 WA  38,018  10,384 27.3  27,634  72.7
MI  19,446   8,242 42.4  11,204  57.6 WV   2,401     897 37.4   1,504  62.6
MN  13,054   3,091 23.7   9,963  76.3 WI  11,947   3,015 25.2   8,932  74.8
MS   5,866   3,163 53.9   2,703  46.1 WY   2,021     365 18.1   1,656  81.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.10). 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 Non-Hispanic Other Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of Non-Hispanic Other Veterans without disability.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 8.11 Hispanic Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 1,348,481 365,392 27.1 983,089 72.9 MO     9,007   1,693 18.8   7,314 81.2
AL     6,475   1,627 25.1   4,848 74.9 MT     2,584     456 17.6   2,128 82.4
AK     2,674     912 34.1   1,762 65.9 NE     4,455   1,152 25.9   3,303 74.1
AZ    67,550  16,905 25.0  50,645 75.0 NV    20,563   6,142 29.9  14,421 70.1
AR     4,975     655 13.2   4,320 86.8 NH     1,963     195  9.9   1,768 90.1
CA   264,634  70,493 26.6 194,141 73.4 NJ    28,261   6,354 22.5  21,907 77.5
CO    43,594  11,175 25.6  32,419 74.4 NM    39,723  15,160 38.2  24,563 61.8
CT     7,332   1,471 20.1   5,861 79.9 NY    64,571  18,023 27.9  46,548 72.1
DE     2,431     550 22.6   1,881 77.4 NC    25,094   6,860 27.3  18,234 72.7
DC     1,319     786 59.6     533 40.4 ND       939      40  4.3     899 95.7
FL   137,609  35,837 26.0 101,772 74.0 OH    12,670   3,055 24.1   9,615 75.9
GA    25,415   6,487 25.5  18,928 74.5 OK    10,786   2,420 22.4   8,366 77.6
HI     4,848     734 15.1   4,114 84.9 OR    12,380   3,019 24.4   9,361 75.6
ID     4,708   2,608 55.4   2,100 44.6 PA    22,493   7,752 34.5  14,741 65.5
IL    29,902   7,203 24.1  22,699 75.9 RI     2,249     268 11.9   1,981 88.1
IN     9,713   2,666 27.4   7,047 72.6 SC    11,459   2,747 24.0   8,712 76.0
IA     4,937     493 10.0   4,444 90.0 SD       469      76 16.2     393 83.8
KS     7,861   2,076 26.4   5,785 73.6 TN     9,405   2,300 24.5   7,105 75.5
KY     3,544     527 14.9   3,017 85.1 TX   300,516  92,553 30.8 207,963 69.2
LA     6,072   1,166 19.2   4,906 80.8 UT     7,376   1,733 23.5   5,643 76.5
ME     1,496     787 52.6     709 47.4 VT       615      51  8.3     564 91.7
MD    16,895   2,848 16.9  14,047 83.1 VA    36,618   6,340 17.3  30,278 82.7
MA    12,240   3,669 30.0   8,571 70.0 WA    26,645   5,844 21.9  20,801 78.1
MI    11,838   2,116 17.9   9,722 82.1 WV       817     222 27.2     595 72.8
MN     4,847   2,347 48.4   2,500 51.6 WI     9,066   3,334 36.8   5,732 63.2
MS     2,201     511 23.2   1,690 76.8 WY     2,647     954 36.0   1,693 64.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.11). 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 Hispanic Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of Hispanic Veterans without disability.
Table 8.12 Male Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 14,666,037 4,516,693 30.8 10,149,344 69.2 MO    323,835   107,813 33.3    216,022 66.7
AL    276,607    94,193 34.1    182,414 65.9 MT     75,026    25,204 33.6     49,822 66.4
AK     45,784    14,437 31.5     31,347 68.5 NE     92,337    28,347 30.7     63,990 69.3
AZ    408,254   123,336 30.2    284,918 69.8 NV    169,678    57,560 33.9    112,118 66.1
AR    157,639    57,528 36.5    100,111 63.5 NH     79,452    20,212 25.4     59,240 74.6
CA  1,213,876   371,729 30.6    842,147 69.4 NJ    256,393    72,696 28.4    183,697 71.6
CO    300,875    85,540 28.4    215,335 71.6 NM    117,869    39,974 33.9     77,895 66.1
CT    131,361    37,651 28.7     93,710 71.3 NY    555,732   163,642 29.4    392,090 70.6
DE     50,240    15,594 31.0     34,646 69.0 NC    545,047   168,435 30.9    376,612 69.1
DC     15,761     5,265 33.4     10,496 66.6 ND     31,764     9,258 29.1     22,506 70.9
FL  1,195,039   380,235 31.8    814,804 68.2 OH    561,240   170,533 30.4    390,707 69.6
GA    506,313   153,621 30.3    352,692 69.7 OK    212,890    80,680 37.9    132,210 62.1
HI     73,795    22,642 30.7     51,153 69.3 OR    232,303    82,402 35.5    149,901 64.5
ID    108,817    37,899 34.8     70,918 65.2 PA    585,057   171,227 29.3    413,830 70.7
IL    445,849   132,720 29.8    313,129 70.2 RI     42,382    14,713 34.7     27,669 65.3
IN    306,185   100,714 32.9    205,471 67.1 SC    307,351    89,112 29.0    218,239 71.0
IA    149,247    43,543 29.2    105,704 70.8 SD     52,111    15,829 30.4     36,282 69.6
KS    129,448    41,175 31.8     88,273 68.2 TN    346,313   120,131 34.7    226,182 65.3
KY    203,175    76,318 37.6    126,857 62.4 TX  1,242,278   383,618 30.9    858,660 69.1
LA    201,713    66,438 32.9    135,275 67.1 UT    106,025    30,043 28.3     75,982 71.7
ME     83,234    23,500 28.2     59,734 71.8 VT     24,560     6,398 26.1     18,162 73.9
MD    283,163    69,867 24.7    213,296 75.3 VA    547,004   127,081 23.2    419,923 76.8
MA    216,130    69,025 31.9    147,105 68.1 WA    431,842   135,201 31.3    296,641 68.7
MI    427,933   131,609 30.8    296,324 69.2 WV    100,478    37,241 37.1     63,237 62.9
MN    241,919    68,526 28.3    173,393 71.7 WI    278,129    75,779 27.2    202,350 72.8
MS    138,989    47,721 34.3     91,268 65.7 WY     37,595    12,738 33.9     24,857 66.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.12). 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 male Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of male Veterans without disability.
Table 8.13 Female Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2021
State Total Disability No Disability   State Total Disability No Disability
Count % [1] Count % [2] Count % [1] Count % [2]
U.S. 1,660,078 390,790 23.5 1,269,288 76.5 MO    27,525   6,244 22.7    21,281 77.3
AL    34,161   8,399 24.6    25,762 75.4 MT     7,594     790 10.4     6,804 89.6
AK     9,353   2,331 24.9     7,022 75.1 NE    11,153   2,279 20.4     8,874 79.6
AZ    43,902   9,161 20.9    34,741 79.1 NV    20,819   4,684 22.5    16,135 77.5
AR    18,082   4,761 26.3    13,321 73.7 NH     8,842   1,772 20.0     7,070 80.0
CA   117,827  26,850 22.8    90,977 77.2 NJ    22,327   5,525 24.7    16,802 75.3
CO    45,382   9,466 20.9    35,916 79.1 NM    12,597   3,235 25.7     9,362 74.3
CT    10,322   2,554 24.7     7,768 75.3 NY    51,409   9,713 18.9    41,696 81.1
DE     5,843   2,391 40.9     3,452 59.1 NC    74,111  17,662 23.8    56,449 76.2
DC     2,806     379 13.5     2,427 86.5 ND     6,524   1,746 26.8     4,778 73.2
FL   146,928  39,343 26.8   107,585 73.2 OH    48,990  10,079 20.6    38,911 79.4
GA    79,869  23,924 30.0    55,945 70.0 OK    25,161   7,079 28.1    18,082 71.9
HI    10,299   2,015 19.6     8,284 80.4 OR    24,738   5,910 23.9    18,828 76.1
ID    13,138   3,827 29.1     9,311 70.9 PA    46,299  12,060 26.0    34,239 74.0
IL    40,848   9,151 22.4    31,697 77.6 RI     2,707     586 21.6     2,121 78.4
IN    24,521   7,334 29.9    17,187 70.1 SC    39,836   9,242 23.2    30,594 76.8
IA    13,526   2,630 19.4    10,896 80.6 SD     4,933   1,437 29.1     3,496 70.9
KS    14,853   3,602 24.3    11,251 75.7 TN    37,757   8,484 22.5    29,273 77.5
KY    27,446   8,147 29.7    19,299 70.3 TX   159,506  35,626 22.3   123,880 77.7
LA    20,728   6,123 29.5    14,605 70.5 UT     7,791   1,840 23.6     5,951 76.4
ME     7,728   2,033 26.3     5,695 73.7 VT     2,057     534 26.0     1,523 74.0
MD    48,349   9,271 19.2    39,078 80.8 VA    91,212  16,315 17.9    74,897 82.1
MA    17,955   4,286 23.9    13,669 76.1 WA    57,211  13,249 23.2    43,962 76.8
MI    41,028  10,772 26.3    30,256 73.7 WV     6,108   1,946 31.9     4,162 68.1
MN    19,393   4,253 21.9    15,140 78.1 WI    30,035   4,729 15.7    25,306 84.3
MS    14,758   3,465 23.5    11,293 76.5 WY     3,791   1,556 41.0     2,235 59.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.13). 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 female Veterans with disability.
[2] The percentage of female Veterans without disability.
Table 8.14 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Hearing   State Total Disability Hearing
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 2,470,883 15.1 50.4 MO    351,360   114,057    60,417 17.2 53.0
AL    310,768   102,592    50,728 16.3 49.4 MT     82,620    25,994    14,804 17.9 57.0
AK     55,137    16,768     9,863 17.9 58.8 NE    103,490    30,626    17,083 16.5 55.8
AZ    452,156   132,497    73,197 16.2 55.2 NV    190,497    62,244    30,939 16.2 49.7
AR    175,721    62,289    30,749 17.5 49.4 NH     88,294    21,984    10,857 12.3 49.4
CA  1,331,703   398,512   199,851 15.0 50.1 NJ    278,720    78,221    36,893 13.2 47.2
CO    346,257    95,006    53,491 15.4 56.3 NM    130,466    43,209    22,358 17.1 51.7
CT    141,683    40,205    20,013 14.1 49.8 NY    607,141   173,355    79,741 13.1 46.0
DE     56,083    17,985     8,345 14.9 46.4 NC    619,158   186,097    85,633 13.8 46.0
DC     18,567     5,644     1,262  6.8 22.4 ND     38,288    11,004     5,279 13.8 48.0
FL  1,341,967   419,578   204,878 15.3 48.8 OH    610,230   180,612    93,716 15.4 51.9
GA    586,182   177,545    77,583 13.2 43.7 OK    238,051    87,759    49,409 20.8 56.3
HI     84,094    24,657    13,627 16.2 55.3 OR    257,041    88,312    45,779 17.8 51.8
ID    121,955    41,726    25,330 20.8 60.7 PA    631,356   183,287    90,175 14.3 49.2
IL    486,697   141,871    67,879 13.9 47.8 RI     45,089    15,299     8,427 18.7 55.1
IN    330,706   107,992    57,419 17.4 53.2 SC    347,187    98,354    43,534 12.5 44.3
IA    162,773    46,173    26,658 16.4 57.7 SD     57,044    17,266     9,316 16.3 54.0
KS    144,301    44,534    23,407 16.2 52.6 TN    384,070   128,615    68,131 17.7 53.0
KY    230,621    84,465    41,901 18.2 49.6 TX  1,401,784   419,244   211,236 15.1 50.4
LA    222,441    72,561    36,069 16.2 49.7 UT    113,816    31,883    17,080 15.0 53.6
ME     90,962    25,533    14,119 15.5 55.3 VT     26,617     6,932     3,241 12.2 46.8
MD    331,512    79,138    32,490  9.8 41.1 VA    638,216   143,396    64,420 10.1 44.9
MA    234,085    73,311    38,016 16.2 51.9 WA    489,053   148,450    81,572 16.7 54.9
MI    468,961   142,381    73,506 15.7 51.6 WV    106,586    39,187    22,172 20.8 56.6
MN    261,312    72,779    43,198 16.5 59.4 WI    308,164    80,508    44,487 14.4 55.3
MS    153,747    51,186    22,221 14.5 43.4 WY     41,386    14,294     8,384 20.3 58.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.14). 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 Veterans with hearing disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with hearing disabilities.
Table 8.15 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Vision Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Vision   State Total Disability Vision
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 789,345 4.8 16.1 MO    351,360   114,057  16,504 4.7 14.5
AL    310,768   102,592  16,941 5.5 16.5 MT     82,620    25,994   4,117 5.0 15.8
AK     55,137    16,768   2,427 4.4 14.5 NE    103,490    30,626   3,699 3.6 12.1
AZ    452,156   132,497  20,333 4.5 15.3 NV    190,497    62,244  11,062 5.8 17.8
AR    175,721    62,289  11,161 6.4 17.9 NH     88,294    21,984   3,536 4.0 16.1
CA  1,331,703   398,512  67,740 5.1 17.0 NJ    278,720    78,221  12,531 4.5 16.0
CO    346,257    95,006  13,341 3.9 14.0 NM    130,466    43,209   8,415 6.4 19.5
CT    141,683    40,205   7,074 5.0 17.6 NY    607,141   173,355  24,943 4.1 14.4
DE     56,083    17,985   2,964 5.3 16.5 NC    619,158   186,097  29,078 4.7 15.6
DC     18,567     5,644     940 5.1 16.7 ND     38,288    11,004   2,060 5.4 18.7
FL  1,341,967   419,578  67,028 5.0 16.0 OH    610,230   180,612  27,319 4.5 15.1
GA    586,182   177,545  32,104 5.5 18.1 OK    238,051    87,759  15,863 6.7 18.1
HI     84,094    24,657   3,017 3.6 12.2 OR    257,041    88,312  12,058 4.7 13.7
ID    121,955    41,726   5,621 4.6 13.5 PA    631,356   183,287  30,191 4.8 16.5
IL    486,697   141,871  24,189 5.0 17.0 RI     45,089    15,299   1,325 2.9  8.7
IN    330,706   107,992  16,810 5.1 15.6 SC    347,187    98,354  16,696 4.8 17.0
IA    162,773    46,173   5,909 3.6 12.8 SD     57,044    17,266   1,774 3.1 10.3
KS    144,301    44,534   6,730 4.7 15.1 TN    384,070   128,615  23,082 6.0 17.9
KY    230,621    84,465  15,457 6.7 18.3 TX  1,401,784   419,244  74,775 5.3 17.8
LA    222,441    72,561  13,522 6.1 18.6 UT    113,816    31,883   5,346 4.7 16.8
ME     90,962    25,533   3,890 4.3 15.2 VT     26,617     6,932   1,039 3.9 15.0
MD    331,512    79,138  10,856 3.3 13.7 VA    638,216   143,396  23,061 3.6 16.1
MA    234,085    73,311   9,501 4.1 13.0 WA    489,053   148,450  22,709 4.6 15.3
MI    468,961   142,381  19,647 4.2 13.8 WV    106,586    39,187   6,414 6.0 16.4
MN    261,312    72,779   9,548 3.7 13.1 WI    308,164    80,508  11,959 3.9 14.9
MS    153,747    51,186  10,774 7.0 21.0 WY     41,386    14,294   2,265 5.5 15.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.15). 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 Veterans with vision disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with vision disabilities.
Table 8.16 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Cognitive   State Total Disability Cognitive
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 1,394,914  8.5 28.4 MO    351,360   114,057    32,927  9.4 28.9
AL    310,768   102,592    27,474  8.8 26.8 MT     82,620    25,994     6,690  8.1 25.7
AK     55,137    16,768     4,497  8.2 26.8 NE    103,490    30,626     7,558  7.3 24.7
AZ    452,156   132,497    34,687  7.7 26.2 NV    190,497    62,244    19,533 10.3 31.4
AR    175,721    62,289    18,727 10.7 30.1 NH     88,294    21,984     5,784  6.6 26.3
CA  1,331,703   398,512   118,231  8.9 29.7 NJ    278,720    78,221    20,305  7.3 26.0
CO    346,257    95,006    28,981  8.4 30.5 NM    130,466    43,209    12,240  9.4 28.3
CT    141,683    40,205    11,258  7.9 28.0 NY    607,141   173,355    44,883  7.4 25.9
DE     56,083    17,985     4,021  7.2 22.4 NC    619,158   186,097    61,019  9.9 32.8
DC     18,567     5,644     2,816 15.2 49.9 ND     38,288    11,004     2,204  5.8 20.0
FL  1,341,967   419,578   121,217  9.0 28.9 OH    610,230   180,612    46,702  7.7 25.9
GA    586,182   177,545    57,696  9.8 32.5 OK    238,051    87,759    24,091 10.1 27.5
HI     84,094    24,657     7,544  9.0 30.6 OR    257,041    88,312    33,630 13.1 38.1
ID    121,955    41,726    10,516  8.6 25.2 PA    631,356   183,287    48,181  7.6 26.3
IL    486,697   141,871    34,808  7.2 24.5 RI     45,089    15,299     4,679 10.4 30.6
IN    330,706   107,992    29,431  8.9 27.3 SC    347,187    98,354    29,530  8.5 30.0
IA    162,773    46,173    10,540  6.5 22.8 SD     57,044    17,266     3,824  6.7 22.1
KS    144,301    44,534    13,088  9.1 29.4 TN    384,070   128,615    35,870  9.3 27.9
KY    230,621    84,465    23,641 10.3 28.0 TX  1,401,784   419,244   128,275  9.2 30.6
LA    222,441    72,561    20,263  9.1 27.9 UT    113,816    31,883     9,178  8.1 28.8
ME     90,962    25,533     6,169  6.8 24.2 VT     26,617     6,932     1,620  6.1 23.4
MD    331,512    79,138    19,917  6.0 25.2 VA    638,216   143,396    38,986  6.1 27.2
MA    234,085    73,311    18,887  8.1 25.8 WA    489,053   148,450    43,930  9.0 29.6
MI    468,961   142,381    34,583  7.4 24.3 WV    106,586    39,187    11,058 10.4 28.2
MN    261,312    72,779    20,534  7.9 28.2 WI    308,164    80,508    21,109  6.8 26.2
MS    153,747    51,186    17,474 11.4 34.1 WY     41,386    14,294     4,108  9.9 28.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.16). 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 Veterans with cognitive disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with cognitive disabilities.
Table 8.17 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Ambulatory   State Total Disability Ambulatory
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 2,500,616 15.3 51.0 MO    351,360   114,057    52,826 15.0 46.3
AL    310,768   102,592    56,798 18.3 55.4 MT     82,620    25,994    12,177 14.7 46.8
AK     55,137    16,768     6,554 11.9 39.1 NE    103,490    30,626    15,116 14.6 49.4
AZ    452,156   132,497    64,997 14.4 49.1 NV    190,497    62,244    33,891 17.8 54.4
AR    175,721    62,289    33,520 19.1 53.8 NH     88,294    21,984    10,811 12.2 49.2
CA  1,331,703   398,512   205,779 15.5 51.6 NJ    278,720    78,221    44,586 16.0 57.0
CO    346,257    95,006    42,036 12.1 44.2 NM    130,466    43,209    21,790 16.7 50.4
CT    141,683    40,205    19,482 13.8 48.5 NY    607,141   173,355    92,083 15.2 53.1
DE     56,083    17,985    10,202 18.2 56.7 NC    619,158   186,097    91,359 14.8 49.1
DC     18,567     5,644     2,466 13.3 43.7 ND     38,288    11,004     5,383 14.1 48.9
FL  1,341,967   419,578   216,605 16.1 51.6 OH    610,230   180,612    92,367 15.1 51.1
GA    586,182   177,545    96,983 16.5 54.6 OK    238,051    87,759    45,629 19.2 52.0
HI     84,094    24,657    11,718 13.9 47.5 OR    257,041    88,312    43,469 16.9 49.2
ID    121,955    41,726    18,289 15.0 43.8 PA    631,356   183,287    98,240 15.6 53.6
IL    486,697   141,871    75,704 15.6 53.4 RI     45,089    15,299     7,436 16.5 48.6
IN    330,706   107,992    52,889 16.0 49.0 SC    347,187    98,354    51,125 14.7 52.0
IA    162,773    46,173    22,075 13.6 47.8 SD     57,044    17,266     7,733 13.6 44.8
KS    144,301    44,534    20,954 14.5 47.1 TN    384,070   128,615    68,602 17.9 53.3
KY    230,621    84,465    46,353 20.1 54.9 TX  1,401,784   419,244   215,819 15.4 51.5
LA    222,441    72,561    36,924 16.6 50.9 UT    113,816    31,883    14,786 13.0 46.4
ME     90,962    25,533    10,525 11.6 41.2 VT     26,617     6,932     2,651 10.0 38.2
MD    331,512    79,138    42,173 12.7 53.3 VA    638,216   143,396    74,251 11.6 51.8
MA    234,085    73,311    38,874 16.6 53.0 WA    489,053   148,450    69,186 14.1 46.6
MI    468,961   142,381    73,556 15.7 51.7 WV    106,586    39,187    21,540 20.2 55.0
MN    261,312    72,779    31,370 12.0 43.1 WI    308,164    80,508    33,788 11.0 42.0
MS    153,747    51,186    30,850 20.1 60.3 WY     41,386    14,294     6,296 15.2 44.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.17). 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 Veterans with ambulatory disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with ambulatory disabilities.
Table 8.18 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Self-Care   State Total Disability Self-Care
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 834,829 5.1 17.0 MO    351,360   114,057  15,332 4.4 13.4
AL    310,768   102,592  16,144 5.2 15.7 MT     82,620    25,994   3,575 4.3 13.8
AK     55,137    16,768   2,173 3.9 13.0 NE    103,490    30,626   3,137 3.0 10.2
AZ    452,156   132,497  19,132 4.2 14.4 NV    190,497    62,244  12,503 6.6 20.1
AR    175,721    62,289  11,400 6.5 18.3 NH     88,294    21,984   3,183 3.6 14.5
CA  1,331,703   398,512  74,051 5.6 18.6 NJ    278,720    78,221  15,122 5.4 19.3
CO    346,257    95,006  14,144 4.1 14.9 NM    130,466    43,209   7,409 5.7 17.1
CT    141,683    40,205   7,240 5.1 18.0 NY    607,141   173,355  34,018 5.6 19.6
DE     56,083    17,985   2,492 4.4 13.9 NC    619,158   186,097  31,908 5.2 17.1
DC     18,567     5,644     906 4.9 16.1 ND     38,288    11,004   2,243 5.9 20.4
FL  1,341,967   419,578  72,836 5.4 17.4 OH    610,230   180,612  31,060 5.1 17.2
GA    586,182   177,545  34,328 5.9 19.3 OK    238,051    87,759  12,801 5.4 14.6
HI     84,094    24,657   3,157 3.8 12.8 OR    257,041    88,312  17,630 6.9 20.0
ID    121,955    41,726   6,568 5.4 15.7 PA    631,356   183,287  29,886 4.7 16.3
IL    486,697   141,871  25,332 5.2 17.9 RI     45,089    15,299   2,656 5.9 17.4
IN    330,706   107,992  17,848 5.4 16.5 SC    347,187    98,354  18,350 5.3 18.7
IA    162,773    46,173   6,826 4.2 14.8 SD     57,044    17,266   1,505 2.6  8.7
KS    144,301    44,534   7,772 5.4 17.5 TN    384,070   128,615  20,317 5.3 15.8
KY    230,621    84,465  15,188 6.6 18.0 TX  1,401,784   419,244  71,447 5.1 17.0
LA    222,441    72,561  13,570 6.1 18.7 UT    113,816    31,883   3,893 3.4 12.2
ME     90,962    25,533   3,489 3.8 13.7 VT     26,617     6,932     952 3.6 13.7
MD    331,512    79,138  15,035 4.5 19.0 VA    638,216   143,396  25,763 4.0 18.0
MA    234,085    73,311  14,096 6.0 19.2 WA    489,053   148,450  21,171 4.3 14.3
MI    468,961   142,381  24,460 5.2 17.2 WV    106,586    39,187   7,956 7.5 20.3
MN    261,312    72,779   9,170 3.5 12.6 WI    308,164    80,508  12,153 3.9 15.1
MS    153,747    51,186   9,756 6.3 19.1 WY     41,386    14,294   1,746 4.2 12.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.18). 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 Veterans with self-care disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with self-care disabilities.
Table 8.19 Civilian Veterans Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2021
State Total Disability Independent Living   State Total Disability Independent Living
Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2] Count Total (%) [1] Disability (%) [2]
U.S. 16,326,115 4,907,117 1,471,221  9.0 30.0 MO    351,360   114,057    29,941  8.5 26.3
AL    310,768   102,592    26,795  8.6 26.1 MT     82,620    25,994     5,622  6.8 21.6
AK     55,137    16,768     3,949  7.2 23.6 NE    103,490    30,626     8,621  8.3 28.1
AZ    452,156   132,497    36,389  8.0 27.5 NV    190,497    62,244    20,589 10.8 33.1
AR    175,721    62,289    18,667 10.6 30.0 NH     88,294    21,984     7,034  8.0 32.0
CA  1,331,703   398,512   133,668 10.0 33.5 NJ    278,720    78,221    27,850 10.0 35.6
CO    346,257    95,006    26,986  7.8 28.4 NM    130,466    43,209    12,248  9.4 28.3
CT    141,683    40,205    13,695  9.7 34.1 NY    607,141   173,355    61,727 10.2 35.6
DE     56,083    17,985     4,842  8.6 26.9 NC    619,158   186,097    56,350  9.1 30.3
DC     18,567     5,644     1,586  8.5 28.1 ND     38,288    11,004     3,518  9.2 32.0
FL  1,341,967   419,578   124,533  9.3 29.7 OH    610,230   180,612    52,071  8.5 28.8
GA    586,182   177,545    54,337  9.3 30.6 OK    238,051    87,759    24,282 10.2 27.7
HI     84,094    24,657     6,277  7.5 25.5 OR    257,041    88,312    28,927 11.3 32.8
ID    121,955    41,726    11,375  9.3 27.3 PA    631,356   183,287    56,916  9.0 31.1
IL    486,697   141,871    45,647  9.4 32.2 RI     45,089    15,299     5,539 12.3 36.2
IN    330,706   107,992    31,262  9.5 28.9 SC    347,187    98,354    29,226  8.4 29.7
IA    162,773    46,173    11,238  6.9 24.3 SD     57,044    17,266     3,057  5.4 17.7
KS    144,301    44,534    11,990  8.3 26.9 TN    384,070   128,615    37,671  9.8 29.3
KY    230,621    84,465    26,849 11.6 31.8 TX  1,401,784   419,244   124,447  8.9 29.7
LA    222,441    72,561    22,185 10.0 30.6 UT    113,816    31,883     9,025  7.9 28.3
ME     90,962    25,533     7,079  7.8 27.7 VT     26,617     6,932     2,049  7.7 29.6
MD    331,512    79,138    24,594  7.4 31.1 VA    638,216   143,396    41,501  6.5 28.9
MA    234,085    73,311    23,976 10.2 32.7 WA    489,053   148,450    40,030  8.2 27.0
MI    468,961   142,381    43,506  9.3 30.6 WV    106,586    39,187    12,251 11.5 31.3
MN    261,312    72,779    18,737  7.2 25.7 WI    308,164    80,508    20,668  6.7 25.7
MS    153,747    51,186    16,303 10.6 31.9 WY     41,386    14,294     3,596  8.7 25.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 8.19). 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 Veterans with independent living disabilities.
[2] The percentage of Veterans with disabilities with independent living disabilities.

Health Insurance Coverage

Section 9: Health Insurance Coverage

This section presents statistics on health insurance coverage in the United States, especially the health insurance coverage of people with disabilities. Specifically, the data address the percentage of people with and without disabilities who have some sort of health insurance coverage as well as the difference in percent health insurance coverage between people with and without disabilities (health insurance coverage gap). This section also presents the type of health insurance coverage possessed by people with disabilities. The principal source of these data is the U.S. Census Bureau, specifically the American Community Survey. 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).

Table 9.3 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 96.3 94.8  1.5 MO 97.5 94.2  3.3
AL 97.6 96.0  1.6 MT 95.3 92.1  3.2
AK 96.1 93.0  3.1 NE 97.7 94.5  3.2
AZ 93.3 91.7  1.6 NV 93.0 91.4  1.6
AR 97.6 94.5  3.1 NH 99.0 95.9  3.1
CA 97.0 96.7  0.3 NJ 97.3 96.6  0.7
CO 96.0 95.4  0.6 NM 99.0 93.3  5.7
CT 97.8 97.7  0.1 NY 99.1 97.3  1.8
DE 96.0 96.6 -0.6 NC 95.8 94.8  1.0
DC ‡ 95.6 ‡ ND 89.8 93.7 -3.9
FL 94.2 92.8  1.4 OH 95.2 94.9  0.3
GA 96.7 93.6  3.1 OK 93.7 93.2  0.5
HI 99.8 97.6  2.2 OR 98.8 96.7  2.1
ID 94.7 93.8  0.9 PA 98.0 95.6  2.4
IL 98.4 97.1  1.3 RI 99.0 98.0  1.0
IN 95.3 94.3  1.0 SC 96.1 95.0  1.1
IA 99.2 96.6  2.6 SD 98.4 91.3  7.1
KS 97.6 94.9  2.7 TN 97.1 95.2  1.9
KY 95.4 96.6 -1.2 TX 92.5 88.5  4.0
LA 97.9 96.2  1.7 UT 95.0 91.9  3.1
ME 99.5 96.4  3.1 VT ‡ 98.5 ‡
MD 97.1 95.6  1.5 VA 95.1 95.7 -0.6
MA 99.2 98.9  0.3 WA 98.0 96.8  1.2
MI 98.5 96.8  1.7 WV 96.1 96.8 -0.7
MN 97.6 97.0  0.6 WI 96.7 95.8  0.9
MS 97.4 93.8  3.6 WY 99.0 89.9  9.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.3). 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 people ages under 18 with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.4 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 99.4  99.1  0.3 MO 99.5  99.6 -0.1
AL 99.7  99.5  0.2 MT ‡  99.5 ‡
AK 99.1  95.8  3.3 NE 99.3  99.5 -0.2
AZ 99.5  99.2  0.3 NV 99.1  98.5  0.6
AR 99.7  99.4  0.3 NH 99.9  99.3  0.6
CA 99.1  98.8  0.3 NJ 99.2  98.8  0.4
CO 99.2  99.4 -0.2 NM 99.3  98.9  0.4
CT 99.4  99.2  0.2 NY 99.6  99.0  0.6
DE 99.9  99.4  0.5 NC 99.7  99.2  0.5
DC 99.6  99.2  0.4 ND 98.2  99.7 -1.5
FL 99.3  98.8  0.5 OH 99.5  99.5  0.0
GA 99.4  99.3  0.1 OK 99.6  99.3  0.3
HI 98.9  99.3 -0.4 OR 99.5  99.4  0.1
ID 99.8  99.3  0.5 PA 99.6  99.4  0.2
IL 99.3  99.3  0.0 RI 99.6  99.0  0.6
IN 99.2  99.5 -0.3 SC 99.6  99.3  0.3
IA 99.9  99.9  0.0 SD 99.7  99.9 -0.2
KS 99.4  99.6 -0.2 TN 99.7  99.2  0.5
KY 99.6  99.6  0.0 TX 98.6  97.9  0.7
LA 99.3  99.3  0.0 UT 99.6  99.1  0.5
ME ‡  99.8 ‡ VT 99.8 100.0 -0.2
MD 99.5  99.0  0.5 VA 99.4  99.1  0.3
MA 99.7  99.4  0.3 WA 99.3  99.1  0.2
MI 99.8  99.5  0.3 WV 99.6  99.7 -0.1
MN 99.8  99.6  0.2 WI 99.7  99.5  0.2
MS 99.8  99.5  0.3 WY ‡  99.6 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.4). 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 people ages 65 and over with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.5 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Under 18 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]   State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]
Private Public Private Public
U.S. 43.9 61.4  3.7 MO 51.2 58.4  2.5
AL 38.7 65.9  2.4 MT 33.3 71.2  4.7
AK 33.7 87.3  3.9 NE 55.8 55.9  2.3
AZ 43.6 59.4  6.7 NV 44.2 60.2  7.0
AR 35.9 70.3  2.4 NH 52.1 63.2  1.0
CA 44.8 61.0  3.0 NJ 51.8 49.9  2.7
CO 50.3 53.7  4.0 NM 31.7 76.5  1.0
CT 42.6 58.1  2.2 NY 46.3 65.2  0.9
DE 47.5 63.7  4.0 NC 44.2 58.2  4.2
DC 50.2 52.3 ‡ ND 64.6 36.1 10.2
FL 40.6 58.3  5.8 OH 39.3 63.4  4.8
GA 39.9 63.8  3.3 OK 39.4 65.8  6.3
HI 70.0 48.0  0.2 OR 37.9 68.8  1.2
ID 50.8 53.1  5.3 PA 41.7 73.6  2.0
IL 50.5 54.8  1.6 RI 42.5 66.7  1.0
IN 38.6 65.1  4.7 SC 36.0 68.3  3.9
IA 48.9 65.5  0.8 SD 54.7 55.9  1.6
KS 44.6 59.5  2.4 TN 42.1 65.9  2.9
KY 35.3 70.3  4.6 TX 41.3 56.8  7.5
LA 28.8 74.7  2.1 UT 71.0 35.8  5.0
ME 43.7 70.6  0.5 VT 31.4 84.6 ‡
MD 49.5 54.8  2.9 VA 52.8 50.9  4.9
MA 50.9 60.5  0.8 WA 51.0 55.7  2.0
MI 44.4 65.0  1.5 WV 31.4 74.2  3.9
MN 52.6 55.6  2.4 WI 53.6 59.2  3.3
MS 29.1 76.4  2.6 WY 60.5 47.5  1.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.5). 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 ages under 18 with disabilities who have no health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.6 Health Insurance Coverage — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Type of Coverage: 2021
State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]   State Coverage (%) No Coverage (%) [1]
Private Public Private Public
U.S. 52.5 97.8 0.6 MO 51.6 98.2 0.5
AL 55.3 98.3 0.3 MT 58.7 98.0 ‡
AK 43.6 96.9 0.9 NE 60.6 98.0 0.7
AZ 52.2 98.3 0.5 NV 44.1 97.3 0.9
AR 49.2 98.9 0.3 NH 62.0 96.2 0.1
CA 42.7 97.0 0.9 NJ 54.9 97.4 0.8
CO 53.2 97.0 0.8 NM 49.6 97.7 0.7
CT 51.1 97.2 0.6 NY 50.9 97.9 0.4
DE 65.6 98.3 0.1 NC 54.7 98.8 0.3
DC 56.2 95.7 0.4 ND 62.4 97.7 1.8
FL 46.7 97.8 0.7 OH 54.0 97.9 0.5
GA 52.0 97.9 0.6 OK 55.5 98.6 0.4
HI 66.6 96.1 1.1 OR 54.0 98.4 0.5
ID 55.3 99.1 0.2 PA 59.5 97.9 0.4
IL 53.8 97.3 0.7 RI 51.5 98.1 0.4
IN 55.0 98.0 0.8 SC 53.1 98.6 0.4
IA 55.0 98.4 0.1 SD 57.9 98.9 0.3
KS 58.0 98.0 0.6 TN 51.8 98.8 0.3
KY 54.2 98.7 0.4 TX 46.7 97.0 1.4
LA 46.0 96.9 0.7 UT 53.9 98.3 0.4
ME 57.6 98.6 ‡ VT 60.4 97.5 0.2
MD 64.9 97.2 0.5 VA 58.2 97.0 0.6
MA 55.9 97.0 0.3 WA 57.5 97.4 0.7
MI 65.1 98.8 0.2 WV 57.6 99.0 0.4
MN 65.0 98.8 0.2 WI 59.5 98.8 0.3
MS 48.8 98.8 0.2 WY 54.3 99.7 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.6). 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 people ages 65 and over with disabilities who have no health insurance coverage.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 9.7 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%)   State Coverage (%)
Disability No Disability Gap (% pts) Disability No Disability Gap (% pts)
U.S. 95.7 94.0  1.7 MO 92.7 91.8  0.9
AL 92.6 91.5  1.1 MT 96.5 92.6  3.9
AK 91.7 92.2 -0.5 NE 95.8 95.2  0.6
AZ 96.7 93.4  3.3 NV 95.4 92.9  2.5
AR 95.3 92.6  2.7 NH 96.9 95.4  1.5
CA 97.6 96.3  1.3 NJ 97.9 96.6  1.3
CO 97.2 94.7  2.5 NM 97.5 95.4  2.1
CT 98.5 97.2  1.3 NY 98.3 96.6  1.7
DE 96.0 95.9  0.1 NC 94.0 92.4  1.6
DC 97.2 98.7 -1.5 ND 95.3 93.6  1.7
FL 94.4 90.4  4.0 OH 96.0 94.0  2.0
GA 92.1 90.2  1.9 OK 91.2 89.3  1.9
HI 96.6 96.4  0.2 OR 96.7 95.1  1.6
ID 95.3 93.2  2.1 PA 97.4 95.2  2.2
IL 96.9 95.6  1.3 RI 98.2 97.0  1.2
IN 96.0 93.0  3.0 SC 93.1 92.1  1.0
IA 97.5 96.0  1.5 SD 95.5 93.6  1.9
KS 93.4 93.3  0.1 TN 92.3 91.8  0.5
KY 96.9 94.9  2.0 TX 92.2 89.6  2.6
LA 95.5 93.9  1.6 UT 95.9 93.6  2.3
ME 96.0 94.4  1.6 VT 99.2 96.4  2.8
MD 98.6 96.8  1.8 VA 96.5 95.6  0.9
MA 98.7 98.4  0.3 WA 97.0 95.3  1.7
MI 97.4 95.2  2.2 WV 96.0 93.5  2.5
MN 97.2 96.6  0.6 WI 97.7 95.7  2.0
MS 91.8 89.9  1.9 WY 93.9 90.1  3.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.7). 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.
Table 9.8 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  94.3 89.7  4.6 MO  88.9 87.5  1.4
AL  93.7 88.4  5.3 MT 100.0 98.3  1.7
AK 100.0 96.5  3.5 NE  96.4 91.2  5.2
AZ  94.5 88.6  5.9 NV  96.5 89.0  7.5
AR  94.5 90.6  3.9 NH 100.0 95.8  4.2
CA  96.9 93.7  3.2 NJ  95.4 92.5  2.9
CO  94.8 91.7  3.1 NM  99.9 85.4 14.5
CT  94.4 92.9  1.5 NY  96.5 93.6  2.9
DE  99.3 93.4  5.9 NC  93.6 88.7  4.9
DC  96.3 95.2  1.1 ND  90.6 84.0  6.6
FL  91.9 85.5  6.4 OH  95.5 90.7  4.8
GA  91.8 86.1  5.7 OK  92.7 85.0  7.7
HI 100.0 91.0  9.0 OR  99.3 94.6  4.7
ID  99.4 76.4 23.0 PA  96.9 93.4  3.5
IL  96.1 91.7  4.4 RI  93.9 91.0  2.9
IN  92.7 91.0  1.7 SC  93.9 88.5  5.4
IA  99.3 90.0  9.3 SD  81.4 71.9  9.5
KS  91.6 83.2  8.4 TN  92.6 88.3  4.3
KY  95.1 92.9  2.2 TX  90.1 83.3  6.8
LA  96.1 92.1  4.0 UT  86.0 84.7  1.3
ME  99.2 87.6 11.6 VT 100.0 94.6  5.4
MD  96.2 94.0  2.2 VA  96.0 93.1  2.9
MA  97.2 94.8  2.4 WA  95.7 91.2  4.5
MI  96.7 92.8  3.9 WV  99.3 93.3  6.0
MN  95.4 95.6 -0.2 WI  97.9 92.1  5.8
MS  92.5 85.7  6.8 WY 100.0 82.9 17.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.8). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Black people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.9 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  94.8 94.2   0.6 MO  89.0 92.5  -3.5
AL  96.1 89.9   6.2 MT  80.3 92.3 -12.0
AK  80.2 92.6 -12.4 NE  80.6 95.2 -14.6
AZ  97.3 93.7   3.6 NV  92.2 90.7   1.5
AR 100.0 88.2  11.8 NH  94.6 87.5   7.1
CA  97.0 96.2   0.8 NJ  96.4 95.3   1.1
CO  89.3 92.6  -3.3 NM  85.0 93.2  -8.2
CT  96.8 95.3   1.5 NY  95.7 93.4   2.3
DE  98.7 97.2   1.5 NC  93.8 93.0   0.8
DC 100.0 95.6   4.4 ND 100.0 94.5   5.5
FL  90.9 90.4   0.5 OH  88.6 90.9  -2.3
GA  90.2 91.4  -1.2 OK  90.7 90.3   0.4
HI  97.6 96.9   0.7 OR  94.6 95.4  -0.8
ID 100.0 90.6   9.4 PA  92.4 93.6  -1.2
IL  92.5 94.0  -1.5 RI  81.5 95.2 -13.7
IN  87.4 92.1  -4.7 SC  82.1 86.9  -4.8
IA  95.6 91.8   3.8 SD 100.0 93.6   6.4
KS  85.1 92.8  -7.7 TN  92.1 90.3   1.8
KY  97.5 94.2   3.3 TX  91.5 90.7   0.8
LA  98.2 88.0  10.2 UT  86.8 95.0  -8.2
ME  81.5 96.0 -14.5 VT  76.0 89.7 -13.7
MD  94.5 94.2   0.3 VA  94.5 93.6   0.9
MA  95.1 97.1  -2.0 WA  95.8 94.8   1.0
MI  96.0 96.0   0.0 WV 100.0 97.5   2.5
MN  94.9 95.3  -0.4 WI  96.3 92.0   4.3
MS  97.2 85.8  11.4 WY  56.0 86.6 -30.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.9). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Asian people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.10 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 92.6 91.1   1.5 MO 87.8 88.9  -1.1
AL 91.3 90.0   1.3 MT 93.9 83.3  10.6
AK 89.1 80.2   8.9 NE 95.0 90.2   4.8
AZ 89.4 86.5   2.9 NV 92.8 87.9   4.9
AR 94.6 87.4   7.2 NH 96.9 94.9   2.0
CA 96.0 95.1   0.9 NJ 92.9 91.5   1.4
CO 91.7 91.6   0.1 NM 92.4 82.8   9.6
CT 92.8 92.0   0.8 NY 95.9 94.6   1.3
DE 97.4 94.4   3.0 NC 91.5 89.3   2.2
DC 91.1 95.2  -4.1 ND 75.9 88.6 -12.7
FL 88.8 85.9   2.9 OH 93.7 93.6   0.1
GA 90.9 87.7   3.2 OK 84.6 80.2   4.4
HI 96.7 95.9   0.8 OR 95.9 94.1   1.8
ID 95.8 88.4   7.4 PA 93.3 94.8  -1.5
IL 97.1 94.7   2.4 RI 97.0 97.1  -0.1
IN 94.5 92.3   2.2 SC 86.2 90.0  -3.8
IA 96.7 94.7   2.0 SD 84.4 73.1  11.3
KS 87.8 87.8   0.0 TN 92.0 90.5   1.5
KY 96.7 94.3   2.4 TX 88.2 88.1   0.1
LA 96.5 90.6   5.9 UT 90.6 91.4  -0.8
ME 99.7 95.0   4.7 VT 97.1 98.4  -1.3
MD 94.7 94.3   0.4 VA 90.7 92.4  -1.7
MA 98.4 96.3   2.1 WA 93.0 93.9  -0.9
MI 95.0 94.0   1.0 WV 97.6 92.0   5.6
MN 97.5 93.1   4.4 WI 94.8 93.9   0.9
MS 91.1 80.8  10.3 WY 79.4 79.5  -0.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.10). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Other people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.11 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Hispanic Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  89.1 81.5  7.6 MO  88.9 78.0 10.9
AL  77.8 69.9  7.9 MT  87.8 87.4  0.4
AK  96.9 83.8 13.1 NE  85.0 78.9  6.1
AZ  88.8 81.6  7.2 NV  87.3 79.9  7.4
AR  81.5 73.5  8.0 NH  99.4 87.5 11.9
CA  92.2 87.9  4.3 NJ  89.8 81.7  8.1
CO  91.1 82.8  8.3 NM  94.4 86.2  8.2
CT  92.0 87.0  5.0 NY  95.4 89.6  5.8
DE  89.1 82.6  6.5 NC  82.8 70.5 12.3
DC  95.3 92.6  2.7 ND 100.0 80.2 19.8
FL  91.1 81.7  9.4 OH  88.2 86.0  2.2
GA  73.9 70.7  3.2 OK  80.2 75.0  5.2
HI  94.1 94.7 -0.6 OR  84.4 85.9 -1.5
ID  87.8 80.3  7.5 PA  94.7 86.5  8.2
IL  90.3 84.1  6.2 RI  96.9 90.0  6.9
IN  87.3 84.8  2.5 SC  86.1 70.4 15.7
IA  84.4 84.0  0.4 SD  76.7 82.7 -6.0
KS  81.8 79.3  2.5 TN  78.7 67.8 10.9
KY  79.8 78.9  0.9 TX  82.4 70.8 11.6
LA  92.3 73.5 18.8 UT  84.9 74.3 10.6
ME  90.0 93.9 -3.9 VT 100.0 95.6  4.4
MD  92.2 78.4 13.8 VA  85.9 77.7  8.2
MA  96.6 95.1  1.5 WA  86.4 82.9  3.5
MI  92.5 88.9  3.6 WV  94.0 86.4  7.6
MN  92.5 85.5  7.0 WI  89.8 83.5  6.3
MS  85.1 68.6 16.5 WY  84.7 77.3  7.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.11). 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 difference in percentage points of Hispanic people with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.12 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Male Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 93.7 89.8  3.9 MO 91.4 89.6  1.8
AL 91.5 88.4  3.1 MT 95.9 90.9  5.0
AK 91.4 87.4  4.0 NE 93.7 92.4  1.3
AZ 93.3 87.4  5.9 NV 93.7 86.6  7.1
AR 93.8 88.4  5.4 NH 96.2 94.1  2.1
CA 95.1 91.5  3.6 NJ 94.6 91.7  2.9
CO 94.9 90.6  4.3 NM 95.0 87.9  7.1
CT 95.9 93.6  2.3 NY 96.5 93.3  3.2
DE 95.2 93.0  2.2 NC 92.2 87.7  4.5
DC 94.3 95.4 -1.1 ND 88.9 91.4 -2.5
FL 92.7 85.5  7.2 OH 94.5 92.3  2.2
GA 89.8 85.6  4.2 OK 87.1 84.2  2.9
HI 96.6 95.6  1.0 OR 94.8 92.5  2.3
ID 94.5 89.7  4.8 PA 96.3 93.1  3.2
IL 94.9 91.7  3.2 RI 96.2 94.4  1.8
IN 94.2 91.3  2.9 SC 92.0 88.1  3.9
IA 97.4 94.0  3.4 SD 93.9 90.0  3.9
KS 92.1 89.2  2.9 TN 90.7 87.8  2.9
KY 96.0 92.7  3.3 TX 87.8 80.0  7.8
LA 94.0 90.2  3.8 UT 93.4 89.6  3.8
ME 94.8 93.2  1.6 VT 98.6 94.5  4.1
MD 97.0 92.3  4.7 VA 94.7 91.7  3.0
MA 98.4 96.9  1.5 WA 94.9 92.4  2.5
MI 96.1 93.5  2.6 WV 94.9 92.0  2.9
MN 96.3 94.9  1.4 WI 96.2 93.3  2.9
MS 90.6 85.6  5.0 WY 92.7 87.2  5.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.12). 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 difference in percentage points of males with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.
Table 9.13 Health Insurance Coverage Gap — Female Civilians Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2021
State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Coverage (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 95.0 92.1  2.9 MO 92.2 91.4  0.8
AL 93.3 90.6  2.7 MT 95.8 91.9  3.9
AK 91.6 90.1  1.5 NE 95.5 93.1  2.4
AZ 94.7 90.0  4.7 NV 93.0 89.2  3.8
AR 95.6 91.7  3.9 NH 97.9 95.5  2.4
CA 96.0 93.7  2.3 NJ 96.8 93.3  3.5
CO 95.8 92.8  3.0 NM 95.8 90.1  5.7
CT 97.3 95.5  1.8 NY 97.8 95.6  2.2
DE 97.1 94.8  2.3 NC 94.0 90.4  3.6
DC 97.6 97.0  0.6 ND 96.2 93.3  2.9
FL 93.6 88.5  5.1 OH 96.3 94.1  2.2
GA 91.7 88.0  3.7 OK 91.6 87.2  4.4
HI 97.1 96.8  0.3 OR 96.0 94.8  1.2
ID 94.9 92.1  2.8 PA 97.3 95.3  2.0
IL 96.7 93.8  2.9 RI 98.2 96.4  1.8
IN 95.8 93.0  2.8 SC 93.2 91.0  2.2
IA 96.1 95.6  0.5 SD 92.0 90.4  1.6
KS 91.6 92.0 -0.4 TN 93.0 91.3  1.7
KY 96.8 95.3  1.5 TX 89.0 82.3  6.7
LA 97.2 93.4  3.8 UT 94.6 91.3  3.3
ME 97.1 95.4  1.7 VT 99.4 98.1  1.3
MD 97.0 94.6  2.4 VA 95.8 94.1  1.7
MA 97.9 98.1 -0.2 WA 96.3 94.0  2.3
MI 97.7 95.5  2.2 WV 97.3 94.6  2.7
MN 97.2 96.3  0.9 WI 98.1 95.4  2.7
MS 93.0 88.7  4.3 WY 91.4 88.7  2.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rogers, S., Bach, S., & Houtenville, A. (2023). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2023 (Table 9.13). 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 difference in percentage points of females with and without disabilities who have health insurance coverage.

Rural

Section 10: Rural

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Health

Section 11: Health

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Social Security Administration

Section 12: Social Security Administration Program

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Special Education

Section 13: Education

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Vocational Rehabilitation

Section 14: Vocational Rehabilitation

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Employment Policy

Section 15: Employment Policy

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Voting and Registration

Section 16: Voting and Registration

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Glossary

Ambulatory Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who responded “yes” when asked if they had “serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs.” Please note that this question is only asked of people 5 years old or over.

American Community Survey (ACS) — The American Community Survey is a large, continuous demographic survey conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau that will provide accurate and up-to-date profiles of America’s communities every year. Annual and multiyear estimates of population and housing data are generated for small areas, including tracts and population subgroups. This information is collected by mailing questionnaires to a sample of addresses. See the U.S. Census Bureau website for additional details.

Base Population — The sum of a population or an estimate used as the root for evaluation purposes. Typically, the last Census count or the estimate from a previous date is used.

Civilian — A person not in active-duty military.

Complete kitchen (ACS) — Kitchen facilities are considered complete if they have a stove or range, a refrigerator, and a sink with a faucet. If kitchen facilities are missing one or more of these features, the household is found to be lacking complete a kitchen.

Complete plumbing (ACS) — Plumbing facilities are considered complete if they include hot and cold running water and a bathtub or shower. If the household is missing one or more of these features, the household is found to be lacking complete plumbing.

Cognitive Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if due to a physical, mental, or emotional problem, they had difficulty remembering, concentrating, or making decisions. Please note that this question is only asked of people 5 years old or over.

Disability Rating — The disability rating scale is used to track the impairment, disability, or handicap of an individual. The severity of the disability corresponds to the value of the rating and is used to determine eligibility for supports and services and ability to work or return to work.

Disability Status (ACS, BRFSS) — The ACS and BRFSS use a set of six questions to identify persons with disabilities. Each question (listed below) has a possible response of either "yes" or "no". A response of “yes” to any one of the questions indicates that the person in question has a disability — vision, hearing, cognitive, ambulatory, self-care, and independent living. However, the cognitive, ambulatory, self-care, and independent living related questions are not used to identify disability in individuals less than five years old, and the independent living related question is not used to identify disability in individuals less than 15 years old.

The six disability questions included in the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) are the following:

  1. Hearing Disability: Is this person deaf or does he/she have serious difficulty hearing?
  2. Vision Disability: Is this person blind or does he/she have serious difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses?
  3. Cognitive Disability: [If person 5 years old or over]​ Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition, does this person have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions?
  4. Ambulatory Disability: [If person 5 years old or over]​ Does this person have serious difficulty walking or climbing stairs?
  5. Self-Care Disability: [If person 5 years old or over]​ Does this person have difficulty dressing or bathing?
  6. Independent Living Disability: [If person 15 years old or over]​Because of a physical, mental, or emotional condition, does this person have difficulty doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor’s office or shopping​?

Disability Type — See disability status and specific definitions in the glossary (Vision Disability, Hearing Disability, Ambulatory Disability, Cognitive Disability, Independent Living Disability, and Self-Care Disability).

Disabled-Worker (SSA) — A worker not yet at full retirement age receiving insurance payments due to a disability.

Earned/Earnings (ACS) — Regularly received income from salaries/wages, self-employment or both, for people 16 or more years old before deductions for personal income taxes, Social Security, bond purchases, union dues, Medicare deductions, etc.

Earnings Gap — The difference in percentage earned between two populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Employed/Employed Persons — Individuals 16 years or older who are civilians and are not currently institutionalized and, during the reference week; (a) performed at least one hour of work as a paid employee, worked in their own business, profession, or on their own farm, or worked 15 hours or more as an unpaid worker in a business owned by a relative; and (b) all those who had jobs or businesses but are on leave because of vacation, illness, bad weather, childcare problems, maternity or paternity leave, labor-management dispute, job training, or other family or personal reasons, regardless of whether they were compensated for the time off or were seeking other jobs. Each employed person is counted only once, even if he or she holds more than one job. Individuals who work around their own house (painting, repairing, or own home housework) or volunteer for religious, charitable, and other organizations are excluded.

Employed/Employed Persons (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, people who responded as having worked during the past week. See employed status for the American Community Survey for greater detail.

Employment/Employment Status (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals were asked a series of questions designed to identify their status. Based on the answers, individuals were classified into one of five groups:

  1. People who worked at any time during the reference week;
  2. People on temporary layoff who were available for work;
  3. People who did not work during the reference week but who had jobs or businesses from which they were temporarily absent (excluding layoff);
  4. People who did not work during the reference week, but who were looking for work during the last four weeks and were available for work during the reference week; and
  5. People not in the labor force.

The employment status data shown in American Community Survey tabulations relate to people 16 years or older.

Employment Gap — The difference between the percentage of people employed for two different sub-populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Employment Participation — Individuals who participated in the labor force. Includes all persons classified as employed or unemployed.

Employment Rate (ACS) — The number of individuals that are employed as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Hearing Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they were “deaf or … [had] serious difficulty hearing.” Please note that this question is asked of individuals of all ages.

Health Insurance Coverage (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, health insurance coverage is broadly defined as both private health insurance and public coverage. Respondents are asked to report their current coverage and to mark “yes” or “no” for each of the eight types listed:

  1. Insurance through a current or former employer or union (of this person or another family member).
  2. Insurance purchased directly from an insurance company (by this person or another family member).
  3. Medicare, for people 65 and older, or people with certain disabilities.
  4. Medicaid, Medical Assistance, or any kind of government-assistance plan for those with low incomes or a disability.
  5. TRICARE or other military health care.
  6. VA (including those who have ever used or enrolled for VA health care).
  7. Indian Health Service.
  8. Any other type of health insurance or health coverage plan.

Health Insurance Coverage (BRFSS) — In the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, respondents are considered to have health insurance coverage if they respond ‘yes’ to having, “…any kind of health care coverage, including health insurance, prepaid plans such as HMOs, or government plans such as Medicare, or Indian Health Service?”

Health Insurance Coverage Gap — The difference in percentage points of health insurance coverage between people with and without disabilities.

Housing Cost Burden (ACS) — Residents face a cost burden if they spend more than 30 percent of their household income on housing costs.

Income (ACS) — The sum of all wages, salary, commissions, bonuses, and tips; self-employment income from own nonfarm and farm businesses, including proprietorships and partnerships; interest, dividends, net rental income, royalty income, and income from estates and trusts; Social Security and Railroad Retirement income; Supplemental Security Income; any public assistance and welfare payments from the state and local welfare office; retirement, survivor, and disability pensions; and any other sources received regularly such as Veterans Affairs payments, unemployment compensation, child support, and alimony.

Independent Living Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if due to a physical, mental, or emotional condition, they had difficulty “doing errands alone such as visiting a doctor’s office or shopping.” Please note that this question is asked of individuals ages 15 years old or over.

Industry — The type of business conducted by a person’s employing organization.  Examples of industries include automotive, health, mining, and transportation. Industries are categorized based on the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS), published by the Office of Management and Budget. The NAICS is the standard used by North America and United States’ Federal statistical agencies to classify businesses for analyses of the economy.

Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (ACS) — Elected activities from the Lawton Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) scales, namely difficulty performing errands such as visiting the doctor's office or going shopping. In the American Community Survey, IADLs are identified through an independent living disability question. (See independent living disability for more information).

Labor Force — All persons classified as employed or unemployed.

Labor Force Participation Rate — The labor force as a percent of the civilian non-institutional population.

Living in the Community — Describes persons who are residing in the community and who are not living in institutions such as jails, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.

Median Earnings — The median is the middlemost value of a sample that separates the upper half of the values from the lower half of the values. The median earnings is the amount that divides the income distribution in two equal groups. Half of the people earn more than this value and half of the people earn less than this value.

Medicaid — Medicaid is a state-administered, but federally required, program to provide health insurance to certain groups of people. States determine specific eligibility requirements, but in general low income individuals, families, children, and pregnant women are eligible for health care coverage under Medicaid. In some states, other groups (such as people with disabilities) are also eligible.

Medicare — Medicare is a Federal program that provides health care services to individuals 65 or older, individuals under age 65 with disabilities, and individuals of all ages with end-stage renal failure. There are three programs within Medicare: Part A (hospital insurance), Part B (medical insurance), and Prescription Drug Coverage (implemented January 1, 2006). Individuals pay into Part A throughout their careers, and then Part A covers that individual for hospital care. People who are eligible for Medicare have the opportunity to purchase Part B, or medical insurance that covers them for more than just hospital care.

Minimum Wage — A minimum wage is the lowest a person can be paid for hourly work in the US, set by the federal government.

Minimum Wage Rate — The minimum wage rate is set by individual US states. This rate must be equal to or above the federal minimum wage.

Non-Institutionalized Population — Describes individuals who are residing in the community and who are not living in institutions such as jails, prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.

Occupation — The kind of work a person does on the job. Examples of occupations include animal scientists, computer programmers, medical assistants, and telemarketers. Occupations are categorized based on the Standard Occupational (SOC) Manual, published by the Office of Management and Budget. The SOC is the standard used by United State’s Federal statistical agencies to classify work for analyses of the economy.

Overcrowded (ACS) — A housing unit is considered overcrowded if it has more than two people per bedroom. 

Participation in the labor force — See labor force.

Percentage Point(s) — A number, count or ratio expressed as a fraction of 100.

Prevalence — The proportion of the population with a particular status or condition. Prevalence is usually expressed as a percentage or a number of people per unit of the population.

Prevalence Rate — The prevalence of a particular status or condition estimated over a specific period of time.

Population — The total number of inhabitants in a defined geographic area including all races, classes, and groups.

Poor Housing Quality (ACS)  — A household has poor housing qualtiy if at least two of four possible conditions are met: lacking a complete kitchen, lacking complete plumbing, overcrowding, or cost burden.

Poverty (ACS) — The U.S. Office of Management and Budget in Statistical Policy, Directive 14 sets the standards for which poverty is calculated. The U.S. Census Bureau uses a set of dollar value thresholds that vary by family size and composition to determine who is in poverty. If a family’s total income is less than the dollar value of the appropriate threshold, then that family and every individual in it is considered to be in poverty.

Poverty Gap — The difference between the poverty rates of two populations, usually people with and without disabilities.

Poverty Rate (ACS) — Percent of the population who are determined to be in poverty.

Race (ACS) — Individuals identified themselves as one of six categories in the survey: White, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, and Some Other Race. The racial categories included in the census questionnaire reflect a social definition of race recognized in this country and not an attempt to define race biologically, anthropologically, or genetically. In addition, it is recognized that the categories of the race item include racial and national origin or sociocultural groups. People may choose to report more than one race to indicate their racial mixture, such as “American Indian” and “White.” People who identify their origin as Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish may be of any race. 

Rehabilitation Services Administration — The Rehabilitation Services Administration is a United States Department of Education agency that helps individuals with disabilities obtain employment and live more independently. Data provided by the Rehabilitation Services Administration can be found in the ‘Ad Hoc Query’ section of their website: http://rsa.ed.gov.

Resident Population — All residents (both civilian and Armed Forces) living in the United States (all 50 states and the District of Columbia).

Sample Size — The number of units (individuals) from which data were collected in a survey or experiment. 

Sampling Variability — The variation of a statistic when estimated from repeated samples.

Self-Care Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they “have difficulty dressing or bathing.” Please note that this question is asked of individuals ages 5 years old or over.

Service-Connected Disability Rating (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, the VA service connected disability rating for an individual who is a veteran. The rating reflects the degree of the veteran’s disability on a scale from 0 to 100 percent, in increments of 10 percent.

Service-Connected Disability Rating Status (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, the designation associated with individuals who were in the Reserves or National Guard, trained with the Reserves or National Guard, or active duty military that have a disability as a result of disease or injury incurred or aggravated during active military service. These disabilities are defined according to the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities in Title 38, U.S. Code of Federal Regulations, Part 4.

Sex (male or female) (ACS) — The variable for sex is derived from a question that asks individuals to mark either male or female to indicate their biological sex. In cases where this question was invalid, the appropriate entry was determined from other information provided for that individual.

Social Security Administration (SSA) — The Social Security Administration is an independent agency within the United States federal government managing services supporting people eligible for social security programs. This includes employment-, retirement-, survivor- and disability-related benefits. These benefits are earned by paying Social Security taxes on earnings.

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) — A monthly benefit paid to disabled workers and certain family members if the worker meets eligibility criteria including evidence of disability and a sufficient work history.

Social Security Income Supplement — The Social Security Income supplement is managed by individual states to provide extra support for people with disabilities.

Social Security Income Supplementary Payments — Social Security Income Supplementary Payments are extra supplementary payments to people with disabilities on top of the SSI they receive from the federal government. Each state manages the supplementary payments independently.

Successful Employment (VR) — The U.S. Department of Education Rehabilitation Services Administration defines successful employment as employment for at least 90 days in an integrated employment setting.

Successfully Rehabilitated — Successful rehabilitation describes achieved vocational rehabilitation outcomes including occupational/ vocational skills training, employment (re-entering the workforce), technical assistance, and transportation services.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) — The Social Security Administration pays benefits to disabled adults and children who have limited income and resources. Social Security Income benefits also are payable to people 65 and older without disabilities who meet the financial limits.

Unemployment Rate (ACS) — The percent of the labor force who do not have a job and are available and looking for work. 

United States Census Bureau — An agency within the United States Federal Statistical System tasked with producing data about the American people and economy. Their primary task is to conduct the United States Census every ten years.

United States Department of Health and Human Services — A department in the United States government tasked with protecting and maintaining the health of all Americans.

Validity — The extent to which findings represent the phenomenon or variable they intend to measure.

Veteran(s) — A person who previously served in the armed forces.

Veteran Benefits — Federal assistance provided to Veterans and their dependents. This includes disability compensation, Veteran’s pension programs, medical care, and educational programs.

Vision Disability (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, individuals who indicated “yes” when asked if they were “blind or … have serious difficulty seeing even when wearing glasses.” Please note that this question is asked of individuals of all ages.

Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) — Employment services offered to individuals with mental or physical disabilities. These services are designed to enable participants to attain skills, resources, attitudes, and expectations needed to compete in the interview process, get a job, and keep a job. These services may also help an individual retrain for employment after an injury or mental disorder has disrupted previous employment.

Work Experience (ACS) — In the American Community Survey, work experience is based on the number of hours an individual reported working per week over the previous 12 months. People 16 years old and over who reported that they usually worked 35 or more hours each week, during the weeks they worked, are classified as “Usually worked full time.” People who reported that they usually worked 1 to 34 hours are classified as “Usually worked part time.” Those who did not report working any regular hours in the previous 12 months are classified "did not work". 

About the Center

Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Disability Statistics and Demographics (StatsRRTC)

Policymakers, program administrators, service providers, researchers, advocates for people with disabilities, and people with disabilities and their families need accessible, valid data/statistics to support their decisions related to policy improvements, program administration, service delivery, protection of civil rights, and major life activities. The StatsRRTC supports decision making through a variety of integrated research and outreach activities by (a) improving knowledge about and access to existing data, (b) generating the knowledge needed to improve future disability data collection, and (c) strengthening connections between the data from and regarding respondents, researchers, and decision makers. In this way, the StatsRRTC supports the improvement of service systems that advance the quality of life for people with disabilities.

Led by the University of New Hampshire, the StatsRRTC is a collaborative effort involving the following partners: American Association of People with Disabilities, Center for Essential Management Services, Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation, Kessler Foundation, Mathematica Policy Research, and Public Health Institute.

The StatsRRTC is funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Community Living, National Institute on Disability, Independent Living and Rehabilitation Research under grant number 90RTGE00010100, from 2018–2023.

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