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No composite score. No invented grades. Missing is not the same as zero.
Four checked measures for each state, each with its own reporting period—not real-time readings. The two Census measures are annual survey estimates and show their margin of error. Amber means data is not connected. Source data is not a verdict on a state or its people.
This is the share of renter households whose gross rent, including utilities, takes at least 30% of household income. Households for which the Census Bureau could not compute a rent-to-income ratio are excluded from both parts of the fraction, not counted as unburdened. An annual survey estimate for calendar 2024, not a current or monthly reading. The margin of error is survey sampling error only; it does not cover non-sampling error. This checked snapshot does not refresh automatically.
New York: 1,735,134 of 3,368,930. ± 0.70 points (90% confidence), so the likely range is 50.80% to 52.21%. A margin of error is not a disagreement between sources; it is the survey's own stated precision.
This is the share of civilian, noninstitutionalized residents under 65 with no health insurance at the time of interview. Counts are summed across the under-19 and 19-to-64 age bands; the published percentages for those bands are never averaged, because the bands hold very different numbers of people. An annual survey estimate for calendar 2024. Being covered at interview is not the same as affordable care, access to a provider, or a full year insured. This checked snapshot does not refresh automatically.
New York: 942,495 of 16,005,299. ± 0.14 points (90% confidence), so the likely range is 5.75% to 6.03%. A margin of error is not a disagreement between sources; it is the survey's own stated precision.
Checked Sep 11, 2026, 6:37 PM EDT · Source released August 21, 2026
Unemployed people as a share of the civilian labor force, using the source’s labor-force definitions.
Does not capture everyone who wants more work or has stopped looking. State estimates can be revised.
Definition & source
Unit
% of the civilian labor force
Population / denominator
Civilian labor force ages 16 and older; people outside the labor force are not counted.
Period
July 2026; seasonally adjusted.
Connection scope
All 50 states and D.C. have checked observations for this measure. Three other measures remain unconnected.
Calculation / definition
Use the published LAUS unemployment-rate series; do not combine incompatible periods.
This is a statewide labor-force estimate, not a count of all residents without work. Preliminary values may be revised. This checked snapshot does not refresh automatically.
Checked Sep 11, 2026, 7:37 PM EDT · Source released February 19, 2026
BEA’s all-items Regional Price Parity compares price levels across places for a given year.
Not an inflation rate or a grocery-only index. It does not say whether local incomes cover those costs.
Definition & source
Unit
Index; U.S. = 100
Population / denominator
National price level for the same year, indexed to 100.
Period
2024; u.s. = 100.
Connection scope
All 50 states and D.C. have checked observations for this measure. Three other measures remain unconnected.
Calculation / definition
Use the published all-items state RPP series, not the broad-goods series relabeled as groceries.
An index of 107.9 means the estimated price level was 7.9% above the U.S. reference in 2024—not a 7.9% annual increase. No margin of error is supplied in this table; BEA may revise estimates. The API and CSV are two presentations from the same producer. This checked snapshot does not refresh automatically.
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