States by 2000 & 2010 Census

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[q]33.9M and 37.3M[a]California
[q]20.9M and 25.1M[a]Texas
[q]16M and 18.8M[a]Florida
[q]19M and 19.4M[a]New York
[q]12.4M and 12.8M[a]Illinois
[q]12.3M and 12.7M[a]Pennsylvania
[q]11.4M and 11.5M[a]Ohio
[q]8.2M and 9.7M[a]Georgia
[q]8M and 9.5M[a]North Carolina
[q]9.9M and 9.9M[a]Michigan
[q]8.4M and 8.8M[a]New Jersey
[q]7.1M and 8M[a]Virginia
[q]5.9M and 6.7M[a]Washington
[q]6.3M and 6.5M[a]Massachusetts
[q]5.1M and 6.4M[a]Arizona
[q]6.1M and 6.5M[a]Indiana
[q]5.7M and 6.3M[a]Tennessee
[q]5.6M and 6M[a]Missouri
[q]5.3M and 5.8M[a]Maryland
[q]5.4M and 5.7M[a]Wisconsin
[q]4.9M and 5.3M[a]Minnesota
[q]4.3M and 5M[a]Colorado
[q]4.4M and 4.8M[a]Alabama
[q]4M and 4.6M[a]South Carolina
[q]4.5M and 4.5M[a]Louisiana
[q]4M and 4.3M[a]Kentucky

[q]3.4M and 3.8M[a]Oregon
[q]3.5M and 3.8M[a]Oklahoma
[q]3.4M and 3.6M[a]Connecticut
[q]2.9M and 3M[a]Iowa
[q]2.8M and 3M[a]Mississippi
[q]2.7M and 2.9M[a]Arkansas
[q]2.2M and 2.8M[a]Utah
[q]2.7M and 2.9M[a]Kansas
[q]2M and 2.7M[a]Nevada
[q]1.8M and 2.1M[a]New Mexico
[q]1.7M and 1.8M[a]Nebraska
[q]1.8M and 1.9M[a]West Virginia
[q]1.3M and 1.6M[a]Idaho
[q]1.2M and 1.4M[a]Hawaii
[q]1.3M and 1.3M[a]Maine
[q]1.2M and 1.3M[a]New Hampshire
[q]1M and 1.1M[a]Rhode Island
[q]902K and 989K[a]Montana
[q]784K and 898K[a]Delaware
[q]755K and 814K[a]South Dakota
[q]642K and 673K[a]North Dakota
[q]627K and 710K[a]Alaska

[q]609K and 626K[a]Vermont

[q]494K and 564K[a]Wyoming

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