Working from home by state.
Middle share of workers who work from home across each state's cities. US Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024.
Work from homeunder 7.8%7.8%–11.4%11.4%–12.9%12.9%–15.2%15.2%+
Every state, ranked
Work from home, highest first. Each value is the middle across the cities we list in that state, so states with few cities rest on few numbers.
- 1District of Columbia33.0%1 city
- 2Virginia21.4%129 cities
- 3Colorado21.4%70 cities
- 4Maryland18.4%138 cities
- 5Vermont17.9%4 cities
- 6Minnesota17.7%101 cities
- 7Utah16.9%66 cities
- 8Massachusetts16.2%89 cities
- 9Washington16.2%131 cities
- 10New Hampshire15.6%15 cities
- 11Delaware15.2%11 cities
- 12Maine15.1%13 cities
- 13New Jersey14.9%157 cities
- 14Arizona14.6%68 cities
- 15Florida14.1%342 cities
- 16Connecticut13.9%35 cities
- 17Oregon13.8%68 cities
- 18California13.8%502 cities
- 19Pennsylvania13.1%87 cities
- 20Illinois13.1%224 cities
- 21Georgia12.9%113 cities
- 22North Carolina12.9%96 cities
- 23Wisconsin12.7%96 cities
- 24Missouri12.2%87 cities
- 25Tennessee12.1%65 cities
- 26New York12.1%202 cities
- 27South Carolina11.8%62 cities
- 28Ohio11.7%186 cities
- 29Rhode Island11.7%11 cities
- 30Montana11.7%8 cities
- 31Michigan11.4%101 cities
- 32Idaho10.9%25 cities
- 33Iowa10.8%42 cities
- 34Kentucky10.8%45 cities
- 35West Virginia10.5%16 cities
- 36Texas10.4%267 cities
- 37Nevada10.3%24 cities
- 38Alaska9.9%7 cities
- 39Indiana8.8%85 cities
- 40Alabama8.2%70 cities
- 41Hawaii7.8%34 cities
- 42Kansas7.7%35 cities
- 43Arkansas7.7%39 cities
- 44Oklahoma7.6%45 cities
- 45New Mexico7.3%23 cities
- 46Louisiana6.9%57 cities
- 47South Dakota6.6%13 cities
- 48Wyoming6.6%11 cities
- 49North Dakota6.5%9 cities
- 50Mississippi6.0%41 cities
- 51Nebraska4.7%17 cities