| State |
Number of employees |
State |
Number of employees |
| Alabama |
28,021 |
Montana |
6,697 |
| Alaska |
2,011 |
Nebraska |
27,364 |
| Arizona |
37,460 |
Nevada |
11,277 |
| Arkansas |
14,184 |
New Hampshire |
14,209 |
| California |
209,016 |
New Jersey |
76,691 |
| Colorado |
39,009 |
New Mexico |
8,132 |
| Connecticut |
63,362 |
New York |
157,130 |
| Delaware |
7,626 |
North Carolina |
51,440 |
| D.C. |
3,874 |
North Dakota |
7,925 |
| Florida |
142,676 |
Ohio |
105,016 |
| Georgia |
70,073 |
Oklahoma |
21,687 |
| Hawaii |
7,305 |
Oregon |
26,195 |
| Idaho |
8,624 |
Pennsylvania |
121,218 |
| Illinois |
113,481 |
Rhode Island |
9,752 |
| Indiana |
45,971 |
South Carolina |
30,026 |
| Iowa |
44,854 |
South Dakota |
7,981 |
| Kansas |
28,470 |
Tennessee |
44,988 |
| Kentucky |
29,754 |
Texas |
174,757 |
| Louisiana |
25,479 |
Utah |
17,154 |
| Maine |
11,703 |
Vermont |
3,969 |
| Maryland |
36,956 |
Virginia |
43,759 |
| Massachusetts |
69,937 |
Washington |
41,122 |
| Michigan |
57,163 |
West Virginia |
9,116 |
| Minnesota |
66,530 |
Wisconsin |
67,874 |
| Mississippi |
11,824 |
Wyoming |
2,383 |
| Missouri |
48,775 |
United States |
2,312,000 |
(1) Total full-time and part-time employment.
Note: Does not match data shown elsewhere due to the use of different surveys. Data as of September 2012.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System. |