Table with row headers in column A and column headers in rows 5 through 7.
		Table 2.  Presence of the Internet for Households, by State: October 2003, State Rankings by Percent Presence
		(Numbers in thousands. Civilian noninstitutional population)
		(leading dots indicate subparts)
		Rank		Characteristics	Total households	Presence of a computer			Presence of the Internet
Percent			Percent			Number	Percent	1.6*(S.E.)1	Number	Percent	1.6*(S.E.)1
61.8			54.7	TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS	113,126	69,936	61.8	0.32	61,852	54.7	0.33
				STATE
74.1		1	68.5	.Alaska	232	170	73.4	2.25	159	68.5	2.37
73.4		2	65.5	.New Hampshire	504	361	71.7	2.11	330	65.5	2.23
71.7		3	63.4	.Colorado	1,819	1,280	70.3	1.97	1,153	63.4	2.07
71.4		4	62.9	.Connecticut	1,322	914	69.2	2.11	832	62.9	2.21
70.3		5	62.6	.Utah	803	596	74.1	2.35	503	62.6	2.60
69.2		6	62.3	.Washington	2,455	1,752	71.4	2.16	1,529	62.3	2.31
69.1		7	61.7	.Minnesota	1,974	1,343	68.0	2.12	1,219	61.7	2.21
68.0		8	61.1	.Oregon	1,417	951	67.1	2.31	866	61.1	2.40
67.9		9	60.4	.Virginia	2,799	1,874	67.0	2.29	1,691	60.4	2.38
67.1		10	60.2	.New Jersey	3,339	2,177	65.2	1.77	2,010	60.2	1.82
67.0		11	59.6	.California	12,841	8,518	66.3	1.14	7,657	59.6	1.19
66.4		12	59.4	.Maryland	2,099	1,390	66.2	2.23	1,247	59.4	2.32
66.3		13	58.1	.Maine	523	355	67.9	2.10	304	58.1	2.22
66.2		14	58.1	.Massachusetts	2,577	1,654	64.2	2.04	1,497	58.1	2.10
65.6		15	58.0	.Vermont	256	168	65.6	2.21	149	58.0	2.29
65.5		16	57.9	.Wyoming	205	134	65.5	2.36	119	57.9	2.45
65.2		17	57.5	.Wisconsin	2,227	1,422	63.8	2.07	1,280	57.5	2.13
64.6		18	57.0	.Iowa	1,211	783	64.6	2.20	690	57.0	2.28
64.5		19	56.9	.Delaware	315	203	64.4	2.57	179	56.9	2.65
64.4		20	56.4	.Idaho	506	350	69.1	2.52	286	56.4	2.71
64.2		21	55.8	.Nebraska	698	463	66.4	2.34	389	55.8	2.46
63.8		22	55.7	.Rhode Island	434	270	62.3	2.09	242	55.7	2.14
63.6		23	55.7	.Florida	6,808	4,158	61.1	1.42	3,790	55.7	1.44
63.3		24	55.3	.Arizona	2,063	1,330	64.5	2.54	1,140	55.3	2.63
62.3		25	55.3	.Nevada	807	495	61.3	2.28	446	55.3	2.32
62.2		26	54.9	.Hawaii	413	261	63.3	2.71	227	54.9	2.80
61.5		27	54.7	.Pennsylvania	4,981	3,001	60.2	1.59	2,726	54.7	1.61
61.3		28	54.3	.Kansas	1,107	704	63.6	2.25	601	54.3	2.33
61.1		29	53.7	.South Dakota	314	196	62.2	2.21	169	53.7	2.27
60.7		30	53.7	.Georgia	3,403	2,067	60.7	2.45	1,829	53.7	2.50
60.6		31	53.6	.North Dakota	267	164	61.5	2.41	143	53.6	2.47
60.2		32	53.3	.New York	7,633	4,573	59.9	1.26	4,066	53.3	1.28
60.1		33	53.2	.District of Columbia	287	171	59.5	2.43	153	53.2	2.47
59.9		34	53.0	.Missouri	2,260	1,371	60.6	2.31	1,197	53.0	2.36
59.9		35	52.4	.Ohio	4,551	2,674	58.8	1.74	2,386	52.4	1.77
59.8		36	52.0	.Michigan	4,013	2,403	59.9	1.78	2,086	52.0	1.81
59.7		37	51.8	.Texas	8,081	4,774	59.1	1.44	4,188	51.8	1.46
59.5		38	51.3	.North Carolina	3,319	1,923	57.9	2.01	1,704	51.3	2.03
59.1		39	51.2	.Illinois	5,036	3,025	60.1	1.61	2,580	51.2	1.64
58.8		40	51.2	.Indiana	2,480	1,481	59.7	2.12	1,269	51.2	2.16
58.4		41	50.8	.Montana	389	233	59.8	2.68	198	50.8	2.73
57.9		42	49.9	.Kentucky	1,629	951	58.4	2.50	813	49.9	2.53
56.8		43	49.0	.Tennessee	2,389	1,357	56.8	2.64	1,171	49.0	2.67
		44	45.8	.Alabama	1,847	996	53.9	2.52	846	45.8	2.52
55.3		45	48.3	.Oklahoma	1,422	787	55.3	2.51	687	48.3	2.52
55.2		46	47.4	.West Virginia	747	409	54.7	2.38	354	47.4	2.39
54.7		47	45.9	.South Carolina	1,630	899	55.2	2.52	749	45.9	2.52
54.1		48	44.8	.New Mexico	720	390	54.1	2.83	323	44.8	2.82
52.5		49	44.1	.Louisiana	1,780	935	52.5	2.72	785	44.1	2.71
49.8		50	42.3	.Arkansas	1,092	544	49.8	2.72	462	42.3	2.68
48.8		51	39.5	.Mississippi	1,100	537	48.8	2.89	435	39.5	2.83
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				Note: 1. 1.645 times the standard error added to or subtracted from the estimate provides the 90 percent confidence interval.
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				Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, September 2001.
				Internet Release Date: October 27, 2005