Table with row headings in column A, D, and G, column headings in row 4. Columns B, E, and H are in person. Columns C, F, and J are in ranking. Column I is in percent.
Table 1: Interim Projections: Ranking of Census 2000 and Projected 2030 State Population and Change: 2000 to 2030
Census 2000 State	2000 Census Population	2000 Census Rank	2030 projections State	2030 Projections Population	2030 Projections Rank	Change: 2000 to 2030 State	Change: 2000 to 2030 Number	Change: 2000 to 2030 Percent	Change: 2000 to 2030 Rank in percent change
United States	281,421,906	(x)	United States	363,584,435	(x)	United States	82,162,529	29.2	(x)
California	33,871,648	1	.California	46,444,861	1	.Nevada	2,283,845	114.3	1
Texas	20,851,820	2	.Texas	33,317,744	2	.Arizona	5,581,765	108.8	2
New York	18,976,457	3	.Florida	28,685,769	3	.Florida	12,703,391	79.5	3
Florida	15,982,378	4	.New York	19,477,429	4	.Texas	12,465,924	59.8	4
Illinois	12,419,293	5	.Illinois	13,432,892	5	.Utah	1,252,198	56.1	5
Pennsylvania	12,281,054	6	.Pennsylvania	12,768,184	6	.Idaho	675,671	52.2	6
Ohio	11,353,140	7	.North Carolina	12,227,739	7	.North Carolina	4,178,426	51.9	7
Michigan	9,938,444	8	.Georgia	12,017,838	8	.Georgia	3,831,385	46.8	8
New Jersey	8,414,350	9	.Ohio	11,550,528	9	.Washington	2,730,680	46.3	9
Georgia	8,186,453	10	.Arizona	10,712,397	10	.Oregon	1,412,519	41.3	10
North Carolina	8,049,313	11	.Michigan	10,694,172	11	.Virginia	2,746,504	38.8	11
Virginia	7,078,515	12	.Virginia	9,825,019	12	.Alaska	240,742	38.4	12
Massachusetts	6,349,097	13	.New Jersey	9,802,440	13	.California	12,573,213	37.1	13
Indiana	6,080,485	14	.Washington	8,624,801	14	.Colorado	1,491,096	34.7	14
Washington	5,894,121	15	.Tennessee	7,380,634	15	.New Hampshire	410,685	33.2	15
Tennessee	5,689,283	16	.Maryland	7,022,251	16	.Maryland	1,725,765	32.6	16
Missouri	5,595,211	17	.Massachusetts	7,012,009	17	.Tennessee	1,691,351	29.7	17
Wisconsin	5,363,675	18	.Indiana	6,810,108	18	.Delaware	229,058	29.2	18
Maryland	5,296,486	19	.Missouri	6,430,173	19	.South Carolina	1,136,557	28.3	19
Arizona	5,130,632	20	.Minnesota	6,306,130	20	.Minnesota	1,386,651	28.2	20
Minnesota	4,919,479	21	.Wisconsin	6,150,764	21	.Arkansas	566,808	21.2	21
Louisiana	4,468,976	22	.Colorado	5,792,357	22	.Hawaii	254,509	21.0	22
Alabama	4,447,100	23	.South Carolina	5,148,569	23	.Vermont	103,040	16.9	23
Colorado	4,301,261	24	.Alabama	4,874,243	24	.New Jersey	1,388,090	16.5	24
Kentucky	4,041,769	25	.Oregon	4,833,918	25	.Montana	142,703	15.8	25
South Carolina	4,012,012	26	.Louisiana	4,802,633	26	.New Mexico	280,662	15.4	26
Oklahoma	3,450,654	27	.Kentucky	4,554,998	27	.Missouri	834,962	14.9	27
Oregon	3,421,399	28	.Nevada	4,282,102	28	.Wisconsin	787,089	14.7	28
Connecticut	3,405,565	29	.Oklahoma	3,913,251	29	.Oklahoma	462,597	13.4	29
Iowa	2,926,324	30	.Connecticut	3,688,630	30	.Kentucky	513,229	12.7	30
Mississippi	2,844,658	31	.Utah	3,485,367	31	.Indiana	729,623	12.0	31
Kansas	2,688,418	32	.Arkansas	3,240,208	32	.Maine	136,174	10.7	32
Arkansas	2,673,400	33	.Mississippi	3,092,410	33	.Massachusetts	662,912	10.4	33
Utah	2,233,169	34	.Iowa	2,955,172	34	.Rhode Island	104,622	10.0	34
Nevada	1,998,257	35	.Kansas	2,940,084	35	.Alabama	427,143	9.6	35
New Mexico	1,819,046	36	.New Mexico	2,099,708	36	.Kansas	251,666	9.4	36
West Virginia	1,808,344	37	.Idaho	1,969,624	37	.Mississippi	247,752	8.7	37
Nebraska	1,711,263	38	.Nebraska	1,820,247	38	.Connecticut	283,065	8.3	38
Idaho	1,293,953	39	.West Virginia	1,719,959	39	.Illinois	1,013,599	8.2	39
Maine	1,274,923	40	.New Hampshire	1,646,471	40	.Michigan	755,728	7.6	40
New Hampshire	1,235,786	41	.Hawaii	1,466,046	41	.Louisiana	333,657	7.5	41
Hawaii	1,211,537	42	.Maine	1,411,097	42	.Nebraska	108,984	6.4	42
Rhode Island	1,048,319	43	.Rhode Island	1,152,941	43	.South Dakota	45,618	6.0	43
Montana	902,195	44	.Montana	1,044,898	44	.Wyoming	29,197	5.9	44
Delaware	783,600	45	.Delaware	1,012,658	45	.Pennsylvania	487,130	4.0	45
South Dakota	754,844	46	.Alaska	867,674	46	.New York	500,972	2.6	46
North Dakota	642,200	47	.South Dakota	800,462	47	.Ohio	197,388	1.7	47
Alaska	626,932	48	.Vermont	711,867	48	.Iowa	28,848	1.0	48
Vermont	608,827	49	.North Dakota	606,566	49	.West Virginia	-88,385	-4.9	49
District of Columbia	572,059	50	.Wyoming	522,979	50	.North Dakota	-35,634	-5.5	50
Wyoming	493,782	51	.District of Columbia	433,414	51	.District of Columbia	-138,645	-24.2	51
Footnote:
U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, Interim State Population Projections, 2005.
Internet Release Date: April 21, 2005