Table with row headings in Column A and column heading in rows 4 [Columns B and D are in persons. All other comulns are in percent]
Table 4: Interim Projections: Change in Total Population and Population 65 and Older, by State: 2000 to 2030
State	Change in total population Number	Change in total population Percent	Change in Age 65 and older   Number	Change in Age 65 and older   Percent
United States	82,162,529	29.2	36,461,718	104.2
.Alabama	427,143	9.6	459,362	79.2
.Alaska	240,742	38.4	91,503	256.3
.Arizona	5,581,765	108.8	1,703,515	255.1
.Arkansas	566,808	21.2	282,387	75.5
.California	12,573,213	37.1	4,692,583	130.5
.Colorado	1,491,096	34.7	540,205	129.8
.Connecticut	283,065	8.3	324,222	69.0
.Delaware	229,058	29.2	136,097	133.8
.District of Columbia	-138,645	-24.2	-11,660	-16.7
.Florida	12,703,391	79.5	4,961,855	176.7
.Georgia	3,831,385	46.8	1,122,562	143.0
.Hawaii	254,509	21.0	166,356	103.6
.Idaho	675,671	52.2	215,117	147.4
.Illinois	1,013,599	8.2	912,152	60.8
.Indiana	729,623	12.0	479,042	63.6
.Iowa	28,848	1.0	226,973	52.0
.Kansas	251,666	9.4	236,862	66.5
.Kentucky	513,229	12.7	398,657	79.0
.Louisiana	333,657	7.5	427,283	82.7
.Maine	136,174	10.7	190,615	103.9
.Maryland	1,725,765	32.6	636,388	106.2
.Massachusetts	662,912	10.4	602,948	70.1
.Michigan	755,728	7.6	861,707	70.7
.Minnesota	1,386,651	28.2	598,858	100.8
.Mississippi	247,752	8.7	290,544	84.6
.Missouri	834,962	14.9	546,335	72.3
.Montana	142,703	15.8	148,609	122.9
.Nebraska	108,984	6.4	143,616	61.9
.Nevada	2,283,845	114.3	578,250	264.1
.New Hampshire	410,685	33.2	204,816	138.4
.New Jersey	1,388,090	16.5	846,409	76.0
.New Mexico	280,662	15.4	342,959	161.6
.New York	500,972	2.6	1,468,539	60.0
.North Carolina	4,178,426	51.9	1,204,125	124.3
.North Dakota	-35,634	-5.5	57,880	61.3
.Ohio	197,388	1.7	849,265	56.3
.Oklahoma	462,597	13.4	301,603	66.1
.Oregon	1,412,519	41.3	443,780	101.3
.Pennsylvania	487,130	4.0	970,903	50.6
.Rhode Island	104,622	10.0	94,105	61.7
.South Carolina	1,136,557	28.3	649,126	133.7
.South Dakota	45,618	6.0	76,933	71.1
.Tennessee	1,691,351	29.7	714,397	101.6
.Texas	12,465,924	59.8	3,113,653	150.2
.Utah	1,252,198	56.1	270,331	142.1
.Vermont	103,040	16.9	96,430	124.4
.Virginia	2,746,504	38.8	1,051,655	132.7
.Washington	2,730,680	46.3	901,753	136.2
.West Virginia	-88,385	-4.9	149,548	54.0
.Wisconsin	787,089	14.7	609,672	86.8
.Wyoming	29,197	5.9	80,893	140.2
Footnote:
U.S. Census Bureau, Population Division, Interim State Population Projections, 2005.
Internet Release Date: April 21, 2005