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Union affiliation by U.S. state

Percent of workforce belonging to a union in 2017
 20+%
 15–19.9%
 10–14.9%
 5–9.9%
 0–4.9%
Union affiliation by U.S. state (2020)[1]
Rank State Percent
union
members
Union
members
Percent
represented
by unions
Represented
by unions
Total
employed
Right
to Work
1 Hawaii 23.7 120,000 25.7 130,000 508,000 No
2 New York 22.0 1,661,000 23.6 1,784,000 7,552,000 No
3 Rhode Island 17.8 81,000 19.1 87,000 455,000 No
4 Alaska 17.7 49,000 19.5 55,000 280,000 No
5 Washington 17.4 557,000 18.6 596,000 3,201,000 No
6 Connecticut 17.1 262,000 18.4 282,000 1,533,000 No
7 Oregon 16.2 275,000 17.3 293,000 1,694,000 No
8 California 16.2 2,441,000 17.8 2,655,000 15,069,000 No
9 New Jersey 16.1 600,000 17.8 660,000 3,719,000 No
10 Minnesota 15.8 398,000 17.0 427,000 2,515,000 No
11 Michigan 15.2 604,000 16.6 661,000 3,974,000 Yes
12 Maine 14.7 82,000 16.7 93,000 559,000 No
13 Illinois 14.3 739,000 15.2 788,000 5,178,000 No
14 Pennsylvania 13.5 717,000 14.6 775,000 5,307,000 No
15 Nevada 13.4 161,000 15.4 186,000 1,208,000 Yes
16 Ohio 13.2 637,000 14.2 686,000 4,815,000 No
17 Maryland 13.1 351,000 14.1 380,000 2,690,000 No
18 Massachusetts 12.0 357,000 12.8 383,000 2,982,000 No
19 Montana 12.0 50,000 13.0 54,000 419,000 No
20 Vermont 11.8 31,000 13.8 36,000 265,000 No
United States 10.8 14,253,000 12.1 15,939,000 132,174,000 N/A
21 West Virginia 10.7 71,000 11.3 75,000 666,000 Yes
22 New Hampshire 9.8 62,000 11.1 70,000 629,000 No
23 Delaware 9.7 41,000 10.3 44,000 424,000 No
24 Nebraska 9.6 85,000 10.5 94,000 890,000 Yes
25 Missouri 9.4 238,000 10.1 254,000 2,525,000 No
26 Kansas 8.9 114,000 11.2 144,000 1,282,000 Yes
27 Wisconsin 8.7 227,000 10.2 264,000 2,592,000 Yes
28 District of Columbia 8.6 30,000 9.5 33,000 343,000 No
29 Indiana 8.3 235,000 9.5 270,000 2,838,000 Yes
30 Alabama 8.0 151,000 8.7 164,000 1,896,000 Yes
31 Wyoming 7.6 18,000 9.3 22,000 240,000 Yes
32 Kentucky 7.5 127,000 9.4 160,000 1,694,000 Yes
33 Colorado 7.4 182,000 8.2 202,000 2,470,000 No
34 Mississippi 7.1 74,000 8.3 86,000 1,034,000 Yes
35 New Mexico 7.1 53,000 8.6 64,000 743,000 No
36 Iowa 6.6 93,000 9.1 128,000 1,401,000 Yes
37 Florida 6.4 524,000 7.9 644,000 8,155,000 Yes
38 Oklahoma 6.0 90,000 7.6 114,000 1,501,000 Yes
39 North Dakota 6.2 21,000 7.4 25,000 338,000 Yes
40 Louisiana 5.9 99,000 6.7 113,000 1,682,000 Yes
41 Idaho 5.6 41,000 6.4 47,000 732,000 Yes
42 Arizona 5.3 155,000 7.1 207,000 2,909,000 Yes
43 Texas 4.9 497,000 6.0 642,000 11,607,000 Yes
44 Arkansas 4.7 55,000 5.9 69,000 1,158,000 Yes
45 Virginia 4.4 164,000 5.4 201,000 3,703,000 Yes
46 Tennessee 4.4 117,000 5.1 137,000 2,678,000 Yes
47 South Dakota 4.3 17,000 5.5 21,000 385,000 Yes
48 Georgia 4.1 194,000 5.0 271,000 4,173,000 Yes
49 Utah 3.7 51,000 5.4 75,000 1,403,000 Yes
50 North Carolina 3.1 129,000 3.9 161,000 4,128,000 Yes
51 South Carolina 2.7 59,000 3.8 77,000 2,036,000 Yes

See also

References

  1. ^ Bureau of Labor Statistics (January 22, 2021). "Union members in 2020". Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Labor.

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