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These estimates of the number of LGBT adults living in each state are based on new data from The Williams Institute calculating the size of the LGBT population age 18 and older. We distributed the estimated 9 million LGBT Americans among the states according to the distribution of same-sex couples by state as reported in the 2010 Census, conducted by the Census Bureau and reported by The Williams Institute. For more information about using census data to study same-sex couples and LGBT people, contact The Williams Institute.
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5.0% and greater
4.0%-4.9%
3.0%-3.9%
1.5%-2.9%
NOTE:
These estimates of the number of LGBT adults living in each state are based on new data from The Williams Institute calculating the size of the LGBT population age 18 and older. We distributed the estimated 9 million LGBT Americans among the states according to the distribution of same-sex couples by state as reported in the 2010 Census, conducted by the Census Bureau and reported by The Williams Institute. For more information about using census data to study same-sex couples and LGBT people, contact The Williams Institute.