State

1990 Census

2000 Census

Change

1.

Ohio

218,145

193,951

- 24,194

2.

New York

186,898

137,029

- 49,869

3.

California

159,121

133,988

- 25,133

4.

Pennsylvania

152,863

132,184

- 20,679

5.

New Jersey

141,627

115,615

- 26,012

6.

Michigan

109,178

98,036

- 11,142

7.

Florida

99,822

96,885

- 2,937

8.

Illinois

68,439

55,971

- 12,468

9.

Connecticut

49,508

40,836

- 8,672

10.

Indiana

40,828

35,715

- 5,133

11.

Texas

31,884

30,234

- 1,650

12.

Virginia

25,178

25,783

+ 605

13.

Wisconsin

25,385

23,945

- 1,440

14.

Arizona

22,433

23,571

+ 1,138

15.

Maryland

26,726

22,941

- 3,785

16.

Washington

16,797

18,590

+ 1,793

17.

Massachusetts

19,989

18,427

- 1,562

18.

Colorado

16,861

18,411

+ 1,550

19.

North Carolina

12,749

16,100

+ 3,351

20.

Georgia

13,418

15,293

+ 1,875

21.

Missouri

14,843

13,694

- 1,149

22.

Minnesota

12,349

12,279

- 70

23.

Oregon

10,776

11,265

+ 489

24.

Nevada

7,100

10,285

+ 3,185

25.

Tennessee

7,349

8,323

+ 974

26.

South Carolina

6,111

7,953

+ 1,842

27.

West Virginia

9,248

7,477

- 1,771

28.

Kentucky

5,819

6,499

+ 680

29.

Louisianna

5,722

4,625

- 1,097

30.

New Mexico

4,337

4,331

- 6

31.

Alabama

4,117

3,977

- 140

32.

Kansas

4,058

3,903

- 155

33.

Delaware

3,468

3,886

+ 418

34.

New Hampshire

4,093

3,784

- 309

35.

Oklahoma

3,797

3,626

- 171

36.

Iowa

3,710

3,366

- 344

37.

Utah

2,944

3,306

+ 362

38.

Montana

2,750

3,250

+500

39.

Vermont

3,102

3,058

- 44

40.

Maine

3,234

2,906

- 328

41.

North Dakota

3,005

2,802

- 203

42.

Nebraska

3,318

2,740

- 578

43.

Idaho

2,455

2,672

+ 217

44.

Arkansas

2,300

2,309

+ 9

45.

Alaska

2,200

2,238

+ 38

46.

Rhode Island

2,902

2,127

- 775

47.

Hawaii

2,631

2,104

- 527

48.

District of Columbia

2,048

+ 2,048

49.

Mississippi

1,462

1,843

+ 381

50.

Wyoming

1,374

1,561

+ 187

51.

South Dakota

1,361

982

- 379