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To view complete details of state results for overall well-being, life evaluation, emotional health, physical health, healthy behavior, work environment, and basic access, view the reports below or click here.


2010 City, State, and Congressional District Well-Being Reports
Download In-Depth City, State and Congressional District Well-Being Reports

Gallup and Healthways produce a biannual report on the Well-Being of each of the 50 U.S. states and their respective cities and an annual report on each of the 435 U.S. congressional districts. The massive scope of the Well-Being Index is intentionally designed to support this level of reporting and insight. Every city, state, and congressional district face unique challenges and the granular level Well-Being Index data shed light on these area-specific issues, allowing leaders to build and shape policies and strategies to address the needs of their communities.

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* The District of Columbia falls into a Metropolitan Statistical Area that crosses state lines. Please view both the Virginia and Maryland state reports for a complete breakdown of data on Washington, D.C.
 
For a snapshot of the City, State, and Congressional District findings from all 50 states, click here.