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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.


2012 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.

Alabama   Montana
Alaska   Nebraska
Arizona   Nevada
Arkansas   New Hampshire
California   New Jersey
Colorado   New Mexico
Connecticut   New York
Delaware   North Carolina
Florida   North Dakota
Georgia   Ohio
Hawaii   Oklahoma
Idaho   Oregon
Illinois   Pennsylvania
Indiana   Rhode Island
Iowa   South Carolina
Kansas   South Dakota
Kentucky   Tennessee
Louisiana   Texas
Maine   Utah
Maryland *   Vermont
Massachusetts   Virginia *
Michigan   Washington
Minnesota   West Virginia
Mississippi   Wisconsin
Missouri   Wyoming
 
* 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.
 
To view the 2011 City, State, and Congressional District findings, click here.