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Issue Brief

November 19, 2004

Hunger Statistics

Percentage of all households that are "food insecure with hunger" and "food insecure," by state, 2001-03

Percentage of all households that are "food insecure with hunger" and "food insecure," by state, 2001-03

StateFood insecure with hunger Margin of error Total food insecure Margin of error
Alabama3.20.6812.51.23
Alaska4.10.7911.51.67
Arizona3.80.6512.31.36
Arkansas4.71.2115.51.75
California3.60.3812.20.64
Colorado3.00.429.70.77
Connecticut3.00.508.00.73
Delaware1.80.696.71.08
District of Columbia2.40.589.01.19
Florida3.70.4711.70.73
Georgia3.60.7012.91.48
Hawaii3.30.869.91.403
Idaho3.90.7413.71.45
Illinois2.50.447.90.68
Indiana3.40.659.91.08
Iowa3.00.719.51.02
Kansas4.40.6211.71.28
Kentucky3.30.6611.21.41
Louisiana2.60.7012.31.24
Maine2.30.556.21.21
Maryland2.90.657.71.17
Massachusetts2.30.556.21.21
Michigan3.40.5510.10.68
Minnesota2.20.617.10.99
Mississippi4.00.7914.91.43
Missouri3.60.7010.41.45
State Food insecure with hunger Margin of errorTotal food insecureMargin of error
Montana4.00.8512.51.19
Nebraska3.00.5610.41.29
Nevada3.40.649.20.96
New Hampshire2.10.456.40.79
New Jersey3.10.658.60.93
New Mexico4.40.9214.81.46
New York3.10.4510.00.50
North Carolina4.50.5913.71.26
North Dakota2.00.546.91.07
Ohio3.60.5510.90.90
Oklahoma5.20.7614.11.38
Oregon4.30.6212.91.16
Pennsylvania2.60.479.50.70
Rhode Island3.60.5211.11.31
South Carolina4.90.9313.51.23
South Dakota2.40.508.91.09
Tennessee3.30.7010.91.25
Texas4.10.4714.90.88
Utah4.40.8914.61.73
Vermont3.00.628.90.98
Virginia2.20.458.40.82
Washington3.90.6711.61.23
West Virginia2.70.508.90.80
Wisconsin3.20.519.00.97
Wyoming4.20.9010.11.25
United States3.40.1111.00.23

Source: "Household Food Security in the United States,” 2003/FANRR-42. USDA, Economic Research Service, November, 2004.

Note: Margins of error are reported at the 90 percent confidence level.

--Michael Leachman, OCPP

 

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