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Section 3: Employment

This section presents statistics on employment in the United States. Data are presented for people with disabilities, people without disabilities, and the difference in percentage employed (employment gap) between these two populations.

The source of these data is the American Community Survey (U.S. Census Bureau). For these tables, statistics for people with disabilities (disability status or disability type) are based on having responded ‘yes’ to a series of questions within the American Community Survey. The definition for employment status in the American Community Survey can be found in the glossary.

Tables

Tables 3.1 and 3.2: In 2020, of the 21,523,050 individuals with disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 7,975,590 individuals were employed—37.0 percent. In contrast, of the 178,475,229 individuals without disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 133,949,072 individuals were employed—75.0 percent. The percentage of people with disabilities employed was highest in North Dakota (52.1 percent) and lowest in West Virginia (27.6 percent).

Table 3.3: In 2020, of the 3,892,160 individuals with hearing disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 2,041,592 individuals were employed—52.4 percent. The percentage of people with hearing disabilities employed was highest in North Dakota (74.4 percent) and lowest in the District of Columbia (32.9 percent).

Table 3.4: In 2020, of the 4,001,765 individuals with vision disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 1,823,152 individuals were employed—45.5 percent. The percentage of people with vision disabilities employed was highest in New Hampshire (75.4 percent) and lowest in Vermont (33.3 percent).

Table 3.5: In 2020, of the 9,849,570 individuals with cognitive disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 2,875,776 individuals were employed—29.1 percent. The percentage of people with cognitive disabilities employed was highest in South Dakota (42.9 percent) and lowest in Arkansas (19.9 percent).

Table 3.6: In 2020, of the 9,304,426 individuals with ambulatory disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 2,231,962 individuals were employed—23.9 percent. The percentage of people with ambulatory disabilities employed was highest in North Dakota (40.3 percent) and lowest in West Virginia (15.6 percent).

Table 3.7: In 2020, of the 3,533,797 individuals with self-care disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 497,108 individuals were employed—14.0 percent. The percentage of people with self-care disabilities employed was highest in South Dakota (27.2 percent) and lowest in Oregon (8.9 percent).

Table 3.8: In 2020, of the 7,794,788 individuals with independent living disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community, 1,381,112 individuals were employed—17.7 percent. The percentage of people with independent living disabilities employed was highest in Utah (27.9 percent) and lowest in Arkansas (7.9 percent).

Table 3.9: In 2020, 37.0 percent of people with disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community were employed, while 75.0 percent of people without disabilities ages 18-64 years living in the community were employed—a difference of 37.9 percentage points. The difference was greatest in Vermont (47.8 percentage points) and smallest in North Dakota (30.7 percentage points).

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.1 Employment — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	21,523,050	7,975,590	37.0	MO	452,325	165,594	36.6
AL	434,220	134,813	31.0	MT	73,328	30,570	41.6
AK	40,730	15,943	39.1	NE	98,096	47,190	48.1
AZ	488,802	185,961	38.0	NV	208,600	75,984	36.4
AR	297,304	90,963	30.5	NH	87,215	38,586	44.2
CA	2,064,229	754,024	36.5	NJ	451,856	184,429	40.8
CO	338,603	140,975	41.6	NM	180,015	55,210	30.6
CT	198,105	75,629	38.1	NY	1,092,557	369,415	33.8
DE	69,127	29,882	43.2	NC	745,123	247,881	33.2
DC	46,410	13,990	30.1	ND	37,939	19,783	52.1
FL	1,345,230	473,940	35.2	OH	874,248	322,005	36.8
GA	757,956	273,580	36.0	OK	373,359	141,445	37.8
HI	67,460	30,070	44.5	OR	315,368	115,612	36.6
ID	130,917	55,265	42.2	PA	883,490	319,732	36.1
IL	716,876	280,534	39.1	RI	78,954	31,881	40.3
IN	514,248	200,603	39.0	SC	380,650	131,970	34.6
IA	197,212	88,714	44.9	SD	49,716	23,178	46.6
KS	206,067	90,996	44.1	TN	557,495	187,386	33.6
KY	447,045	144,725	32.3	TX	1,809,900	735,016	40.6
LA	395,171	131,928	33.3	UT	187,415	89,131	47.5
ME	109,097	37,563	34.4	VT	43,494	13,600	31.2
MD	335,712	135,066	40.2	VA	511,784	206,152	40.2
MA	413,228	157,271	38.0	WA	529,586	205,993	38.8
MI	759,317	255,465	33.6	WV	176,780	48,905	27.6
MN	307,760	132,435	43.0	WI	335,325	145,765	43.4
MS	269,622	77,077	28.5	WY	37,984	15,765	41.5
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.1). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.2 Employment — Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	178,475,229	133,949,072	75.0	MO	3,226,772	2,509,999	77.7
AL	2,516,017	1,829,058	72.6	MT	553,646	431,340	77.9
AK	395,524	284,271	71.8	NE	1,026,166	837,282	81.5
AZ	3,900,699	2,858,690	73.2	NV	1,710,089	1,234,255	72.1
AR	1,478,506	1,089,012	73.6	NH	762,360	607,616	79.7
CA	22,364,711	16,186,174	72.3	NJ	4,969,902	3,746,983	75.3
CO	3,307,379	2,594,672	78.4	NM	1,058,682	739,019	69.8
CT	1,988,949	1,531,669	77.0	NY	10,863,050	7,878,359	72.5
DE	510,792	384,148	75.2	NC	5,662,705	4,230,313	74.7
DC	443,787	335,428	75.5	ND	406,661	337,439	82.9
FL	11,459,108	8,551,983	74.6	OH	6,148,772	4,705,417	76.5
GA	5,823,262	4,277,124	73.4	OK	2,005,129	1,492,061	74.4
HI	727,711	551,080	75.7	OR	2,271,151	1,722,123	75.8
ID	941,857	730,164	77.5	PA	6,840,367	5,206,072	76.1
IL	6,984,533	5,310,745	76.0	RI	584,159	445,139	76.2
IN	3,574,075	2,757,682	77.1	SC	2,701,777	1,991,650	73.7
IA	1,674,271	1,358,117	81.1	SD	470,935	387,308	82.2
KS	1,508,097	1,209,026	80.1	TN	3,651,972	2,748,163	75.2
KY	2,244,032	1,677,545	74.7	TX	16,151,018	11,931,351	73.8
LA	2,378,364	1,655,184	69.5	UT	1,757,473	1,393,824	79.3
ME	689,847	549,307	79.6	VT	336,815	266,731	79.1
MD	3,346,635	2,601,681	77.7	VA	4,666,601	3,594,038	77.0
MA	3,943,738	3,049,824	77.3	WA	4,208,860	3,212,277	76.3
MI	5,307,054	3,936,053	74.1	WV	878,406	620,238	70.6
MN	3,084,851	2,526,218	81.8	WI	3,191,886	2,562,566	80.2
MS	1,477,260	1,044,734	70.7	WY	298,816	237,920	79.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.2). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed without disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.3 Employment — Civilians with Hearing Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	3,892,160	2,041,592	52.4	MO	83,736	43,003	51.3
AL	78,335	40,258	51.3	MT	15,522	8,805	56.7
AK	10,938	5,751	52.5	NE	23,572	15,849	67.2
AZ	94,116	49,896	53.0	NV	47,397	22,670	47.8
AR	54,745	25,177	45.9	NH	17,803	11,346	63.7
CA	354,809	177,668	50.0	NJ	74,168	42,421	57.1
CO	73,967	40,715	55.0	NM	36,469	14,841	40.6
CT	32,611	17,518	53.7	NY	157,252	75,887	48.2
DE	9,494	5,626	59.2	NC	132,998	66,992	50.3
DC	5,564	1,835	32.9	ND	10,289	7,658	74.4
FL	219,303	112,200	51.1	OH	153,063	75,533	49.3
GA	120,130	64,996	54.1	OK	88,825	47,046	52.9
HI	13,013	8,184	62.8	OR	62,064	29,805	48.0
ID	27,364	16,555	60.4	PA	140,841	73,632	52.2
IL	130,344	68,989	52.9	RI	16,031	8,716	54.3
IN	98,230	56,090	57.1	SC	68,861	35,132	51.0
IA	41,213	26,001	63.0	SD	10,248	5,841	56.9
KS	42,717	22,649	53.0	TN	109,927	51,366	46.7
KY	80,821	35,567	44.0	TX	359,165	201,081	55.9
LA	63,721	31,896	50.0	UT	35,381	22,875	64.6
ME	23,824	12,390	52.0	VT	10,337	5,431	52.5
MD	49,298	28,166	57.1	VA	97,911	54,788	55.9
MA	72,827	38,406	52.7	WA	102,759	57,531	55.9
MI	124,812	64,447	51.6	WV	36,541	14,362	39.3
MN	63,589	38,318	60.2	WI	61,018	37,337	61.1
MS	45,163	17,398	38.5	WY	9,034	4,948	54.7
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.3). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with hearing disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.4 Employment — Civilians with Vision Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	4,001,765	1,823,152	45.5	MO	80,522	36,604	45.4
AL	77,960	28,425	36.4	MT	12,229	6,188	50.6
AK	8,519	3,582	42.0	NE	16,481	10,460	63.4
AZ	93,680	46,328	49.4	NV	43,016	17,675	41.0
AR	54,374	21,712	39.9	NH	13,324	10,051	75.4
CA	399,073	184,676	46.2	NJ	92,214	51,771	56.1
CO	64,421	33,492	51.9	NM	38,719	15,774	40.7
CT	34,562	16,755	48.4	NY	186,845	85,920	45.9
DE	9,941	6,608	66.4	NC	139,827	55,212	39.4
DC	7,272	2,798	38.4	ND	5,197	3,057	58.8
FL	256,657	121,230	47.2	OH	142,230	64,117	45.0
GA	148,627	67,244	45.2	OK	79,447	31,997	40.2
HI	12,668	7,289	57.5	OR	50,231	21,191	42.1
ID	22,722	9,316	40.9	PA	145,494	64,715	44.4
IL	130,572	65,983	50.5	RI	11,258	4,435	39.3
IN	87,596	40,909	46.7	SC	81,307	34,422	42.3
IA	28,725	15,992	55.6	SD	6,161	3,463	56.2
KS	37,620	19,785	52.5	TN	123,565	47,625	38.5
KY	91,077	35,610	39.0	TX	401,256	185,800	46.3
LA	94,157	40,737	43.2	UT	35,265	19,524	55.3
ME	13,744	5,462	39.7	VT	7,200	2,399	33.3
MD	53,577	25,172	46.9	VA	96,694	42,813	44.2
MA	62,098	26,632	42.8	WA	95,070	44,650	46.9
MI	113,933	49,000	43.0	WV	31,827	12,373	38.8
MN	41,257	20,691	50.1	WI	53,424	28,676	53.6
MS	60,798	22,356	36.7	WY	7,332	4,456	60.7
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.4). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with vision disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.5 Employment — Civilians with Cognitive Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	9,849,570	2,875,776	29.1	MO	205,196	59,746	29.1
AL	192,265	45,699	23.7	MT	34,068	11,461	33.6
AK	15,956	3,553	22.2	NE	44,371	15,473	34.8
AZ	219,667	60,201	27.4	NV	84,260	26,144	31.0
AR	130,636	26,019	19.9	NH	41,169	14,427	35.0
CA	919,852	253,169	27.5	NJ	196,560	61,397	31.2
CO	161,903	55,950	34.5	NM	83,607	19,094	22.8
CT	96,654	29,432	30.4	NY	495,885	137,256	27.6
DE	32,117	10,970	34.1	NC	328,710	83,170	25.3
DC	27,694	8,165	29.4	ND	17,453	7,159	41.0
FL	605,236	167,633	27.6	OH	408,289	127,689	31.2
GA	357,918	99,007	27.6	OK	162,084	45,491	28.0
HI	29,038	8,212	28.2	OR	161,926	48,786	30.1
ID	63,533	21,225	33.4	PA	428,476	122,586	28.6
IL	326,990	97,937	29.9	RI	41,006	13,238	32.2
IN	237,153	75,243	31.7	SC	159,580	40,239	25.2
IA	91,886	34,557	37.6	SD	20,531	8,812	42.9
KS	93,165	37,007	39.7	TN	245,767	67,826	27.5
KY	203,496	51,802	25.4	TX	781,028	244,409	31.2
LA	179,537	41,513	23.1	UT	92,752	37,224	40.1
ME	60,211	15,983	26.5	VT	25,317	5,855	23.1
MD	154,837	50,890	32.8	VA	225,121	72,699	32.2
MA	220,624	70,617	32.0	WA	262,226	77,661	29.6
MI	360,622	96,806	26.8	WV	76,493	16,092	21.0
MN	164,045	62,403	38.0	WI	152,783	57,240	37.4
MS	114,184	25,474	22.3	WY	15,693	5,135	32.7
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.5). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with cognitive disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.6 Employment — Civilians with Ambulatory Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	9,304,426	2,231,962	23.9	MO	212,648	46,989	22.0
AL	213,213	39,986	18.7	MT	28,431	7,451	26.2
AK	12,711	3,350	26.3	NE	37,649	10,060	26.7
AZ	204,359	49,039	23.9	NV	92,749	20,748	22.3
AR	148,090	31,866	21.5	NH	33,390	9,695	29.0
CA	847,093	217,626	25.6	NJ	184,855	50,049	27.0
CO	121,355	26,713	22.0	NM	81,991	16,886	20.5
CT	79,555	19,290	24.2	NY	489,832	109,354	22.3
DE	32,060	10,439	32.5	NC	346,149	76,820	22.1
DC	16,644	2,690	16.1	ND	11,098	4,478	40.3
FL	595,899	147,844	24.8	OH	378,809	85,814	22.6
GA	351,607	85,486	24.3	OK	162,722	40,273	24.7
HI	24,776	6,774	27.3	OR	121,827	27,746	22.7
ID	53,708	15,943	29.6	PA	388,037	93,690	24.1
IL	295,296	74,732	25.3	RI	30,960	8,714	28.1
IN	234,283	58,568	24.9	SC	172,933	32,575	18.8
IA	73,801	21,337	28.9	SD	19,149	5,964	31.1
KS	87,144	25,750	29.5	TN	262,920	54,386	20.6
KY	213,037	40,999	19.2	TX	776,387	204,994	26.4
LA	181,128	40,390	22.2	UT	62,541	18,309	29.2
ME	43,985	8,968	20.3	VT	14,936	3,446	23.0
MD	145,071	42,664	29.4	VA	219,233	59,366	27.0
MA	151,922	37,303	24.5	WA	205,776	49,998	24.2
MI	335,762	71,725	21.3	WV	88,775	13,906	15.6
MN	117,141	31,911	27.2	WI	148,136	38,765	26.1
MS	137,470	26,259	19.1	WY	15,383	3,834	24.9
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.6). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with ambulatory disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.7 Employment — Civilians with Self-Care Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	3,533,797	497,108	14.0	MO	85,185	11,176	13.1
AL	71,247	8,335	11.6	MT	11,211	1,803	16.0
AK	5,669	1,195	21.0	NE	15,501	2,481	16.0
AZ	71,184	10,028	14.0	NV	33,200	7,238	21.8
AR	48,855	5,131	10.5	NH	11,115	2,189	19.6
CA	352,197	44,417	12.6	NJ	80,649	15,630	19.3
CO	44,897	7,051	15.7	NM	31,483	4,863	15.4
CT	31,576	3,460	10.9	NY	190,755	25,600	13.4
DE	9,891	1,735	17.5	NC	125,254	18,211	14.5
DC	5,859	906	15.4	ND	3,969	725	18.2
FL	215,745	37,594	17.4	OH	133,012	19,828	14.9
GA	128,478	16,330	12.7	OK	53,858	6,974	12.9
HI	10,892	1,605	14.7	OR	56,499	5,038	8.9
ID	19,329	1,791	9.2	PA	144,718	20,573	14.2
IL	118,986	18,554	15.5	RI	14,966	2,335	15.6
IN	78,669	11,065	14.0	SC	67,946	6,581	9.6
IA	30,786	7,203	23.3	SD	6,928	1,889	27.2
KS	30,334	5,223	17.2	TN	90,385	9,410	10.4
KY	77,294	9,618	12.4	TX	291,484	37,806	12.9
LA	71,344	8,772	12.2	UT	25,987	4,979	19.1
ME	16,227	1,518	9.3	VT	6,741	917	13.6
MD	50,532	7,186	14.2	VA	81,771	14,785	18.0
MA	61,919	10,504	16.9	WA	85,577	12,830	14.9
MI	130,807	14,328	10.9	WV	29,763	2,852	9.5
MN	57,626	9,323	16.1	WI	64,507	10,248	15.8
MS	45,214	6,142	13.5	WY	5,776	1,133	19.6
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.7). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with self-care disabilities.

State	Total	Employed		State	Total	Employed
Table 3.8 Employment — Civilians with Independent Living Disabilities Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State	Total	Count	% [1]	State	Total	Count	% [1]
U.S.	7,794,788	1,381,112	17.7	MO	166,104	30,514	18.3
AL	152,411	19,737	12.9	MT	28,151	6,065	21.5
AK	11,540	1,253	10.8	NE	33,094	7,153	21.6
AZ	178,940	30,415	16.9	NV	70,376	12,259	17.4
AR	102,900	8,135	7.9	NH	31,660	7,869	24.8
CA	767,722	125,885	16.3	NJ	166,623	36,105	21.6
CO	121,349	22,814	18.8	NM	63,135	11,050	17.5
CT	73,481	13,785	18.7	NY	417,950	63,812	15.2
DE	24,374	4,673	19.1	NC	255,714	35,263	13.7
DC	17,642	2,839	16.0	ND	11,788	2,607	22.1
FL	481,715	80,682	16.7	OH	309,899	60,043	19.3
GA	273,196	47,004	17.2	OK	125,016	26,179	20.9
HI	27,610	5,774	20.9	OR	120,654	21,206	17.5
ID	44,129	8,583	19.4	PA	333,211	58,876	17.6
IL	273,766	53,291	19.4	RI	29,370	5,919	20.1
IN	193,052	35,124	18.1	SC	133,245	19,466	14.6
IA	67,441	17,252	25.5	SD	15,021	3,661	24.3
KS	71,787	15,793	21.9	TN	192,586	25,207	13.0
KY	164,651	27,943	16.9	TX	612,312	114,496	18.6
LA	138,097	18,370	13.3	UT	65,604	18,307	27.9
ME	41,049	7,323	17.8	VT	14,964	2,878	19.2
MD	119,116	20,344	17.0	VA	182,451	38,829	21.2
MA	153,812	33,616	21.8	WA	194,469	40,588	20.8
MI	293,708	47,301	16.1	WV	63,758	7,986	12.5
MN	122,655	30,991	25.2	WI	129,745	31,579	24.3
MS	100,802	11,311	11.2	WY	10,943	2,957	27.0
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.8). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with independent living disabilities.

State	Disability [1]	No Disability [2]	Gap (% pts) [3]	State	Disability [1]	No Disability [2]	Gap (% pts) [3]
Table 3.9 Employment Gap — Civilians Ages 18-64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States, by Disability Status: 2020
U.S.	37.0	75.0	37.9	MO	36.6	77.7	41.0
AL	31.0	72.6	41.5	MT	41.6	77.9	36.2
AK	39.1	71.8	32.6	NE	48.1	81.5	33.3
AZ	38.0	73.2	35.1	NV	36.4	72.1	35.6
AR	30.5	73.6	43.0	NH	44.2	79.7	35.4
CA	36.5	72.3	35.7	NJ	40.8	75.3	34.4
CO	41.6	78.4	36.7	NM	30.6	69.8	39.1
CT	38.1	77.0	38.8	NY	33.8	72.5	38.6
DE	43.2	75.2	31.9	NC	33.2	74.7	41.4
DC	30.1	75.5	45.3	ND	52.1	82.9	30.7
FL	35.2	74.6	39.3	OH	36.8	76.5	39.6
GA	36.0	73.4	37.3	OK	37.8	74.4	36.5
HI	44.5	75.7	31.1	OR	36.6	75.8	39.1
ID	42.2	77.5	35.2	PA	36.1	76.1	39.9
IL	39.1	76.0	36.8	RI	40.3	76.2	35.8
IN	39.0	77.1	38.0	SC	34.6	73.7	39.0
IA	44.9	81.1	36.1	SD	46.6	82.2	35.5
KS	44.1	80.1	35.9	TN	33.6	75.2	41.5
KY	32.3	74.7	42.3	TX	40.6	73.8	33.1
LA	33.3	69.5	36.1	UT	47.5	79.3	31.7
ME	34.4	79.6	45.1	VT	31.2	79.1	47.8
MD	40.2	77.7	37.4	VA	40.2	77.0	36.7
MA	38.0	77.3	39.2	WA	38.8	76.3	37.4
MI	33.6	74.1	40.4	WV	27.6	70.6	42.9
MN	43.0	81.8	38.7	WI	43.4	80.2	36.7
MS	28.5	70.7	42.1	WY	41.5	79.6	38.0
Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Compendium: 2021 (Table 3.9). Durham, NH: University of New Hampshire, Institute on Disability. Note: Authors’ calculations using the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata Sample with Experimental Weights, 2020, which is subject to sampling variation. [1] The percentage of people employed with disabilities. [2] The percentage of people employed without disabilities. [3] The difference in percentage points of people employed with and without disabilities.