2021 Annual Disability Statistics Supplement

Employment

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.

Table 3.11 Employment — Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 19,076,988 1,546,212  8.1 MO    382,348    30,190  7.9
AL    340,360    19,621  5.8 MT     75,677     9,147 12.1
AK     36,974     3,507  9.5 NE    105,110    12,337 11.7
AZ    459,100    33,670  7.3 NV    182,995    16,866  9.2
AR    231,455    19,228  8.3 NH     81,832     8,524 10.4
CA  2,012,356   150,950  7.5 NJ    477,633    44,718  9.4
CO    262,234    26,567 10.1 NM    152,233    11,161  7.3
CT    201,996    14,925  7.4 NY  1,106,822    80,333  7.3
DE     61,938     6,432 10.4 NC    628,948    50,480  8.0
DC     23,840     3,504 14.7 ND     38,443     3,444  9.0
FL  1,505,690   110,876  7.4 OH    742,848    61,114  8.2
GA    553,948    44,077  8.0 OK    287,303    27,834  9.7
HI     88,228     7,366  8.3 OR    273,410    21,611  7.9
ID    113,677    13,224 11.6 PA    825,305    63,729  7.7
IL    699,320    54,501  7.8 RI     66,985     4,936  7.4
IN    385,167    31,513  8.2 SC    349,712    30,172  8.6
IA    185,879    15,539  8.4 SD     51,079     5,418 10.6
KS    169,005    13,888  8.2 TN    468,300    38,524  8.2
KY    307,851    21,507  7.0 TX  1,403,854   145,293 10.3
LA    301,849    27,102  9.0 UT    116,625    12,266 10.5
ME     93,929     6,464  6.9 VT     37,006     3,906 10.6
MD    304,008    24,680  8.1 VA    464,635    38,375  8.3
MA    374,553    29,260  7.8 WA    426,239    32,392  7.6
MI    608,469    38,304  6.3 WV    152,733     7,711  5.0
MN    288,885    21,244  7.4 WI    319,186    24,360  7.6
MS    212,691    19,230  9.0 WY     36,325     4,192 11.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.11). 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 with disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.12 Employment — Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 36,571,802 8,026,782 42.1 MO    701,594   146,460 38.3
AL    526,461   100,920 29.7 MT    135,751    31,463 41.6
AK     53,532    17,681 47.8 NE    211,778    53,305 50.7
AZ    923,595   162,582 35.4 NV    337,577    65,808 36.0
AR    309,554    67,802 29.3 NH    183,285    43,993 53.8
CA  3,945,230   896,090 44.5 NJ  1,034,121   269,702 56.5
CO    616,454   145,151 55.4 NM    239,612    45,123 29.6
CT    447,712   119,154 59.0 NY  2,278,999   515,248 46.6
DE    134,779    29,599 47.8 NC  1,193,144   254,875 40.5
DC     68,848    22,227 93.2 ND     86,512    24,345 63.3
FL  3,143,025   571,515 38.0 OH  1,363,242   275,346 37.1
GA  1,029,542   216,042 39.0 OK    365,049    84,067 29.3
HI    187,600    45,793 51.9 OR    516,926   105,934 38.7
ID    196,580    39,436 34.7 PA  1,614,902   358,175 43.4
IL  1,380,378   301,774 43.2 RI    123,215    28,599 42.7
IN    722,366   152,235 39.5 SC    622,861   122,093 34.9
IA    382,161    81,411 43.8 SD    103,288    28,585 56.0
KS    327,305    86,629 51.3 TN    702,143   155,782 33.3
KY    457,921    97,474 31.7 TX  2,463,683   605,257 43.1
LA    462,760    99,640 33.0 UT    261,189    61,652 52.9
ME    197,732    49,496 52.7 VT     87,458    24,732 66.8
MD    687,587   181,957 59.9 VA    942,253   236,549 50.9
MA    819,839   224,596 60.0 WA    808,821   159,718 37.5
MI  1,204,423   221,869 36.5 WV    222,300    39,948 26.2
MN    653,961   146,292 50.6 WI    734,641   140,284 44.0
MS    291,350    57,738 27.1 WY     66,763    14,636 40.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.12). 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 without disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.13 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Hearing Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 7,663,068 741,090  9.7 MO   164,462  16,411 10.0
AL   138,555  10,338  7.5 MT    40,266   5,392 13.4
AK    20,515   1,525  7.4 NE    48,309   6,916 14.3
AZ   207,956  16,317  7.8 NV    76,698   6,829  8.9
AR    87,741  10,079 11.5 NH    39,475   5,389 13.7
CA   745,578  66,466  8.9 NJ   164,915  18,273 11.1
CO   128,897  16,024 12.4 NM    69,740   5,833  8.4
CT    73,792   6,687  9.1 NY   365,249  31,241  8.6
DE    21,271   2,466 11.6 NC   257,352  22,711  8.8
DC     4,811     458  9.5 ND    18,093   2,067 11.4
FL   582,295  53,993  9.3 OH   294,587  29,347 10.0
GA   221,779  21,429  9.7 OK   134,025  16,109 12.0
HI    35,476   2,799  7.9 OR   123,302  10,987  8.9
ID    53,434   5,731 10.7 PA   329,888  29,748  9.0
IL   253,868  24,416  9.6 RI    25,069   2,240  8.9
IN   169,435  19,102 11.3 SC   144,269  13,949  9.7
IA    82,724   8,893 10.8 SD    21,688   2,916 13.4
KS    76,770   7,081  9.2 TN   190,457  19,574 10.3
KY   126,060  10,993  8.7 TX   562,727  68,294 12.1
LA   114,830  11,957 10.4 UT    58,035   6,548 11.3
ME    41,122   3,554  8.6 VT    17,311   2,132 12.3
MD   112,002  12,763 11.4 VA   192,345  16,376  8.5
MA   142,209  13,914  9.8 WA   190,922  17,052  8.9
MI   251,698  19,573  7.8 WV    68,459   4,024  5.9
MN   132,645  12,133  9.1 WI   140,638  11,184  8.0
MS    81,064   8,366 10.3 WY    18,260   2,491 13.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.13). 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 with hearing disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.14 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and State — Vision Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,463,020 259,533  7.5 MO    69,146   4,513  6.5
AL    66,651   2,915  4.4 MT    14,054   1,613 11.5
AK     8,155     510  6.3 NE    16,855   2,364 14.0
AZ    87,760   6,754  7.7 NV    31,519   2,966  9.4
AR    52,364   3,236  6.2 NH    14,722   1,104  7.5
CA   355,925  23,669  6.6 NJ    86,017   7,606  8.8
CO    43,852   3,442  7.8 NM    35,713   2,464  6.9
CT    32,561   2,559  7.9 NY   185,311  11,893  6.4
DE     9,669     500  5.2 NC   120,734   9,033  7.5
DC     4,814     549 11.4 ND     6,984     520  7.4
FL   280,972  16,494  5.9 OH   128,183   9,041  7.1
GA    98,399   7,799  7.9 OK    60,070   4,965  8.3
HI    13,491   1,226  9.1 OR    43,978   2,378  5.4
ID    16,126   1,619 10.0 PA   138,906   8,779  6.3
IL   125,663   9,677  7.7 RI    11,431     750  6.6
IN    71,002   5,302  7.5 SC    72,058   6,412  8.9
IA    28,435   1,907  6.7 SD     9,527   1,401 14.7
KS    29,403   1,845  6.3 TN    90,411   7,016  7.8
KY    59,023   3,350  5.7 TX   291,858  29,303 10.0
LA    67,444   6,544  9.7 UT    19,458   2,380 12.2
ME    15,200     793  5.2 VT     4,660     407  8.7
MD    51,160   3,874  7.6 VA    88,862   6,212  7.0
MA    56,869   3,747  6.6 WA    77,298   6,325  8.2
MI    98,265   5,751  5.9 WV    30,046   2,218  7.4
MN    40,212   3,098  7.7 WI    51,678   4,112  8.0
MS    44,587   6,190 13.9 WY     5,539     408  7.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.14). 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 with vision disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.15 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Cognitive Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 5,004,692 184,642  3.7 MO    97,880   3,525  3.6
AL    94,165   3,098  3.3 MT    18,217   1,082  5.9
AK     7,956     501  6.3 NE    23,417     877  3.7
AZ   102,312   3,195  3.1 NV    39,046   1,468  3.8
AR    64,108   1,291  2.0 NH    21,514   1,192  5.5
CA   551,730  19,906  3.6 NJ   121,346   4,228  3.5
CO    70,863   2,195  3.1 NM    37,114   1,525  4.1
CT    59,708   1,286  2.2 NY   323,010   9,254  2.9
DE    15,827   1,061  6.7 NC   173,289   5,491  3.2
DC     6,543     174  2.7 ND     9,559     424  4.4
FL   398,029  16,761  4.2 OH   191,207   7,483  3.9
GA   142,320   6,499  4.6 OK    69,935   3,902  5.6
HI    31,271     907  2.9 OR    72,909   2,761  3.8
ID    22,847   2,310 10.1 PA   208,570   6,682  3.2
IL   183,761   5,872  3.2 RI    17,816     382  2.1
IN   104,896   5,050  4.8 SC    86,435   3,601  4.2
IA    43,422   1,393  3.2 SD    10,244     231  2.3
KS    49,603   1,464  3.0 TN   127,597   5,011  3.9
KY    73,779   2,105  2.9 TX   356,212  16,361  4.6
LA    85,212   3,175  3.7 UT    26,068   1,638  6.3
ME    25,702     788  3.1 VT     8,700     420  4.8
MD    77,855   3,924  5.0 VA   120,608   3,998  3.3
MA   105,361   3,865  3.7 WA   107,125   3,576  3.3
MI   164,306   3,947  2.4 WV    41,362     751  1.8
MN    73,440   2,152  2.9 WI    73,507   2,590  3.5
MS    60,849   2,703  4.4 WY     6,140     567  9.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.15). 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 with cognitive disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.16 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Ambulatory Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 12,161,223 719,030  5.9 MO    235,510  13,933  5.9
AL    213,317   9,685  4.5 MT     41,262   4,126 10.0
AK     20,951   2,250 10.7 NE     64,131   5,265  8.2
AZ    284,579  16,584  5.8 NV    119,916   9,727  8.1
AR    163,773   9,509  5.8 NH     48,282   2,826  5.9
CA  1,309,473  75,002  5.7 NJ    318,914  22,051  6.9
CO    150,288   9,466  6.3 NM     91,985   4,876  5.3
CT    128,824   6,532  5.1 NY    754,161  43,311  5.7
DE     40,448   3,112  7.7 NC    401,926  22,893  5.7
DC     18,600   2,915 15.7 ND     23,265   1,352  5.8
FL    956,349  50,486  5.3 OH    473,961  27,913  5.9
GA    354,968  20,806  5.9 OK    187,548  13,639  7.3
HI     58,339   4,486  7.7 OR    161,405   8,238  5.1
ID     69,263   6,974 10.1 PA    520,156  28,603  5.5
IL    458,804  26,439  5.8 RI     40,366   1,889  4.7
IN    242,484  12,244  5.0 SC    215,924  12,876  6.0
IA    110,850   6,124  5.5 SD     30,304   2,210  7.3
KS    105,212   7,102  6.8 TN    306,014  16,620  5.4
KY    199,745  10,579  5.3 TX    927,110  71,906  7.8
LA    198,600  12,995  6.5 UT     64,628   3,490  5.4
ME     51,858   1,798  3.5 VT     21,231   2,312 10.9
MD    198,977  10,103  5.1 VA    284,033  18,431  6.5
MA    240,952  12,958  5.4 WA    255,352  12,814  5.0
MI    380,843  15,795  4.1 WV     95,960   2,725  2.8
MN    167,445   8,030  4.8 WI    190,264  10,247  5.4
MS    143,478  11,748  8.2 WY     19,195   1,035  5.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.16). 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 with ambulatory disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.17 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Self-Care Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 4,800,237 122,629  2.6 MO    93,920   2,246  2.4
AL    78,834     727  0.9 MT    13,107     283  2.2
AK     7,921     499  6.3 NE    22,828   1,082  4.7
AZ    85,291   3,470  4.1 NV    41,146   1,704  4.1
AR    57,139     454  0.8 NH    24,384     738  3.0
CA   596,981  14,488  2.4 NJ   133,178   2,906  2.2
CO    52,358   1,003  1.9 NM    30,942     451  1.5
CT    64,748   1,019  1.6 NY   332,370   9,695  2.9
DE    16,272   1,126  6.9 NC   152,919   2,606  1.7
DC    10,976   1,940 17.7 ND     9,592     201  2.1
FL   346,804   9,114  2.6 OH   185,961   4,256  2.3
GA   123,892   2,787  2.2 OK    64,196   2,794  4.4
HI    23,479     803  3.4 OR    63,972   1,356  2.1
ID    21,933      21  0.1 PA   213,735   4,445  2.1
IL   187,729   3,785  2.0 RI    16,132     386  2.4
IN    99,573   1,412  1.4 SC    76,259   2,434  3.2
IA    46,557     527  1.1 SD    14,490     391  2.7
KS    39,208   1,416  3.6 TN   109,781   2,507  2.3
KY    72,082   1,573  2.2 TX   346,043  12,235  3.5
LA    80,814   2,719  3.4 UT    19,780     836  4.2
ME    19,094     292  1.5 VT     8,440     351  4.2
MD    77,217   2,178  2.8 VA   110,844   3,410  3.1
MA   113,036   3,700  3.3 WA    97,421     974  1.0
MI   150,552   3,054  2.0 WV    36,215     176  0.5
MN    72,152   1,194  1.7 WI    76,082   1,337  1.8
MS    56,232   3,475  6.2 WY     5,626      53  0.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.17). 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 with self-care disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.18 Employment — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States — Independent Living Disability: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 8,192,775 225,998 2.8 MO   156,869   5,133 3.3
AL   142,726   2,873 2.0 MT    24,357     510 2.1
AK    12,833     521 4.1 NE    40,794   2,001 4.9
AZ   168,474   5,553 3.3 NV    69,329   3,120 4.5
AR    98,368   1,422 1.4 NH    36,583     730 2.0
CA 1,009,910  29,590 2.9 NJ   223,278   4,981 2.2
CO    95,668   2,003 2.1 NM    55,476   1,285 2.3
CT   101,687   2,335 2.3 NY   572,119  18,207 3.2
DE    24,174   1,232 5.1 NC   260,198   6,001 2.3
DC    11,702     385 3.3 ND    14,701     650 4.4
FL   612,562  18,360 3.0 OH   313,415   9,156 2.9
GA   221,268   5,564 2.5 OK   110,389   3,836 3.5
HI    45,999   1,048 2.3 OR   107,308   2,766 2.6
ID    35,857     691 1.9 PA   368,495   8,844 2.4
IL   316,973   8,685 2.7 RI    30,597     888 2.9
IN   155,651   2,792 1.8 SC   136,645   3,349 2.5
IA    72,149   1,069 1.5 SD    20,879     846 4.1
KS    68,122   1,647 2.4 TN   197,646   5,572 2.8
KY   125,972   2,278 1.8 TX   586,325  22,737 3.9
LA   123,022   4,073 3.3 UT    42,387   1,473 3.5
ME    29,407     666 2.3 VT    13,278     421 3.2
MD   134,792   2,453 1.8 VA   198,630   6,304 3.2
MA   174,123   4,422 2.5 WA   166,189   3,341 2.0
MI   259,300   4,470 1.7 WV    61,918     802 1.3
MN   117,767   2,103 1.8 WI   126,187   2,778 2.2
MS    89,736   4,003 4.5 WY    10,541      29 0.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.18). 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 with independent living disabilities aged 65 and older who are employed.
Table 3.19 Employment Gap — Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.1 42.1 33.9 MO  7.9 38.3 30.1
AL  5.8 29.7 24.2 MT 12.1 41.6 29.9
AK  9.5 47.8 38.5 NE 11.7 50.7 39.3
AZ  7.3 35.4 27.7 NV  9.2 36.0 26.8
AR  8.3 29.3 20.7 NH 10.4 53.8 43.6
CA  7.5 44.5 37.5 NJ  9.4 56.5 46.6
CO 10.1 55.4 44.9 NM  7.3 29.6 22.7
CT  7.4 59.0 51.6 NY  7.3 46.6 39.7
DE 10.4 47.8 37.6 NC  8.0 40.5 33.0
DC 14.7 93.2 78.3 ND  9.0 63.3 54.0
FL  7.4 38.0 30.6 OH  8.2 37.1 28.8
GA  8.0 39.0 31.0 OK  9.7 29.3 19.3
HI  8.3 51.9 43.7 OR  7.9 38.7 31.1
ID 11.6 34.7 23.4 PA  7.7 43.4 35.3
IL  7.8 43.2 35.2 RI  7.4 42.7 35.6
IN  8.2 39.5 31.8 SC  8.6 34.9 26.4
IA  8.4 43.8 35.6 SD 10.6 56.0 45.4
KS  8.2 51.3 42.8 TN  8.2 33.3 24.8
KY  7.0 31.7 25.0 TX 10.3 43.1 32.7
LA  9.0 33.0 24.0 UT 10.5 52.9 42.5
ME  6.9 52.7 46.1 VT 10.6 66.8 56.4
MD  8.1 59.9 51.9 VA  8.3 50.9 42.7
MA  7.8 60.0 52.2 WA  7.6 37.5 29.4
MI  6.3 36.5 29.7 WV  5.0 26.2 21.0
MN  7.4 50.6 43.6 WI  7.6 44.0 36.4
MS  9.0 27.1 18.0 WY 11.5 40.3 28.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.19). 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 difference in percentage points of people aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.21 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 12,633,215 4,808,585 38.1 MO    341,734   126,428 37.0
AL    260,469    86,488 33.2 MT     58,622    25,361 43.3
AK     22,426    11,030 49.2 NE     73,775    35,871 48.6
AZ    265,406   102,528 38.6 NV    102,642    38,540 37.5
AR    204,787    65,299 31.9 NH     77,004    35,118 45.6
CA    773,509   272,814 35.3 NJ    223,527    96,323 43.1
CO    220,800    89,116 40.4 NM     66,348    20,754 31.3
CT    112,582    48,747 43.3 NY    552,541   198,837 36.0
DE     39,930    15,107 37.8 NC    445,450   150,684 33.8
DC      5,986     3,050 51.0 ND     29,134    14,832 50.9
FL    713,585   257,987 36.2 OH    645,229   240,667 37.3
GA    359,193   135,016 37.6 OK    237,469    92,333 38.9
HI     15,548     6,603 42.5 OR    237,406    86,484 36.4
ID    102,220    43,465 42.5 PA    598,533   230,792 38.6
IL    416,176   176,032 42.3 RI     53,974    21,924 40.6
IN    391,295   152,481 39.0 SC    222,208    81,184 36.5
IA    163,368    73,728 45.1 SD     33,270    17,965 54.0
KS    143,528    63,282 44.1 TN    400,476   134,036 33.5
KY    379,320   121,613 32.1 TX    738,073   310,386 42.1
LA    212,569    76,744 36.1 UT    141,332    67,535 47.8
ME     99,382    32,919 33.1 VT     38,895    12,562 32.3
MD    157,118    65,027 41.4 VA    294,297   120,939 41.1
MA    264,007    98,948 37.5 WA    368,179   142,665 38.7
MI    517,509   185,814 35.9 WV    156,755    44,621 28.5
MN    226,449   101,943 45.0 WI    254,810   116,168 45.6
MS    143,029    45,979 32.1 WY     31,341    13,816 44.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.21). 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 Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.22 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,452,805 1,027,436 29.8 MO    58,556    20,291 34.7
AL   132,271    33,557 25.4 MT       202       109 54.0
AK       853 ‡  ‡ NE     5,295     2,322 43.9
AZ    27,435     9,953 36.3 NV    23,703     5,669 23.9
AR    52,075    10,947 21.0 NH       807       166 20.6
CA   184,661    48,543 26.3 NJ    85,203    30,295 35.6
CO    23,019     7,277 31.6 NM     4,673     2,003 42.9
CT    24,197     6,912 28.6 NY   187,904    53,495 28.5
DE    17,610     7,978 45.3 NC   196,849    55,515 28.2
DC    30,562     6,486 21.2 ND     2,121       778 36.7
FL   239,344    63,905 26.7 OH   124,209    37,496 30.2
GA   294,496    95,430 32.4 OK    33,091    10,130 30.6
HI     1,392       415 29.8 OR     6,923       651  9.4
ID       735       184 25.0 PA   134,842    38,158 28.3
IL   149,200    38,301 25.7 RI     4,027     2,326 57.8
IN    60,401    19,005 31.5 SC   118,527    33,535 28.3
IA    11,062     4,843 43.8 SD       531        72 13.6
KS    18,086     6,289 34.8 TN    91,728    28,214 30.8
KY    27,331     8,798 32.2 TX   286,395    96,544 33.7
LA   147,313    43,626 29.6 UT     3,613     1,342 37.1
ME     1,855       817 44.0 VT       225        14  6.2
MD   120,156    42,771 35.6 VA   130,990    44,758 34.2
MA    34,433    15,153 44.0 WA    24,685     9,921 40.2
MI   156,208    35,576 22.8 WV     6,443     1,133 17.6
MN    25,650    10,222 39.9 WI    31,604     7,865 24.9
MS   109,183    27,525 25.2 WY       131       121 92.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.22). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.23 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 588,661 256,504 43.6 MO   4,498   2,281 50.7
AL   1,626     722 44.4 MT     151 ‡ ‡
AK     805     230 28.6 NE   1,346     817 60.7
AZ   6,276   3,018 48.1 NV   9,240   3,897 42.2
AR   1,836     992 54.0 NH     742      71  9.6
CA 191,260  74,413 38.9 NJ  22,376   9,990 44.6
CO   5,533   3,737 67.5 NM   1,476     316 21.4
CT   5,042   2,464 48.9 NY  53,003  21,358 40.3
DE   1,077     760 70.6 NC   7,411   2,951 39.8
DC     614     208 33.9 ND      19 ‡ ‡
FL  20,550  11,622 56.6 OH   8,702   4,708 54.1
GA  13,451   6,463 48.0 OK   3,435   1,764 51.4
HI  18,701   8,486 45.4 OR   9,512   4,191 44.1
ID     950     603 63.5 PA  13,754   5,824 42.3
IL  21,623  11,094 51.3 RI     682     573 84.0
IN   4,513   1,372 30.4 SC   3,134   1,623 51.8
IA   1,304     394 30.2 SD   1,636     359 21.9
KS   5,115   2,458 48.1 TN   5,682   2,379 41.9
KY   1,980     835 42.2 TX  33,934  19,131 56.4
LA   1,637     641 39.2 UT   2,014     906 45.0
ME     697     426 61.1 VT     678 ‡ ‡
MD   9,086   4,191 46.1 VA  16,977   7,249 42.7
MA  14,681   8,023 54.6 WA  25,137  10,985 43.7
MI  12,086   4,711 39.0 WV      57 ‡ ‡
MN  15,070   4,357 28.9 WI   6,468   2,664 41.2
MS   1,084     247 22.8 WY ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.23). 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 Non-Hispanic Asian people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.24 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,428,013 507,781 35.6 MO    32,099  10,785 33.6
AL    26,868   8,868 33.0 MT    11,296   4,231 37.5
AK    12,906   3,959 30.7 NE     6,805   2,530 37.2
AZ    47,507  14,011 29.5 NV    21,143   6,398 30.3
AR    25,606   7,991 31.2 NH     4,801     757 15.8
CA   130,763  47,473 36.3 NJ    20,633   7,619 36.9
CO    21,020   7,654 36.4 NM    19,533   4,436 22.7
CT    10,880   4,453 40.9 NY    64,533  24,036 37.2
DE     3,264   1,497 45.9 NC    50,773  16,541 32.6
DC     4,988   1,994 40.0 ND     5,510   3,209 58.2
FL    64,854  26,535 40.9 OH    62,829  26,593 42.3
GA    42,230  14,615 34.6 OK    69,291  23,844 34.4
HI    24,211  10,069 41.6 OR    27,285   9,188 33.7
ID    11,665   4,691 40.2 PA    39,711  12,094 30.5
IL    28,826   9,843 34.1 RI     3,825   2,428 63.5
IN    28,550  11,636 40.8 SC    21,304   7,447 35.0
IA    12,041   5,430 45.1 SD     9,895   2,514 25.4
KS    16,620   6,661 40.1 TN    38,564  12,892 33.4
KY    27,812   9,882 35.5 TX    86,053  32,349 37.6
LA    20,774   4,937 23.8 UT    12,542   4,494 35.8
ME     6,297   3,100 49.2 VT     3,037     683 22.5
MD    20,244   8,443 41.7 VA    31,635  11,689 36.9
MA    24,527   9,178 37.4 WA    54,804  20,003 36.5
MI    41,030  13,912 33.9 WV    11,592   2,185 18.8
MN    26,068   8,691 33.3 WI    21,409   9,405 43.9
MS    13,718   2,688 19.6 WY     3,842   1,220 31.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.24). 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 Non-Hispanic Other people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.25 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,420,356 1,375,284 40.2 MO    15,438     5,809 37.6
AL    12,986     5,178 39.9 MT     3,057       869 28.4
AK     3,740       724 19.4 NE    10,875     5,650 52.0
AZ   142,178    56,451 39.7 NV    51,872    21,480 41.4
AR    13,000     5,734 44.1 NH     3,861     2,474 64.1
CA   784,036   310,781 39.6 NJ   100,117    40,202 40.2
CO    68,231    33,191 48.6 NM    87,985    27,701 31.5
CT    45,404    13,053 28.7 NY   234,576    71,689 30.6
DE     7,246     4,540 62.7 NC    44,640    22,190 49.7
DC     4,260     2,252 52.9 ND     1,155       964 83.5
FL   306,897   113,891 37.1 OH    33,279    12,541 37.7
GA    48,586    22,056 45.4 OK    30,073    13,374 44.5
HI     7,608     4,497 59.1 OR    34,242    15,098 44.1
ID    15,347     6,322 41.2 PA    96,650    32,864 34.0
IL   101,051    45,264 44.8 RI    16,446     4,630 28.2
IN    29,489    16,109 54.6 SC    15,477     8,181 52.9
IA     9,437     4,319 45.8 SD     4,384     2,268 51.7
KS    22,718    12,306 54.2 TN    21,045     9,865 46.9
KY    10,602     3,597 33.9 TX   665,445   276,606 41.6
LA    12,878     5,980 46.4 UT    27,914    14,854 53.2
ME       866       301 34.8 VT       659       341 51.7
MD    29,108    14,634 50.3 VA    37,885    21,517 56.8
MA    75,580    25,969 34.4 WA    56,781    22,419 39.5
MI    32,484    15,452 47.6 WV     1,933       966 50.0
MN    14,523     7,222 49.7 WI    21,034     9,663 45.9
MS     2,608       638 24.5 WY     2,670       608 22.8

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.25). 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 Hispanic people ages 18 to 64 with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.26 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 103,146,250 79,640,781 77.2 MO   2,503,243  1,963,336 78.4
AL   1,613,690  1,211,307 75.1 MT     469,071    372,546 79.4
AK     235,234    169,146 71.9 NE     793,390    656,651 82.8
AZ   1,961,200  1,474,514 75.2 NV     762,894    556,268 72.9
AR   1,018,422    772,970 75.9 NH     667,797    537,114 80.4
CA   7,548,740  5,585,668 74.0 NJ   2,572,260  1,979,826 77.0
CO   2,199,063  1,767,341 80.4 NM     362,899    265,872 73.3
CT   1,268,578    994,045 78.4 NY   5,737,988  4,375,157 76.2
DE     299,460    229,002 76.5 NC   3,488,846  2,655,967 76.1
DC     195,247    165,780 84.9 ND     334,335    281,908 84.3
FL   5,539,125  4,146,507 74.9 OH   4,784,699  3,736,559 78.1
GA   2,907,420  2,204,831 75.8 OK   1,279,315    969,490 75.8
HI     139,150     99,371 71.4 OR   1,633,402  1,245,321 76.2
ID     748,000    576,790 77.1 PA   5,088,836  3,965,737 77.9
IL   4,131,106  3,270,587 79.2 RI     403,517    312,598 77.5
IN   2,756,191  2,161,939 78.4 SC   1,715,557  1,281,274 74.7
IA   1,393,570  1,146,849 82.3 SD     384,072    327,538 85.3
KS   1,124,943    913,228 81.2 TN   2,641,157  2,012,341 76.2
KY   1,867,129  1,395,179 74.7 TX   6,403,691  4,906,602 76.6
LA   1,383,626  1,013,931 73.3 UT   1,346,631  1,068,850 79.4
ME     629,027    501,549 79.7 VT     303,668    241,861 79.6
MD   1,612,333  1,288,068 79.9 VA   2,758,781  2,152,400 78.0
MA   2,715,996  2,153,019 79.3 WA   2,707,279  2,090,740 77.2
MI   3,903,479  2,964,368 75.9 WV     795,653    567,661 71.3
MN   2,410,365  2,008,191 83.3 WI   2,545,596  2,094,222 82.3
MS     818,246    613,462 75.0 WY     242,333    195,300 80.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.26). 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 Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.27 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 21,140,144 14,804,143 70.0 MO    347,109    261,622 75.4
AL    641,758    438,955 68.4 MT      1,706      1,443 84.6
AK     10,239      6,331 61.8 NE     46,416     36,845 79.4
AZ    185,552    132,277 71.3 NV    156,015    106,384 68.2
AR    215,971    134,308 62.2 NH     12,643      6,676 52.8
CA  1,200,650    812,856 67.7 NJ    618,031    449,229 72.7
CO    121,614     88,273 72.6 NM     18,256     12,655 69.3
CT    202,391    151,392 74.8 NY  1,478,099    989,460 66.9
DE    110,681     80,934 73.1 NC  1,169,836    853,581 73.0
DC    157,000     98,886 63.0 ND     14,818     10,601 71.5
FL  1,769,506  1,261,273 71.3 OH    686,863    473,626 69.0
GA  1,781,890  1,252,648 70.3 OK    137,311     95,599 69.6
HI     10,017      7,469 74.6 OR     37,683     27,354 72.6
ID      5,993      4,947 82.5 PA    687,782    466,328 67.8
IL    909,191    591,488 65.1 RI     35,428     25,680 72.5
IN    323,014    225,777 69.9 SC    671,446    478,672 71.3
IA     65,528     45,438 69.3 SD     10,136      7,894 77.9
KS     81,331     59,359 73.0 TN    568,519    406,957 71.6
KY    166,238    123,453 74.3 TX  1,845,781  1,342,760 72.7
LA    735,422    460,624 62.6 UT     22,192     17,955 80.9
ME     10,696      8,948 83.7 VT      6,601      4,943 74.9
MD    974,644    735,368 75.4 VA    850,655    628,142 73.8
MA    254,819    188,984 74.2 WA    167,980    123,571 73.6
MI    670,125    448,171 66.9 WV     24,199     13,741 56.8
MN    198,329    138,737 70.0 WI    189,730    122,225 64.4
MS    529,947    341,857 64.5 WY      2,363      1,447 61.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.27). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.28 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 11,791,778 8,675,695 73.6 MO     80,692    60,221 74.6
AL     42,880    28,300 66.0 MT      3,454     3,284 95.1
AK     30,095    25,485 84.7 NE     36,178    27,484 76.0
AZ    158,840   118,152 74.4 NV    154,755   111,911 72.3
AR     25,278    17,357 68.7 NH     25,164    19,264 76.6
CA  3,664,781 2,702,379 73.7 NJ    546,296   409,336 74.9
CO    126,090    94,051 74.6 NM     17,738    13,509 76.2
CT    105,504    76,914 72.9 NY  1,064,000   746,455 70.2
DE     25,943    19,168 73.9 NC    196,289   142,129 72.4
DC     23,510    18,456 78.5 ND      9,932     9,214 92.8
FL    357,990   257,481 71.9 OH    174,968   128,242 73.3
GA    298,156   212,735 71.4 OK     57,761    41,796 72.4
HI    278,326   221,938 79.7 OR    124,795    93,450 74.9
ID     16,639    11,835 71.1 PA    285,267   209,262 73.4
IL    442,417   325,386 73.5 RI     27,438    21,344 77.8
IN    109,319    78,193 71.5 SC     49,515    37,118 75.0
IA     51,726    39,241 75.9 SD      4,178     3,454 82.7
KS     50,565    39,122 77.4 TN     84,506    62,078 73.5
KY     41,109    29,154 70.9 TX    944,584   682,864 72.3
LA     43,991    30,618 69.6 UT     54,606    41,665 76.3
ME     11,438     7,770 67.9 VT      7,746     5,687 73.4
MD    251,044   186,186 74.2 VA    374,209   285,250 76.2
MA    330,908   243,836 73.7 WA    466,955   353,563 75.7
MI    212,878   153,913 72.3 WV     10,464     7,206 68.9
MN    165,257   136,747 82.7 WI    103,465    70,763 68.4
MS     19,031    12,583 66.1 WY      3,108     2,146 69.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.28). 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 Non-Hispanic Asian people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.29 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 8,279,590 5,992,638 72.4 MO   163,350   123,385 75.5
AL   106,949    72,108 67.4 MT    54,237    33,857 62.4
AK    94,695    63,438 67.0 NE    36,625    30,363 82.9
AZ   279,898   180,725 64.6 NV   110,764    78,960 71.3
AR    96,373    69,185 71.8 NH    25,272    20,087 79.5
CA   991,768   709,122 71.5 NJ   163,143   120,172 73.7
CO   150,652   118,591 78.7 NM   128,461    77,252 60.1
CT    71,557    54,886 76.7 NY   454,378   321,817 70.8
DE    24,668    19,216 77.9 NC   256,919   184,903 72.0
DC    19,547    15,401 78.8 ND    32,941    24,777 75.2
FL   425,167   311,644 73.3 OH   258,397   185,776 71.9
GA   259,072   193,150 74.6 OK   297,611   211,698 71.1
HI   226,187   166,850 73.8 OR   160,814   118,088 73.4
ID    48,328    34,134 70.6 PA   243,603   178,236 73.2
IL   220,692   165,527 75.0 RI    26,130    20,313 77.7
IN   126,438    97,227 76.9 SC   111,325    77,860 69.9
IA    54,244    41,122 75.8 SD    57,476    35,562 61.9
KS    66,552    52,406 78.7 TN   159,605   118,140 74.0
KY    85,677    65,996 77.0 TX   529,103   379,328 71.7
LA    84,233    56,544 67.1 UT    86,063    66,375 77.1
ME    29,110    23,391 80.4 VT    12,178     9,137 75.0
MD   140,898   107,956 76.6 VA   206,085   159,275 77.3
MA   168,185   127,476 75.8 WA   320,740   227,498 70.9
MI   235,090   166,602 70.9 WV    34,468    23,294 67.6
MN   143,571   107,030 74.5 WI   122,878    90,689 73.8
MS    61,029    44,711 73.3 WY    16,444    11,358 69.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.29). 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 Non-Hispanic Other people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.30 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 34,117,467 24,835,815 72.8 MO    132,378    101,435 76.6
AL    110,740     78,388 70.8 MT     25,178     20,210 80.3
AK     25,261     19,871 78.7 NE    113,557     85,939 75.7
AZ  1,315,209    953,022 72.5 NV    525,661    380,732 72.4
AR    122,462     95,192 77.7 NH     31,484     24,475 77.7
CA  8,958,772  6,376,149 71.2 NJ  1,070,172    788,420 73.7
CO    709,960    526,416 74.1 NM    531,328    369,731 69.6
CT    340,919    254,432 74.6 NY  2,128,585  1,445,470 67.9
DE     50,040     35,828 71.6 NC    550,815    393,733 71.5
DC     48,483     36,905 76.1 ND     14,635     10,939 74.7
FL  3,367,320  2,575,078 76.5 OH    243,845    181,214 74.3
GA    576,724    413,760 71.7 OK    233,131    173,478 74.4
HI     74,031     55,452 74.9 OR    314,457    237,910 75.7
ID    122,897    102,458 83.4 PA    534,879    386,509 72.3
IL  1,281,127    957,757 74.8 RI     91,646     65,204 71.1
IN    259,113    194,546 75.1 SC    153,934    116,726 75.8
IA    109,203     85,467 78.3 SD     15,073     12,860 85.3
KS    184,706    144,911 78.5 TN    198,185    148,647 75.0
KY     83,879     63,763 76.0 TX  6,427,859  4,619,797 71.9
LA    131,092     93,467 71.3 UT    247,981    198,979 80.2
ME      9,576      7,649 79.9 VT      6,622      5,103 77.1
MD    367,716    284,103 77.3 VA    476,871    368,971 77.4
MA    473,830    336,509 71.0 WA    545,906    416,905 76.4
MI    285,482    202,999 71.1 WV     13,622      8,336 61.2
MN    167,329    135,513 81.0 WI    230,217    184,667 80.2
MS     49,007     32,121 65.5 WY     34,568     27,669 80.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.30). 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 Hispanic people ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.31 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 38.1 77.2 39.1 MO 37.0 78.4 41.4
AL 33.2 75.1 41.9 MT 43.3 79.4 36.2
AK 49.2 71.9 22.7 NE 48.6 82.8 34.1
AZ 38.6 75.2 36.6 NV 37.5 72.9 35.4
AR 31.9 75.9 44.0 NH 45.6 80.4 34.8
CA 35.3 74.0 38.7 NJ 43.1 77.0 33.9
CO 40.4 80.4 40.0 NM 31.3 73.3 42.0
CT 43.3 78.4 35.1 NY 36.0 76.2 40.3
DE 37.8 76.5 38.6 NC 33.8 76.1 42.3
DC 51.0 84.9 34.0 ND 50.9 84.3 33.4
FL 36.2 74.9 38.7 OH 37.3 78.1 40.8
GA 37.6 75.8 38.2 OK 38.9 75.8 36.9
HI 42.5 71.4 28.9 OR 36.4 76.2 39.8
ID 42.5 77.1 34.6 PA 38.6 77.9 39.4
IL 42.3 79.2 36.9 RI 40.6 77.5 36.8
IN 39.0 78.4 39.5 SC 36.5 74.7 38.2
IA 45.1 82.3 37.2 SD 54.0 85.3 31.3
KS 44.1 81.2 37.1 TN 33.5 76.2 42.7
KY 32.1 74.7 42.7 TX 42.1 76.6 34.6
LA 36.1 73.3 37.2 UT 47.8 79.4 31.6
ME 33.1 79.7 46.6 VT 32.3 79.6 47.3
MD 41.4 79.9 38.5 VA 41.1 78.0 36.9
MA 37.5 79.3 41.8 WA 38.7 77.2 38.5
MI 35.9 75.9 40.0 WV 28.5 71.3 42.9
MN 45.0 83.3 38.3 WI 45.6 82.3 36.7
MS 32.1 75.0 42.8 WY 44.1 80.6 36.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.31). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic White people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.32 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 29.8 70.0  40.3 MO 34.7 75.4  40.7
AL 25.4 68.4  43.0 MT 54.0 84.6  30.6
AK ‡ 61.8 ‡ NE 43.9 79.4  35.5
AZ 36.3 71.3  35.0 NV 23.9 68.2  44.3
AR 21.0 62.2  41.2 NH 20.6 52.8  32.2
CA 26.3 67.7  41.4 NJ 35.6 72.7  37.1
CO 31.6 72.6  41.0 NM 42.9 69.3  26.5
CT 28.6 74.8  46.2 NY 28.5 66.9  38.5
DE 45.3 73.1  27.8 NC 28.2 73.0  44.8
DC 21.2 63.0  41.8 ND 36.7 71.5  34.9
FL 26.7 71.3  44.6 OH 30.2 69.0  38.8
GA 32.4 70.3  37.9 OK 30.6 69.6  39.0
HI 29.8 74.6  44.8 OR  9.4 72.6  63.2
ID 25.0 82.5  57.5 PA 28.3 67.8  39.5
IL 25.7 65.1  39.4 RI 57.8 72.5  14.7
IN 31.5 69.9  38.4 SC 28.3 71.3  43.0
IA 43.8 69.3  25.6 SD 13.6 77.9  64.3
KS 34.8 73.0  38.2 TN 30.8 71.6  40.8
KY 32.2 74.3  42.1 TX 33.7 72.7  39.0
LA 29.6 62.6  33.0 UT 37.1 80.9  43.8
ME 44.0 83.7  39.6 VT  6.2 74.9  68.7
MD 35.6 75.4  39.9 VA 34.2 73.8  39.7
MA 44.0 74.2  30.2 WA 40.2 73.6  33.4
MI 22.8 66.9  44.1 WV 17.6 56.8  39.2
MN 39.9 70.0  30.1 WI 24.9 64.4  39.5
MS 25.2 64.5  39.3 WY 92.4 61.2 -31.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.32). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Black people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.33 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 43.6 73.6 30.0 MO 50.7 74.6 23.9
AL 44.4 66.0 21.6 MT ‡ 95.1 ‡
AK 28.6 84.7 56.1 NE 60.7 76.0 15.3
AZ 48.1 74.4 26.3 NV 42.2 72.3 30.1
AR 54.0 68.7 14.6 NH  9.6 76.6 67.0
CA 38.9 73.7 34.8 NJ 44.6 74.9 30.3
CO 67.5 74.6  7.1 NM 21.4 76.2 54.7
CT 48.9 72.9 24.0 NY 40.3 70.2 29.9
DE 70.6 73.9  3.3 NC 39.8 72.4 32.6
DC 33.9 78.5 44.6 ND ‡ 92.8 ‡
FL 56.6 71.9 15.4 OH 54.1 73.3 19.2
GA 48.0 71.4 23.3 OK 51.4 72.4 21.0
HI 45.4 79.7 34.4 OR 44.1 74.9 30.8
ID 63.5 71.1  7.7 PA 42.3 73.4 31.0
IL 51.3 73.5 22.2 RI 84.0 77.8 -6.2
IN 30.4 71.5 41.1 SC 51.8 75.0 23.2
IA 30.2 75.9 45.6 SD 21.9 82.7 60.7
KS 48.1 77.4 29.3 TN 41.9 73.5 31.6
KY 42.2 70.9 28.7 TX 56.4 72.3 15.9
LA 39.2 69.6 30.4 UT 45.0 76.3 31.3
ME 61.1 67.9  6.8 VT ‡ 73.4 ‡
MD 46.1 74.2 28.0 VA 42.7 76.2 33.5
MA 54.6 73.7 19.0 WA 43.7 75.7 32.0
MI 39.0 72.3 33.3 WV ‡ 68.9 ‡
MN 28.9 82.7 53.8 WI 41.2 68.4 27.2
MS 22.8 66.1 43.3 WY ‡ 69.0 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.33). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Asian people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.34 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 35.6 72.4 36.8 MO 33.6 75.5 41.9
AL 33.0 67.4 34.4 MT 37.5 62.4 25.0
AK 30.7 67.0 36.3 NE 37.2 82.9 45.7
AZ 29.5 64.6 35.1 NV 30.3 71.3 41.0
AR 31.2 71.8 40.6 NH 15.8 79.5 63.7
CA 36.3 71.5 35.2 NJ 36.9 73.7 36.7
CO 36.4 78.7 42.3 NM 22.7 60.1 37.4
CT 40.9 76.7 35.8 NY 37.2 70.8 33.6
DE 45.9 77.9 32.0 NC 32.6 72.0 39.4
DC 40.0 78.8 38.8 ND 58.2 75.2 17.0
FL 40.9 73.3 32.4 OH 42.3 71.9 29.6
GA 34.6 74.6 39.9 OK 34.4 71.1 36.7
HI 41.6 73.8 32.2 OR 33.7 73.4 39.8
ID 40.2 70.6 30.4 PA 30.5 73.2 42.7
IL 34.1 75.0 40.9 RI 63.5 77.7 14.3
IN 40.8 76.9 36.1 SC 35.0 69.9 35.0
IA 45.1 75.8 30.7 SD 25.4 61.9 36.5
KS 40.1 78.7 38.7 TN 33.4 74.0 40.6
KY 35.5 77.0 41.5 TX 37.6 71.7 34.1
LA 23.8 67.1 43.4 UT 35.8 77.1 41.3
ME 49.2 80.4 31.1 VT 22.5 75.0 52.5
MD 41.7 76.6 34.9 VA 36.9 77.3 40.3
MA 37.4 75.8 38.4 WA 36.5 70.9 34.4
MI 33.9 70.9 37.0 WV 18.8 67.6 48.7
MN 33.3 74.5 41.2 WI 43.9 73.8 29.9
MS 19.6 73.3 53.7 WY 31.8 69.1 37.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.34). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Other people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.35 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 40.2 72.8 32.8 MO 37.6 76.6 39.4
AL 39.9 70.8 31.1 MT 28.4 80.3 51.6
AK 19.4 78.7 59.6 NE 52.0 75.7 24.0
AZ 39.7 72.5 32.3 NV 41.4 72.4 30.6
AR 44.1 77.7 33.9 NH 64.1 77.7 13.9
CA 39.6 71.2 31.4 NJ 40.2 73.7 33.8
CO 48.6 74.1 25.4 NM 31.5 69.6 38.5
CT 28.7 74.6 46.3 NY 30.6 67.9 37.4
DE 62.7 71.6  9.3 NC 49.7 71.5 21.3
DC 52.9 76.1 23.1 ND 83.5 74.7 -8.5
FL 37.1 76.5 38.9 OH 37.7 74.3 36.3
GA 45.4 71.7 26.6 OK 44.5 74.4 29.5
HI 59.1 74.9 15.9 OR 44.1 75.7 31.9
ID 41.2 83.4 41.8 PA 34.0 72.3 38.0
IL 44.8 74.8 30.2 RI 28.2 71.1 42.8
IN 54.6 75.1 20.4 SC 52.9 75.8 23.1
IA 45.8 78.3 32.2 SD 51.7 85.3 33.3
KS 54.2 78.5 23.8 TN 46.9 75.0 28.1
KY 33.9 76.0 42.1 TX 41.6 71.9 30.4
LA 46.4 71.3 24.6 UT 53.2 80.2 26.8
ME 34.8 79.9 45.2 VT 51.7 77.1 25.3
MD 50.3 77.3 26.7 VA 56.8 77.4 20.2
MA 34.4 71.0 36.6 WA 39.5 76.4 36.5
MI 47.6 71.1 23.4 WV 50.0 61.2 11.0
MN 49.7 81.0 31.3 WI 45.9 80.2 34.1
MS 24.5 65.5 41.5 WY 22.8 80.0 57.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.35). 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 difference in percentage points of Hispanic people ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.41 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 13,861,032 1,152,106  8.3 MO    323,759    24,872  7.7
AL    253,100    15,406  6.1 MT     68,531     7,986 11.7
AK     25,770     2,052  8.0 NE     93,818    10,943 11.7
AZ    344,618    26,557  7.7 NV    121,120    11,553  9.5
AR    185,784    14,653  7.9 NH     79,037     8,124 10.3
CA  1,050,280    86,065  8.2 NJ    323,840    30,462  9.4
CO    204,549    21,126 10.3 NM     83,761     7,496  8.9
CT    160,613    12,551  7.8 NY    699,121    54,663  7.8
DE     45,920     4,209  9.2 NC    471,843    39,553  8.4
DC      5,887       660 11.2 ND     35,486     3,431  9.7
FL  1,031,383    79,593  7.7 OH    639,555    53,527  8.4
GA    354,114    30,632  8.7 OK    230,816    23,227 10.1
HI     19,411     1,594  8.2 OR    240,894    18,712  7.8
ID    102,077    11,053 10.8 PA    695,643    54,883  7.9
IL    507,159    39,961  7.9 RI     56,023     4,382  7.8
IN    340,330    29,134  8.6 SC    250,036    19,955  8.0
IA    174,194    14,970  8.6 SD     45,091     4,558 10.1
KS    146,832    12,157  8.3 TN    396,084    32,814  8.3
KY    281,638    19,899  7.1 TX    801,651    87,913 11.0
LA    204,759    17,247  8.4 UT    101,524    10,488 10.3
ME     89,796     6,065  6.8 VT     33,754     3,759 11.1
MD    188,948    16,282  8.6 VA    334,333    28,669  8.6
MA    300,235    24,498  8.2 WA    350,980    25,900  7.4
MI    493,797    31,999  6.5 WV    142,449     7,255  5.1
MN    260,540    19,821  7.6 WI    288,737    20,605  7.1
MS    147,805    14,819 10.0 WY     33,607     3,373 10.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.41). 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 Non-Hispanic White people aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.42 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,979,659 134,037   6.8 MO    35,129   2,916   8.3
AL    71,289   3,120   4.4 MT ‡  ‡ ‡
AK       882 ‡ ‡ NE     3,946     416  10.5
AZ    11,861   1,117   9.4 NV    13,052     563   4.3
AR    28,439   1,349   4.7 NH       111 ‡ ‡
CA   116,918   8,957   7.7 NJ    53,782   3,866   7.2
CO     8,518   1,320  15.5 NM     2,717      28   1.0
CT    17,545     873   5.0 NY   150,403   8,655   5.8
DE    10,627   1,962  18.5 NC   114,091   7,509   6.6
DC    16,395   2,731  16.7 ND ‡  ‡ ‡
FL   148,426  10,491   7.1 OH    67,588   4,644   6.9
GA   149,513   9,114   6.1 OK    14,879   1,050   7.1
HI       740 ‡ ‡ OR     4,324 ‡ ‡
ID       831     798  96.0 PA    69,372   5,470   7.9
IL   103,447   5,594   5.4 RI     3,721     398  10.7
IN    22,999   1,111   4.8 SC    83,431   7,113   8.5
IA     3,529 ‡ ‡ SD       181     181 100.0
KS     8,226     530   6.4 TN    47,673   3,020   6.3
KY    13,027     623   4.8 TX   145,820   9,824   6.7
LA    74,153   5,236   7.1 UT       773     143  18.5
ME       340 ‡ ‡ VT       144 ‡ ‡
MD    82,872   6,762   8.2 VA    85,036   6,554   7.7
MA    21,034   1,928   9.2 WA     8,392     225   2.7
MI    80,175   3,466   4.3 WV     3,859     211   5.5
MN     8,167     422   5.2 WI    14,084     742   5.3
MS    57,198   3,005   5.3 WY ‡  ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.42). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.43 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 752,605 56,259   7.5 MO   3,717     64   1.7
AL     693    198  28.6 MT ‡ ‡ ‡
AK   1,310    208  15.9 NE     830 ‡ ‡
AZ   6,645    488   7.3 NV  14,293  1,923  13.5
AR   1,332    807  60.6 NH     141 ‡ ‡
CA 305,801 17,988   5.9 NJ  27,760  1,745   6.3
CO   5,265    183   3.5 NM     736 ‡ ‡
CT   3,872    244   6.3 NY  71,575  4,795   6.7
DE     864    217  25.1 NC   7,920    232   2.9
DC     208 ‡ ‡ ND      42 ‡ ‡
FL  24,248  1,938   8.0 OH   6,439    151   2.3
GA  12,516  1,673  13.4 OK   1,958    196  10.0
HI  47,776  4,130   8.6 OR   5,433    723  13.3
ID     738     96  13.0 PA  14,760  1,249   8.5
IL  23,952  1,727   7.2 RI   1,033 ‡ ‡
IN   2,205    228  10.3 SC   3,218    455  14.1
IA   1,716    105   6.1 SD      56     56 100.0
KS   2,921    247   8.5 TN   3,107    859  27.6
KY   1,289    453  35.1 TX  41,970  4,300  10.2
LA   3,802  1,079  28.4 UT   2,121    129   6.1
ME     223 ‡ ‡ VT     242 ‡ ‡
MD  14,340  1,209   8.4 VA  19,323  1,462   7.6
MA  15,460    907   5.9 WA  28,883  2,512   8.7
MI   7,976    163   2.0 WV     985    174  17.7
MN   7,437    378   5.1 WI   3,052    475  15.6
MS     422     93  22.0 WY ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.43). 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 Non-Hispanic Asian people aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.44 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 643,811 58,411  9.1 MO  14,396  1,610 11.2
AL  11,939    793  6.6 MT   5,885  1,161 19.7
AK   7,889  1,121 14.2 NE   2,444    377 15.4
AZ  26,071  1,043  4.0 NV   9,729  1,029 10.6
AR  12,793  1,327 10.4 NH   1,691    219 13.0
CA  72,603  7,770 10.7 NJ  10,012  1,285 12.8
CO   8,664    663  7.7 NM  14,022  1,188  8.5
CT   4,125    449 10.9 NY  34,303  3,285  9.6
DE   2,088     44  2.1 NC  21,366  1,705  8.0
DC     632 ‡ ‡ ND   2,097     13  0.6
FL  36,733  2,743  7.5 OH  18,307  2,322 12.7
GA  21,241  1,210  5.7 OK  30,404  1,927  6.3
HI  17,804  1,246  7.0 OR  10,951    463  4.2
ID   5,137    403  7.8 PA  14,716  1,100  7.5
IL  17,525  2,170 12.4 RI   2,128    147  6.9
IN   9,473    450  4.8 SC   8,544  2,017 23.6
IA   3,300    403 12.2 SD   4,967    623 12.5
KS   5,412    284  5.2 TN  16,784  1,056  6.3
KY   9,594    325  3.4 TX  34,856  3,658 10.5
LA   9,522  1,657 17.4 UT   3,475    114  3.3
ME   3,291    354 10.8 VT   2,627    147  5.6
MD   8,063    309  3.8 VA  10,558    871  8.2
MA   9,989    735  7.4 WA  23,248  1,645  7.1
MI  16,075  1,846 11.5 WV   4,697     71  1.5
MN   8,072    623  7.7 WI   6,797    781 11.5
MS   5,892  1,313 22.3 WY     880    316 35.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.44). 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 Non-Hispanic Other people aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.45 Employment — Hispanic Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,839,881 145,399  7.9 MO     5,347     728 13.6
AL     3,339     104  3.1 MT     1,261 ‡ ‡
AK     1,123     126 11.2 NE     4,072     601 14.8
AZ    69,905   4,465  6.4 NV    24,801   1,798  7.2
AR     3,107   1,092 35.1 NH       852     181 21.2
CA   466,754  30,170  6.5 NJ    62,239   7,360 11.8
CO    35,238   3,275  9.3 NM    50,997   2,449  4.8
CT    15,841     808  5.1 NY   151,420   8,935  5.9
DE     2,439 ‡ ‡ NC    13,728   1,481 10.8
DC       718     113 15.7 ND       818 ‡ ‡
FL   264,900  16,111  6.1 OH    10,959     470  4.3
GA    16,564   1,448  8.7 OK     9,246   1,434 15.5
HI     2,497     396 15.9 OR    11,808   1,713 14.5
ID     4,894     874 17.9 PA    30,814   1,027  3.3
IL    47,237   5,049 10.7 RI     4,080       9  0.2
IN    10,160     590  5.8 SC     4,483     632 14.1
IA     3,140      61  1.9 SD       784 ‡ ‡
KS     5,614     670 11.9 TN     4,652     775 16.7
KY     2,303     207  9.0 TX   379,557  39,598 10.4
LA     9,613   1,883 19.6 UT     8,732   1,392 15.9
ME       279      45 16.1 VT       239 ‡ ‡
MD     9,785     118  1.2 VA    15,385     819  5.3
MA    27,835   1,192  4.3 WA    14,736   2,110 14.3
MI    10,446     830  7.9 WV       743 ‡ ‡
MN     4,669 ‡ ‡ WI     6,516   1,757 27.0
MS     1,374 ‡ ‡ WY     1,838     503 27.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.45). 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 Hispanic people aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.46 Employment — Non-Hispanic White Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 27,805,436 6,020,771 21.7 MO    610,710   122,992 20.1
AL    398,213    77,831 19.5 MT    127,405    30,152 23.7
AK     42,028    14,215 33.8 NE    196,093    49,724 25.4
AZ    732,121   123,178 16.8 NV    231,182    45,624 19.7
AR    260,012    52,549 20.2 NH    175,375    41,507 23.7
CA  2,207,326   512,606 23.2 NJ    738,171   191,159 25.9
CO    507,034   116,209 22.9 NM    140,845    28,117 20.0
CT    376,026   101,031 26.9 NY  1,559,422   362,241 23.2
DE    107,342    21,809 20.3 NC    929,712   196,974 21.2
DC     24,175    10,365 42.9 ND     83,040    22,614 27.2
FL  2,304,194   401,207 17.4 OH  1,182,327   235,555 19.9
GA    711,718   153,901 21.6 OK    297,200    67,963 22.9
HI     54,094    13,647 25.2 OR    456,712    88,975 19.5
ID    178,914    35,288 19.7 PA  1,429,772   314,968 22.0
IL  1,051,416   230,739 21.9 RI    110,218    25,713 23.3
IN    644,110   132,573 20.6 SC    491,326    94,586 19.3
IA    364,064    76,705 21.1 SD     95,007    26,769 28.2
KS    290,282    73,847 25.4 TN    593,512   129,882 21.9
KY    416,847    88,211 21.2 TX  1,542,811   373,654 24.2
LA    319,481    68,253 21.4 UT    232,857    55,813 24.0
ME    189,253    47,667 25.2 VT     83,689    23,747 28.4
MD    441,820   113,546 25.7 VA    706,855   171,702 24.3
MA    712,058   196,284 27.6 WA    669,946   125,381 18.7
MI  1,022,658   182,890 17.9 WV    207,258    36,862 17.8
MN    615,485   133,579 21.7 WI    678,504   130,591 19.2
MS    203,045    36,724 18.1 WY     61,771    12,652 20.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.46). 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 Non-Hispanic White people aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.47 Employment — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,028,947 694,167  22.9 MO    50,838  13,799  27.1
AL   105,293  17,450  16.6 MT       236      37  15.7
AK     1,124      29   2.6 NE     5,511   1,272  23.1
AZ    21,256   5,486  25.8 NV    19,899   3,857  19.4
AR    27,161   8,502  31.3 NH       646      79  12.2
CA   182,375  47,523  26.1 NJ    93,299  20,927  22.4
CO    16,397   4,843  29.5 NM     3,788     305   8.1
CT    27,187   7,611  28.0 NY   239,293  50,182  21.0
DE    18,941   5,563  29.4 NC   189,002  43,351  22.9
DC    36,450   9,077  24.9 ND       236     236 100.0
FL   245,197  53,783  21.9 OH   117,933  27,024  22.9
GA   223,058  41,635  18.7 OK    18,542   3,742  20.2
HI     1,521     701  46.1 OR     5,576   2,263  40.6
ID       199 ‡ ‡ PA    96,059  21,864  22.8
IL   133,145  25,639  19.3 RI     2,928     580  19.8
IN    43,181   9,710  22.5 SC   108,217  22,298  20.6
IA     4,127     894  21.7 SD       811 ‡ ‡
KS     8,880   3,162  35.6 TN    74,204  17,490  23.6
KY    25,094   5,572  22.2 TX   201,700  52,982  26.3
LA   109,817  22,323  20.3 UT     1,456     389  26.7
ME       691     285  41.2 VT       459     310  67.5
MD   161,748  42,154  26.1 VA   140,018  37,146  26.5
MA    29,498   9,074  30.8 WA    17,745   8,802  49.6
MI   108,992  20,253  18.6 WV     4,955     929  18.7
MN     8,745   3,399  38.9 WI    22,245   2,335  10.5
MS    73,111  17,300  23.7 WY       163 ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.47). 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 Non-Hispanic Black people aged 65 and older without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.48 Employment — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 1,772,443 412,466  23.3 MO     8,312   2,290  27.6
AL     4,474   1,747  39.0 MT       718 ‡ ‡
AK     2,420     868  35.9 NE       933 ‡ ‡
AZ    23,830   4,871  20.4 NV    33,877   5,634  16.6
AR     2,952   1,105  37.4 NH     1,453     505  34.8
CA   651,455 141,012  21.6 NJ    80,529  23,969  29.8
CO    15,713   3,900  24.8 NM     2,999     781  26.0
CT    11,178   2,556  22.9 NY   169,211  39,097  23.1
DE     2,730   1,087  39.8 NC    19,802   3,981  20.1
DC     2,363      41   1.7 ND       127 ‡ ‡
FL    65,304  13,355  20.5 OH    19,846   3,409  17.2
GA    37,476   7,695  20.5 OK     5,883   1,634  27.8
HI    92,401  20,776  22.5 OR    16,961   4,474  26.4
ID     1,988     493  24.8 PA    33,228   8,464  25.5
IL    74,331  18,750  25.2 RI     1,866     712  38.2
IN     5,643   2,294  40.7 SC     4,752   1,826  38.4
IA     3,787     699  18.5 SD        32      32 100.0
KS     6,254   2,798  44.7 TN     8,424   1,991  23.6
KY     2,759     920  33.3 TX   115,962  28,303  24.4
LA     6,614   2,728  41.2 UT     4,290     774  18.0
ME       501     138  27.5 VT       534 ‡ ‡
MD    40,466   9,915  24.5 VA    47,844  14,283  29.9
MA    33,641   6,415  19.1 WA    60,611  12,747  21.0
MI    24,396   7,058  28.9 WV     1,886     294  15.6
MN     9,493   3,096  32.6 WI     8,356   2,541  30.4
MS     1,558     128   8.2 WY       280     280 100.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.48). 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 Non-Hispanic Asian people aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.49 Employment — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 923,929 223,641 24.2 MO  21,583   3,788 17.6
AL  12,377   2,506 20.2 MT   6,382   1,157 18.1
AK   6,709   2,548 38.0 NE   3,459     346 10.0
AZ  35,479   7,944 22.4 NV  14,654   2,776 18.9
AR  10,615   1,373 12.9 NH   3,824   1,463 38.3
CA 120,296  32,887 27.3 NJ  18,417   5,428 29.5
CO  15,691   3,805 24.2 NM  13,496   3,119 23.1
CT   5,563   1,577 28.3 NY  61,289  15,543 25.4
DE   2,413     506 21.0 NC  26,655   4,851 18.2
DC   1,545     485 31.4 ND   2,014     968 48.1
FL  61,264  11,899 19.4 OH  23,585   4,558 19.3
GA  22,554   4,273 18.9 OK  28,977   7,357 25.4
HI  33,469   9,297 27.8 OR  19,297   5,060 26.2
ID   7,037   1,085 15.4 PA  23,392   4,241 18.1
IL  21,029   5,986 28.5 RI   2,237     565 25.3
IN  14,540   4,649 32.0 SC  11,472   2,557 22.3
IA   6,019   2,194 36.5 SD   6,126     721 11.8
KS   7,745   2,095 27.0 TN  14,111   2,448 17.3
KY   9,354   2,261 24.2 TX  54,871  16,540 30.1
LA  10,508   1,611 15.3 UT   6,547   1,067 16.3
ME   6,447   1,017 15.8 VT   2,160     524 24.3
MD  16,418   6,711 40.9 VA  19,513   4,678 24.0
MA  14,241   4,623 32.5 WA  29,885   5,883 19.7
MI  26,063   5,407 20.7 WV   6,793   1,449 21.3
MN  12,371   3,565 28.8 WI  10,804   2,734 25.3
MS  10,287   2,657 25.8 WY   2,352     859 36.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.49). 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 Non-Hispanic Other people aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.50 Employment — Hispanic Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 3,041,047 675,737 22.2 MO    10,151   3,591 35.4
AL     6,104   1,386 22.7 MT     1,010     117 11.6
AK     1,251      21  1.7 NE     5,782   1,963 34.0
AZ   110,909  21,103 19.0 NV    37,965   7,917 20.9
AR     8,814   4,273 48.5 NH     1,987     439 22.1
CA   783,778 162,062 20.7 NJ   103,705  28,219 27.2
CO    61,619  16,394 26.6 NM    78,484  12,801 16.3
CT    27,758   6,379 23.0 NY   249,784  48,185 19.3
DE     3,353     634 18.9 NC    27,973   5,718 20.4
DC     4,315   2,259 52.4 ND     1,095     527 48.1
FL   467,066  91,271 19.5 OH    19,551   4,800 24.6
GA    34,736   8,538 24.6 OK    14,447   3,371 23.3
HI     6,115   1,372 22.4 OR    18,380   5,162 28.1
ID     8,442   2,570 30.4 PA    32,451   8,638 26.6
IL   100,457  20,660 20.6 RI     5,966   1,029 17.2
IN    14,892   3,009 20.2 SC     7,094     826 11.6
IA     4,164     919 22.1 SD     1,312   1,063 81.0
KS    14,144   4,727 33.4 TN    11,892   3,971 33.4
KY     3,867     510 13.2 TX   548,339 133,778 24.4
LA    16,340   4,725 28.9 UT    16,039   3,609 22.5
ME       840     389 46.3 VT       616     151 24.5
MD    27,135   9,631 35.5 VA    28,023   8,740 31.2
MA    30,401   8,200 27.0 WA    30,634   6,905 22.5
MI    22,314   6,261 28.1 WV     1,408     414 29.4
MN     7,867   2,653 33.7 WI    14,732   2,083 14.1
MS     3,349     929 27.7 WY     2,197     845 38.5

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.50). 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 Hispanic people aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.51 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic White Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  8.3 21.7 13.3 MO  7.7 20.1 12.5
AL  6.1 19.5 13.5 MT 11.7 23.7 12.0
AK  8.0 33.8 25.9 NE 11.7 25.4 13.7
AZ  7.7 16.8  9.1 NV  9.5 19.7 10.2
AR  7.9 20.2 12.3 NH 10.3 23.7 13.4
CA  8.2 23.2 15.0 NJ  9.4 25.9 16.5
CO 10.3 22.9 12.6 NM  8.9 20.0 11.0
CT  7.8 26.9 19.1 NY  7.8 23.2 15.4
DE  9.2 20.3 11.2 NC  8.4 21.2 12.8
DC 11.2 42.9 31.7 ND  9.7 27.2 17.6
FL  7.7 17.4  9.7 OH  8.4 19.9 11.6
GA  8.7 21.6 13.0 OK 10.1 22.9 12.8
HI  8.2 25.2 17.0 OR  7.8 19.5 11.7
ID 10.8 19.7  8.9 PA  7.9 22.0 14.1
IL  7.9 21.9 14.1 RI  7.8 23.3 15.5
IN  8.6 20.6 12.0 SC  8.0 19.3 11.3
IA  8.6 21.1 12.5 SD 10.1 28.2 18.1
KS  8.3 25.4 17.2 TN  8.3 21.9 13.6
KY  7.1 21.2 14.1 TX 11.0 24.2 13.3
LA  8.4 21.4 12.9 UT 10.3 24.0 13.6
ME  6.8 25.2 18.4 VT 11.1 28.4 17.2
MD  8.6 25.7 17.1 VA  8.6 24.3 15.7
MA  8.2 27.6 19.4 WA  7.4 18.7 11.3
MI  6.5 17.9 11.4 WV  5.1 17.8 12.7
MN  7.6 21.7 14.1 WI  7.1 19.2 12.1
MS 10.0 18.1  8.1 WY 10.0 20.5 10.4

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.51). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic White people aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.52 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Black Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.   6.8  22.9 16.1 MO   8.3  27.1 18.8
AL   4.4  16.6 12.2 MT ‡  15.7 ‡
AK ‡   2.6 ‡ NE  10.5  23.1 12.5
AZ   9.4  25.8 16.4 NV   4.3  19.4 15.1
AR   4.7  31.3 26.6 NH ‡  12.2 ‡
CA   7.7  26.1 18.4 NJ   7.2  22.4 15.2
CO  15.5  29.5 14.0 NM   1.0   8.1  7.0
CT   5.0  28.0 23.0 NY   5.8  21.0 15.2
DE  18.5  29.4 10.9 NC   6.6  22.9 16.4
DC  16.7  24.9  8.2 ND ‡ 100.0 ‡
FL   7.1  21.9 14.9 OH   6.9  22.9 16.0
GA   6.1  18.7 12.6 OK   7.1  20.2 13.1
HI ‡  46.1 ‡ OR ‡  40.6 ‡
ID  96.0 ‡ ‡ PA   7.9  22.8 14.9
IL   5.4  19.3 13.8 RI  10.7  19.8  9.1
IN   4.8  22.5 17.7 SC   8.5  20.6 12.1
IA ‡  21.7 ‡ SD 100.0 ‡ ‡
KS   6.4  35.6 29.2 TN   6.3  23.6 17.2
KY   4.8  22.2 17.4 TX   6.7  26.3 19.5
LA   7.1  20.3 13.3 UT  18.5  26.7  8.2
ME ‡  41.2 ‡ VT ‡  67.5 ‡
MD   8.2  26.1 17.9 VA   7.7  26.5 18.8
MA   9.2  30.8 21.6 WA   2.7  49.6 46.9
MI   4.3  18.6 14.3 WV   5.5  18.7 13.3
MN   5.2  38.9 33.7 WI   5.3  10.5  5.2
MS   5.3  23.7 18.4 WY ‡ ‡ ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.52). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Black people aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.53 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Asian Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.   7.5  23.3  15.8 MO   1.7  27.6  25.8
AL  28.6  39.0  10.5 MT ‡ ‡ ‡
AK  15.9  35.9  20.0 NE ‡ ‡ ‡
AZ   7.3  20.4  13.1 NV  13.5  16.6   3.2
AR  60.6  37.4 -23.2 NH ‡  34.8 ‡
CA   5.9  21.6  15.8 NJ   6.3  29.8  23.5
CO   3.5  24.8  21.3 NM ‡  26.0 ‡
CT   6.3  22.9  16.6 NY   6.7  23.1  16.4
DE  25.1  39.8  14.7 NC   2.9  20.1  17.2
DC ‡   1.7 ‡ ND ‡ ‡ ‡
FL   8.0  20.5  12.5 OH   2.3  17.2  14.8
GA  13.4  20.5   7.2 OK  10.0  27.8  17.8
HI   8.6  22.5  13.8 OR  13.3  26.4  13.1
ID  13.0  24.8  11.8 PA   8.5  25.5  17.0
IL   7.2  25.2  18.0 RI ‡  38.2 ‡
IN  10.3  40.7  30.3 SC  14.1  38.4  24.3
IA   6.1  18.5  12.3 SD 100.0 100.0   0.0
KS   8.5  44.7  36.3 TN  27.6  23.6  -4.0
KY  35.1  33.3  -1.8 TX  10.2  24.4  14.2
LA  28.4  41.2  12.9 UT   6.1  18.0  12.0
ME ‡  27.5 ‡ VT ‡ ‡ ‡
MD   8.4  24.5  16.1 VA   7.6  29.9  22.3
MA   5.9  19.1  13.2 WA   8.7  21.0  12.3
MI   2.0  28.9  26.9 WV  17.7  15.6  -2.1
MN   5.1  32.6  27.5 WI  15.6  30.4  14.8
MS  22.0   8.2 -13.8 WY ‡ 100.0 ‡

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.53). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Asian people aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.54 Employment Gap — Non-Hispanic Other Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  9.1 24.2 15.1 MO 11.2 17.6  6.4
AL  6.6 20.2 13.6 MT 19.7 18.1 -1.6
AK 14.2 38.0 23.8 NE 15.4 10.0 -5.4
AZ  4.0 22.4 18.4 NV 10.6 18.9  8.4
AR 10.4 12.9  2.6 NH 13.0 38.3 25.3
CA 10.7 27.3 16.6 NJ 12.8 29.5 16.6
CO  7.7 24.2 16.6 NM  8.5 23.1 14.6
CT 10.9 28.3 17.5 NY  9.6 25.4 15.8
DE  2.1 21.0 18.9 NC  8.0 18.2 10.2
DC ‡ 31.4 ‡ ND  0.6 48.1 47.4
FL  7.5 19.4 12.0 OH 12.7 19.3  6.6
GA  5.7 18.9 13.2 OK  6.3 25.4 19.1
HI  7.0 27.8 20.8 OR  4.2 26.2 22.0
ID  7.8 15.4  7.6 PA  7.5 18.1 10.7
IL 12.4 28.5 16.1 RI  6.9 25.3 18.3
IN  4.8 32.0 27.2 SC 23.6 22.3 -1.3
IA 12.2 36.5 24.2 SD 12.5 11.8 -0.8
KS  5.2 27.0 21.8 TN  6.3 17.3 11.1
KY  3.4 24.2 20.8 TX 10.5 30.1 19.6
LA 17.4 15.3 -2.1 UT  3.3 16.3 13.0
ME 10.8 15.8  5.0 VT  5.6 24.3 18.7
MD  3.8 40.9 37.0 VA  8.2 24.0 15.7
MA  7.4 32.5 25.1 WA  7.1 19.7 12.6
MI 11.5 20.7  9.3 WV  1.5 21.3 19.8
MN  7.7 28.8 21.1 WI 11.5 25.3 13.8
MS 22.3 25.8  3.5 WY 35.9 36.5  0.6

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.54). 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 difference in percentage points of Non-Hispanic Other people aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.55 Employment Gap — Hispanic Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  7.9 22.2  14.3 MO 13.6 35.4  21.8
AL  3.1 22.7  19.6 MT ‡ 11.6 ‡
AK 11.2  1.7  -9.5 NE 14.8 34.0  19.2
AZ  6.4 19.0  12.6 NV  7.2 20.9  13.6
AR 35.1 48.5  13.3 NH 21.2 22.1   0.8
CA  6.5 20.7  14.2 NJ 11.8 27.2  15.4
CO  9.3 26.6  17.3 NM  4.8 16.3  11.5
CT  5.1 23.0  17.9 NY  5.9 19.3  13.4
DE ‡ 18.9 ‡ NC 10.8 20.4   9.7
DC 15.7 52.4  36.6 ND ‡ 48.1 ‡
FL  6.1 19.5  13.5 OH  4.3 24.6  20.3
GA  8.7 24.6  15.8 OK 15.5 23.3   7.8
HI 15.9 22.4   6.6 OR 14.5 28.1  13.6
ID 17.9 30.4  12.6 PA  3.3 26.6  23.3
IL 10.7 20.6   9.9 RI  0.2 17.2  17.0
IN  5.8 20.2  14.4 SC 14.1 11.6  -2.5
IA  1.9 22.1  20.1 SD ‡ 81.0 ‡
KS 11.9 33.4  21.5 TN 16.7 33.4  16.7
KY  9.0 13.2   4.2 TX 10.4 24.4  14.0
LA 19.6 28.9   9.3 UT 15.9 22.5   6.6
ME 16.1 46.3  30.2 VT ‡ 24.5 ‡
MD  1.2 35.5  34.3 VA  5.3 31.2  25.9
MA  4.3 27.0  22.7 WA 14.3 22.5   8.2
MI  7.9 28.1  20.1 WV ‡ 29.4 ‡
MN ‡ 33.7 ‡ WI 27.0 14.1 -12.8
MS ‡ 27.7 ‡ WY 27.4 38.5  11.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.55). 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 difference in percentage points of Hispanic people 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
‡ Estimate either unavailable or too few sample observations.
Table 3.61 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 10,735,645 4,078,846 38.0 MO    224,974    84,097 37.4
AL    205,486    67,167 32.7 MT     39,651    17,133 43.2
AK     22,517     9,015 40.0 NE     54,475    26,453 48.6
AZ    243,192    97,514 40.1 NV    103,449    41,751 40.4
AR    148,754    45,600 30.7 NH     44,531    20,657 46.4
CA  1,048,223   380,854 36.3 NJ    223,010    93,016 41.7
CO    178,695    78,074 43.7 NM     92,344    26,753 29.0
CT    102,909    40,165 39.0 NY    533,456   180,407 33.8
DE     32,802    13,124 40.0 NC    363,644   123,615 34.0
DC     24,854     6,629 26.7 ND     21,462    10,951 51.0
FL    659,726   229,307 34.8 OH    431,710   161,862 37.5
GA    358,394   136,074 38.0 OK    192,817    74,403 38.6
HI     38,698    17,431 45.0 OR    158,765    60,728 38.3
ID     67,645    32,674 48.3 PA    440,729   161,091 36.6
IL    354,941   140,888 39.7 RI     38,298    16,307 42.6
IN    247,969   105,474 42.5 SC    182,595    65,532 35.9
IA     98,770    46,617 47.2 SD     26,564    13,015 49.0
KS    102,864    47,406 46.1 TN    279,739   101,025 36.1
KY    223,568    74,463 33.3 TX    928,655   389,107 41.9
LA    198,594    66,152 33.3 UT     94,217    47,130 50.0
ME     57,456    20,344 35.4 VT     22,395     4,934 22.0
MD    158,987    65,159 41.0 VA    250,387   106,400 42.5
MA    205,773    72,913 35.4 WA    266,341   108,423 40.7
MI    380,746   132,750 34.9 WV     86,497    23,037 26.6
MN    148,928    67,294 45.2 WI    170,712    76,494 44.8
MS    133,864    41,519 31.0 WY     19,873     9,918 49.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.61). 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 males with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.62 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 10,787,405 3,896,744 36.1 MO    227,351    81,497 35.8
AL    228,734    67,646 29.6 MT     33,677    13,437 39.9
AK     18,213     6,928 38.0 NE     43,621    20,737 47.5
AZ    245,610    88,447 36.0 NV    105,151    34,233 32.6
AR    148,550    45,363 30.5 NH     42,684    17,929 42.0
CA  1,016,006   373,170 36.7 NJ    228,846    91,413 39.9
CO    159,908    62,901 39.3 NM     87,671    28,457 32.5
CT     95,196    35,464 37.3 NY    559,101   189,008 33.8
DE     36,325    16,758 46.1 NC    381,479   124,266 32.6
DC     21,556     7,361 34.1 ND     16,477     8,832 53.6
FL    685,504   244,633 35.7 OH    442,538   160,143 36.2
GA    399,562   137,506 34.4 OK    180,542    67,042 37.1
HI     28,762    12,639 43.9 OR    156,603    54,884 35.0
ID     63,272    22,591 35.7 PA    442,761   158,641 35.8
IL    361,935   139,646 38.6 RI     40,656    15,574 38.3
IN    266,279    95,129 35.7 SC    198,055    66,438 33.5
IA     98,442    42,097 42.8 SD     23,152    10,163 43.9
KS    103,203    43,590 42.2 TN    277,756    86,361 31.1
KY    223,477    70,262 31.4 TX    881,245   345,909 39.3
LA    196,577    65,776 33.5 UT     93,198    42,001 45.1
ME     51,641    17,219 33.3 VT     21,099     8,666 41.1
MD    176,725    69,907 39.6 VA    261,397    99,752 38.2
MA    207,455    84,358 40.7 WA    263,245    97,570 37.1
MI    378,571   122,715 32.4 WV     90,283    25,868 28.7
MN    158,832    65,141 41.0 WI    164,613    69,271 42.1
MS    135,758    35,558 26.2 WY     18,111     5,847 32.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.62). 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 females with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.63 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 88,550,721 70,070,403 79.1 MO  1,598,409  1,297,726 81.2
AL  1,223,233    962,228 78.7 MT    273,725    226,011 82.6
AK    200,741    146,103 72.8 NE    513,894    435,900 84.8
AZ  1,959,491  1,533,204 78.2 NV    856,570    661,772 77.3
AR    727,792    563,427 77.4 NH    383,569    317,841 82.9
CA 11,251,259  8,728,338 77.6 NJ  2,465,084  1,949,003 79.1
CO  1,679,771  1,380,651 82.2 NM    523,027    385,815 73.8
CT    982,398    782,722 79.7 NY  5,343,539  4,018,564 75.2
DE    246,637    196,951 79.9 NC  2,730,781  2,153,697 78.9
DC    207,525    157,347 75.8 ND    210,025    177,024 84.3
FL  5,641,751  4,442,097 78.7 OH  3,061,501  2,452,853 80.1
GA  2,824,736  2,203,524 78.0 OK    987,584    784,537 79.4
HI    354,183    277,843 78.4 OR  1,137,298    903,228 79.4
ID    469,225    395,488 84.3 PA  3,409,698  2,701,775 79.2
IL  3,480,552  2,768,631 79.5 RI    287,020    226,853 79.0
IN  1,781,177  1,442,940 81.0 SC  1,298,464  1,023,782 78.8
IA    841,650    706,799 84.0 SD    237,067    198,648 83.8
KS    751,705    628,895 83.7 TN  1,779,813  1,408,722 79.2
KY  1,114,883    875,986 78.6 TX  8,056,118  6,426,160 79.8
LA  1,158,072    842,491 72.7 UT    889,144    770,648 86.7
ME    340,197    276,524 81.3 VT    172,488    137,111 79.5
MD  1,630,949  1,313,451 80.5 VA  2,279,730  1,846,274 81.0
MA  1,937,652  1,544,515 79.7 WA  2,124,243  1,718,286 80.9
MI  2,647,194  2,066,716 78.1 WV    444,489    333,053 74.9
MN  1,563,235  1,312,608 84.0 WI  1,607,541  1,323,612 82.3
MS    713,333    515,224 72.2 WY    150,559    126,805 84.2

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.63). 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 males ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.64 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 89,924,508 63,878,669 71.0 MO  1,628,363  1,212,273 74.4
AL  1,292,784    866,830 67.1 MT    279,921    205,329 73.4
AK    194,783    138,168 70.9 NE    512,272    401,382 78.4
AZ  1,941,208  1,325,486 68.3 NV    853,519    572,483 67.1
AR    750,714    525,585 70.0 NH    378,791    289,775 76.5
CA 11,113,452  7,457,836 67.1 NJ  2,504,818  1,797,980 71.8
CO  1,627,608  1,214,021 74.6 NM    535,655    353,204 65.9
CT  1,006,551    748,947 74.4 NY  5,519,511  3,859,795 69.9
DE    264,155    187,197 70.9 NC  2,931,924  2,076,616 70.8
DC    236,262    178,081 75.4 ND    196,636    160,415 81.6
FL  5,817,357  4,109,886 70.6 OH  3,087,271  2,252,564 73.0
GA  2,998,526  2,073,600 69.2 OK  1,017,545    707,524 69.5
HI    373,528    273,237 73.2 OR  1,133,853    818,895 72.2
ID    472,632    334,676 70.8 PA  3,430,669  2,504,297 73.0
IL  3,503,981  2,542,114 72.5 RI    297,139    218,286 73.5
IN  1,792,898  1,314,742 73.3 SC  1,403,313    967,868 69.0
IA    832,621    651,318 78.2 SD    233,868    188,660 80.7
KS    756,392    580,131 76.7 TN  1,872,159  1,339,441 71.5
KY  1,129,149    801,559 71.0 TX  8,094,900  5,505,191 68.0
LA  1,220,292    812,693 66.6 UT    868,329    623,176 71.8
ME    349,650    272,783 78.0 VT    164,327    129,620 78.9
MD  1,715,686  1,288,230 75.1 VA  2,386,871  1,747,764 73.2
MA  2,006,086  1,505,309 75.0 WA  2,084,617  1,493,991 71.7
MI  2,659,860  1,869,337 70.3 WV    433,917    287,185 66.2
MN  1,521,616  1,213,610 79.8 WI  1,584,345  1,238,954 78.2
MS    763,927    529,510 69.3 WY    148,257    111,115 74.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.64). 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 females ages 18 to 64 without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.65 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 38.0 79.1 41.1 MO 37.4 81.2 43.8
AL 32.7 78.7 46.0 MT 43.2 82.6 39.4
AK 40.0 72.8 32.7 NE 48.6 84.8 36.3
AZ 40.1 78.2 38.1 NV 40.4 77.3 36.9
AR 30.7 77.4 46.8 NH 46.4 82.9 36.5
CA 36.3 77.6 41.2 NJ 41.7 79.1 37.4
CO 43.7 82.2 38.5 NM 29.0 73.8 44.8
CT 39.0 79.7 40.6 NY 33.8 75.2 41.4
DE 40.0 79.9 39.8 NC 34.0 78.9 44.9
DC 26.7 75.8 49.1 ND 51.0 84.3 33.3
FL 34.8 78.7 44.0 OH 37.5 80.1 42.6
GA 38.0 78.0 40.0 OK 38.6 79.4 40.9
HI 45.0 78.4 33.4 OR 38.3 79.4 41.2
ID 48.3 84.3 36.0 PA 36.6 79.2 42.7
IL 39.7 79.5 39.9 RI 42.6 79.0 36.5
IN 42.5 81.0 38.5 SC 35.9 78.8 43.0
IA 47.2 84.0 36.8 SD 49.0 83.8 34.8
KS 46.1 83.7 37.6 TN 36.1 79.2 43.0
KY 33.3 78.6 45.3 TX 41.9 79.8 37.9
LA 33.3 72.7 39.4 UT 50.0 86.7 36.7
ME 35.4 81.3 45.9 VT 22.0 79.5 57.5
MD 41.0 80.5 39.5 VA 42.5 81.0 38.5
MA 35.4 79.7 44.3 WA 40.7 80.9 40.2
MI 34.9 78.1 43.2 WV 26.6 74.9 48.3
MN 45.2 84.0 38.8 WI 44.8 82.3 37.5
MS 31.0 72.2 41.2 WY 49.9 84.2 34.3

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.65). 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 difference in percentage points of males ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.66 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 18 to 64 Years Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 36.1 71.0 34.9 MO 35.8 74.4 38.6
AL 29.6 67.1 37.5 MT 39.9 73.4 33.5
AK 38.0 70.9 32.9 NE 47.5 78.4 30.8
AZ 36.0 68.3 32.3 NV 32.6 67.1 34.5
AR 30.5 70.0 39.5 NH 42.0 76.5 34.5
CA 36.7 67.1 30.4 NJ 39.9 71.8 31.8
CO 39.3 74.6 35.3 NM 32.5 65.9 33.5
CT 37.3 74.4 37.2 NY 33.8 69.9 36.1
DE 46.1 70.9 24.7 NC 32.6 70.8 38.3
DC 34.1 75.4 41.2 ND 53.6 81.6 28.0
FL 35.7 70.6 35.0 OH 36.2 73.0 36.8
GA 34.4 69.2 34.7 OK 37.1 69.5 32.4
HI 43.9 73.2 29.2 OR 35.0 72.2 37.2
ID 35.7 70.8 35.1 PA 35.8 73.0 37.2
IL 38.6 72.5 34.0 RI 38.3 73.5 35.2
IN 35.7 73.3 37.6 SC 33.5 69.0 35.4
IA 42.8 78.2 35.5 SD 43.9 80.7 36.8
KS 42.2 76.7 34.5 TN 31.1 71.5 40.5
KY 31.4 71.0 39.5 TX 39.3 68.0 28.8
LA 33.5 66.6 33.1 UT 45.1 71.8 26.7
ME 33.3 78.0 44.7 VT 41.1 78.9 37.8
MD 39.6 75.1 35.5 VA 38.2 73.2 35.1
MA 40.7 75.0 34.4 WA 37.1 71.7 34.6
MI 32.4 70.3 37.9 WV 28.7 66.2 37.5
MN 41.0 79.8 38.7 WI 42.1 78.2 36.1
MS 26.2 69.3 43.1 WY 32.3 74.9 42.7

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.66). 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 difference in percentage points of females ages 18 to 64 with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.69 Employment — Male Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 8,437,200 900,205 10.7 MO   174,584  18,433 10.6
AL   147,561  13,299  9.0 MT    37,340   5,298 14.2
AK    20,309   1,857  9.1 NE    48,293   7,416 15.4
AZ   218,941  19,164  8.8 NV    87,254   8,859 10.2
AR   106,407  11,561 10.9 NH    35,116   4,200 12.0
CA   873,657  79,193  9.1 NJ   193,389  23,406 12.1
CO   125,283  16,514 13.2 NM    75,429   6,799  9.0
CT    84,779   9,396 11.1 NY   437,309  45,855 10.5
DE    27,600   4,645 16.8 NC   269,932  27,488 10.2
DC     9,032   2,630 29.1 ND    18,911   2,081 11.0
FL   686,137  70,806 10.3 OH   322,036  35,542 11.0
GA   244,751  25,398 10.4 OK   134,830  16,538 12.3
HI    40,122   4,154 10.4 OR   133,328  12,733  9.6
ID    52,422   7,780 14.8 PA   353,951  34,797  9.8
IL   297,126  30,574 10.3 RI    27,728   2,119  7.6
IN   169,034  20,104 11.9 SC   162,146  16,440 10.1
IA    84,499   9,431 11.2 SD    23,796   3,474 14.6
KS    77,710   8,208 10.6 TN   209,399  24,478 11.7
KY   134,864  12,057  8.9 TX   628,053  86,924 13.8
LA   129,862  15,150 11.7 UT    56,540   6,483 11.5
ME    40,574   4,134 10.2 VT    17,901   2,254 12.6
MD   121,085  13,377 11.0 VA   195,048  21,796 11.2
MA   162,072  15,564  9.6 WA   200,032  19,123  9.6
MI   272,468  23,912  8.8 WV    71,905   3,530  4.9
MN   134,912  13,813 10.2 WI   145,425  15,769 10.8
MS    97,903  13,083 13.4 WY    18,415   2,566 13.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.69). 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 males aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.70 Employment — Female Civilians with Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 10,639,788 646,007  6.1 MO    207,764  11,757  5.7
AL    192,799   6,322  3.3 MT     38,337   3,849 10.0
AK     16,665   1,650  9.9 NE     56,817   4,921  8.7
AZ    240,159  14,506  6.0 NV     95,741   8,007  8.4
AR    125,048   7,667  6.1 NH     46,716   4,324  9.3
CA  1,138,699  71,757  6.3 NJ    284,244  21,312  7.5
CO    136,951  10,053  7.3 NM     76,804   4,362  5.7
CT    117,217   5,529  4.7 NY    669,513  34,478  5.1
DE     34,338   1,787  5.2 NC    359,016  22,992  6.4
DC     14,808     874  5.9 ND     19,532   1,363  7.0
FL    819,553  40,070  4.9 OH    420,812  25,572  6.1
GA    309,197  18,679  6.0 OK    152,473  11,296  7.4
HI     48,106   3,212  6.7 OR    140,082   8,878  6.3
ID     61,255   5,444  8.9 PA    471,354  28,932  6.1
IL    402,194  23,927  5.9 RI     39,257   2,817  7.2
IN    216,133  11,409  5.3 SC    187,566  13,732  7.3
IA    101,380   6,108  6.0 SD     27,283   1,944  7.1
KS     91,295   5,680  6.2 TN    258,901  14,046  5.4
KY    172,987   9,450  5.5 TX    775,801  58,369  7.5
LA    171,987  11,952  6.9 UT     60,085   5,783  9.6
ME     53,355   2,330  4.4 VT     19,105   1,652  8.6
MD    182,923  11,303  6.2 VA    269,587  16,579  6.1
MA    212,481  13,696  6.4 WA    226,207  13,269  5.9
MI    336,001  14,392  4.3 WV     80,828   4,181  5.2
MN    153,973   7,431  4.8 WI    173,761   8,591  4.9
MS    114,788   6,147  5.4 WY     17,910   1,626  9.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.70). 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 females aged 65 years and older with disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.71 Employment — Male Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 16,355,657 4,331,077 26.5 MO    301,352    72,596 24.1
AL    228,850    54,686 23.9 MT     63,511    16,537 26.0
AK     26,928     9,806 36.4 NE     96,060    29,546 30.8
AZ    419,872    81,812 19.5 NV    158,689    34,714 21.9
AR    134,299    36,524 27.2 NH     84,459    23,104 27.4
CA  1,778,679   490,699 27.6 NJ    461,764   147,939 32.0
CO    276,207    80,160 29.0 NM    103,189    23,565 22.8
CT    198,949    63,765 32.1 NY  1,028,793   278,198 27.0
DE     59,633    15,815 26.5 NC    522,603   140,694 26.9
DC     28,379     8,494 29.9 ND     39,218    12,989 33.1
FL  1,413,122   304,588 21.6 OH    607,022   147,079 24.2
GA    442,848   115,519 26.1 OK    158,089    47,039 29.8
HI     83,885    25,157 30.0 OR    229,617    56,701 24.7
ID     93,039    23,920 25.7 PA    721,291   193,647 26.8
IL    621,857   164,989 26.5 RI     55,230    16,441 29.8
IN    322,041    79,901 24.8 SC    272,697    63,317 23.2
IA    172,190    46,044 26.7 SD     48,044    16,627 34.6
KS    146,006    47,470 32.5 TN    308,561    84,202 27.3
KY    202,321    51,877 25.6 TX  1,095,206   339,008 31.0
LA    206,088    52,306 25.4 UT    122,587    37,965 31.0
ME     92,044    27,355 29.7 VT     41,202    11,217 27.2
MD    310,010    97,405 31.4 VA    422,298   127,615 30.2
MA    360,691   121,850 33.8 WA    363,274    82,894 22.8
MI    541,581   112,271 20.7 WV    100,742    20,615 20.5
MN    295,614    80,184 27.1 WI    341,431    76,304 22.3
MS    121,026    29,488 24.4 WY     32,569     8,439 25.9

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.71). 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 males aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.72 Employment — Female Civilians without Disabilities Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Total Employed   State Total Employed
Count % [1] Count % [1]
U.S. 20,216,145 3,695,705 18.3 MO    400,242    73,864 18.5
AL    297,611    46,234 15.5 MT     72,240    14,926 20.7
AK     26,604     7,875 29.6 NE    115,718    23,759 20.5
AZ    503,723    80,770 16.0 NV    178,888    31,094 17.4
AR    175,255    31,278 17.8 NH     98,826    20,889 21.1
CA  2,166,551   405,391 18.7 NJ    572,357   121,763 21.3
CO    340,247    64,991 19.1 NM    136,423    21,558 15.8
CT    248,763    55,389 22.3 NY  1,250,206   237,050 19.0
DE     75,146    13,784 18.3 NC    670,541   114,181 17.0
DC     40,469    13,733 33.9 ND     47,294    11,356 24.0
FL  1,729,903   266,927 15.4 OH    756,220   128,267 17.0
GA    586,694   100,523 17.1 OK    206,960    37,028 17.9
HI    103,715    20,636 19.9 OR    287,309    49,233 17.1
ID    103,541    15,516 15.0 PA    893,611   164,528 18.4
IL    758,521   136,785 18.0 RI     67,985    12,158 17.9
IN    400,325    72,334 18.1 SC    350,164    58,776 16.8
IA    209,971    35,367 16.8 SD     55,244    11,958 21.6
KS    181,299    39,159 21.6 TN    393,582    71,580 18.2
KY    255,600    45,597 17.8 TX  1,368,477   266,249 19.5
LA    256,672    47,334 18.4 UT    138,602    23,687 17.1
ME    105,688    22,141 20.9 VT     46,256    13,515 29.2
MD    377,577    84,552 22.4 VA    519,955   108,934 21.0
MA    459,148   102,746 22.4 WA    445,547    76,824 17.2
MI    662,842   109,598 16.5 WV    121,558    19,333 15.9
MN    358,347    66,108 18.4 WI    393,210    63,980 16.3
MS    170,324    28,250 16.6 WY     34,194     6,197 18.1

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.72). 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 females aged 65 years and older without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.73 Employment Gap — Male Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S. 10.7 26.5 15.8 MO 10.6 24.1 13.5
AL  9.0 23.9 14.9 MT 14.2 26.0 11.8
AK  9.1 36.4 27.3 NE 15.4 30.8 15.4
AZ  8.8 19.5 10.7 NV 10.2 21.9 11.7
AR 10.9 27.2 16.3 NH 12.0 27.4 15.4
CA  9.1 27.6 18.5 NJ 12.1 32.0 19.9
CO 13.2 29.0 15.8 NM  9.0 22.8 13.8
CT 11.1 32.1 21.0 NY 10.5 27.0 16.6
DE 16.8 26.5  9.7 NC 10.2 26.9 16.7
DC 29.1 29.9  0.8 ND 11.0 33.1 22.1
FL 10.3 21.6 11.2 OH 11.0 24.2 13.2
GA 10.4 26.1 15.7 OK 12.3 29.8 17.5
HI 10.4 30.0 19.6 OR  9.6 24.7 15.1
ID 14.8 25.7 10.9 PA  9.8 26.8 17.0
IL 10.3 26.5 16.2 RI  7.6 29.8 22.1
IN 11.9 24.8 12.9 SC 10.1 23.2 13.1
IA 11.2 26.7 15.6 SD 14.6 34.6 20.0
KS 10.6 32.5 22.0 TN 11.7 27.3 15.6
KY  8.9 25.6 16.7 TX 13.8 31.0 17.1
LA 11.7 25.4 13.7 UT 11.5 31.0 19.5
ME 10.2 29.7 19.5 VT 12.6 27.2 14.6
MD 11.0 31.4 20.4 VA 11.2 30.2 19.0
MA  9.6 33.8 24.2 WA  9.6 22.8 13.3
MI  8.8 20.7 12.0 WV  4.9 20.5 15.6
MN 10.2 27.1 16.9 WI 10.8 22.3 11.5
MS 13.4 24.4 11.0 WY 13.9 25.9 12.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.73). 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 difference in percentage points of males aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.
Table 3.74 Employment Gap — Female Civilians Ages 65 Years and Over Living in the Community for the United States and States: 2020
State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]   State Employment Rate (%) Gap (% pts) [1]
Disability No Disability Disability No Disability
U.S.  6.1 18.3 12.2 MO  5.7 18.5 12.8
AL  3.3 15.5 12.3 MT 10.0 20.7 10.6
AK  9.9 29.6 19.7 NE  8.7 20.5 11.9
AZ  6.0 16.0 10.0 NV  8.4 17.4  9.0
AR  6.1 17.8 11.7 NH  9.3 21.1 11.9
CA  6.3 18.7 12.4 NJ  7.5 21.3 13.8
CO  7.3 19.1 11.8 NM  5.7 15.8 10.1
CT  4.7 22.3 17.5 NY  5.1 19.0 13.8
DE  5.2 18.3 13.1 NC  6.4 17.0 10.6
DC  5.9 33.9 28.0 ND  7.0 24.0 17.0
FL  4.9 15.4 10.5 OH  6.1 17.0 10.9
GA  6.0 17.1 11.1 OK  7.4 17.9 10.5
HI  6.7 19.9 13.2 OR  6.3 17.1 10.8
ID  8.9 15.0  6.1 PA  6.1 18.4 12.3
IL  5.9 18.0 12.1 RI  7.2 17.9 10.7
IN  5.3 18.1 12.8 SC  7.3 16.8  9.5
IA  6.0 16.8 10.8 SD  7.1 21.6 14.5
KS  6.2 21.6 15.4 TN  5.4 18.2 12.8
KY  5.5 17.8 12.4 TX  7.5 19.5 11.9
LA  6.9 18.4 11.5 UT  9.6 17.1  7.5
ME  4.4 20.9 16.6 VT  8.6 29.2 20.6
MD  6.2 22.4 16.2 VA  6.1 21.0 14.8
MA  6.4 22.4 15.9 WA  5.9 17.2 11.4
MI  4.3 16.5 12.3 WV  5.2 15.9 10.7
MN  4.8 18.4 13.6 WI  4.9 16.3 11.3
MS  5.4 16.6 11.2 WY  9.1 18.1  9.0

Citation: Paul, S., Rafal, M., & Houtenville, A. (2021). Annual Disability Statistics Supplement: 2021 (Table 3.74). 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 difference in percentage points of females aged 65 years and older with and without disabilities who are employed.