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Health Statistics > Abortion Rate (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount 
# 1     District of Columbia: 37 
# 2     New York: 30 
# 3     Delaware: 28 
# 4     Florida: 26 
= 5     Nevada: 23 
= 5     Rhode Island: 23 
# 7     Kansas: 21 
= 8     Oregon: 20 
= 8     Washington: 20 
= 10     Connecticut: 19 
= 10     New Jersey: 19 
# 12     Massachusetts: 18 
= 13     North Carolina: 17 
= 13     Illinois: 17 
= 13     Georgia: 17 
= 16     Hawaii: 16 
= 16     Texas: 16 
= 18     Ohio: 15 
= 18     Virginia: 15 
= 20     Tennessee: 14 
= 20     Minnesota: 14 
= 20     Pennsylvania: 14 
= 20     Alabama: 14 
= 24     New Mexico: 13 
= 24     Montana: 13 
= 24     Michigan: 13 
# 27     Vermont: 12 
= 28     Louisiana: 11 
= 28     Arkansas: 11 
= 28     Maryland: 11 
= 28     Nebraska: 11 
# 32     Oklahoma: 10 
= 33     Maine: 9 
= 33     Iowa: 9 
= 33     Indiana: 9 
= 33     North Dakota: 9 
= 33     Wisconsin: 9 
= 38     Arizona: 8 
= 38     South Carolina: 8 
# 40     Utah: 7 
= 41     Missouri: 6 
= 41     West Virginia: 6 
= 41     South Dakota: 6 
= 41     Mississippi: 6 
# 45     Colorado: 5 
# 46     Kentucky: 4 
# 47     Idaho: 3 
Weighted average: 14.1  


DEFINITION: Rate of Legal Abortions per 1,000 Women of Reproductive Age by State of Occurrence, 2001. Data not available for California, New Hampshire, Alaska and Wyoming.

SOURCE: statehealthfacts.org

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Dr. Hemsor Rimsfeld
25th February 2011 		They don't disagree, you are talking about 2006, for some reason the author is using 2001 numbers. And neither are good or accurate as the CDC and the "left" attempts to soften the numbers with supposed age limits on (legal) collection of information and several other variances that always hide about 15 percent of the actual abortions. And they finely tuned their prerequisites to collect info so liberal states would be toned down the most. It's all a game to hide just how sick your society really is in the matter of love for human life.
charles
27th January 2011 		The legalization of abortion in this country is one of the causes of our economic problems today. There simply aren't enough people to keep the economy growing. abortion is the worst form of selfishness there is. It's playing God with an unborn child and deciding that that child has no value. America will continue to decline until Roe v. Wade is overturned.
Ben Tovar
2nd June 2010 		It's interesting that your "statistics" disagree with CDC stats.

http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss5511a1.htm#tab1

I'll take the CDC stats, thank you.
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