The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS)

United States Total

44.6

(43.1-46.2)

53,174,000

(50,947,000-55,400,000)

Alabama

39.3

(31.2-48.1)

737,000

(575,000-899,000)

Alaska

58.0

(48.1-67.2)

143,000

(111,000-175,000)

Arizona

43.6

(34.1-53.5)

1,064,000

(779,000-1,350,000)

Arkansas

42.2

(33.9-51.0)

475,000

(373,000-577,000)

California

40.7

(35.3-46.2)

5,634,000

(4,819,000-6,448,000)

Colorado

47.4

(38.4-56.5)

897,000

(674,000-1,120,000)

Connecticut

48.6

(38.8-58.5)

683,000

(504,000-862,000)

Delaware

34.9

(23.8-47.8)

123,000

(88,000-159,000)

District of Columbia

43.0

(26.4-61.4)

112,000

(57,000-167,000)

Florida

41.8

(34.4-49.7)

3,111,000

(2,451,000-3,771,000)

Georgia

46.4

(38.0-54.9)

1,731,000

(1,340,000-2,121,000)

Hawaii

41.9

(29.7-55.2)

210,000

(135,000-285,000)

Idaho

46.9

(38.0-56.0)

265,000

(197,000-333,000)

Illinois

50.6

(41.2-59.9)

2,526,000

(1,960,000-3,093,000)

Indiana

43.9

(36.1-52.0)

1,091,000

(852,000-1,329,000)

Iowa

33.1

(26.0-41.1)

389,000

(292,000-486,000)

Kansas

39.4

(29.9-49.8)

424,000

(285,000-562,000)

Kentucky

47.7

(39.5-56.1)

812,000

(638,000-986,000)

Louisiana

28.9

(21.3-38.0)

509,000

(353,000-664,000)

Maine

42.5

(33.2-52.5)

231,000

(185,000-277,000)

Maryland

54.9

(45.4-64.1)

1,248,000

(916,000-1,580,000)

Massachusetts

41.1

(32.1-50.7)

1,105,000

(817,000-1,392,000)

Michigan

45.2

(36.0-54.8)

1,773,000

(1,300,000-2,247,000)

Minnesota

48.4

(39.9-57.0)

982,000

(745,000-1,219,000)

Mississippi

33.8

(24.8-44.1)

387,000

(262,000-511,000)

Missouri

39.8

(31.2-48.9)

939,000

(683,000-1,194,000)

Montana

40.2

(31.6-49.4)

153,000

(115,000-190,000)

Nebraska

47.5

(38.5-56.6)

325,000

(240,000-410,000)

Nevada

48.0

(38.8-57.3)

463,000

(352,000-575,000)

New Hampshire

51.2

(41.6-60.7)

272,000

(201,000-342,000)

New Jersey

46.7

(35.9-57.7)

1,606,000

(1,121,000-2,091,000)

New Mexico

49.0

(40.3-57.7)

374,000

(292,000-457,000)

New York

48.2

(40.5-56.0)

3,798,000

(2,998,000-4,598,000)

North Carolina

51.0

(43.2-58.7)

1,875,000

(1,499,000-2,251,000)

North Dakota

30.6

(22.1-40.6)

77,000

(50,000-104,000)

Ohio

41.2

(32.2-50.7)

1,886,000

(1,402,000-2,369,000)

Oklahoma

48.0

(38.6-57.4)

680,000

(503,000-856,000)

Oregon

55.7

(47.2-63.9)

837,000

(666,000-1,008,000)

Pennsylvania

45.3

(37.4-53.4)

2,313,000

(1,827,000-2,798,000)

Rhode Island

34.9

(26.7-44.3)

151,000

(114,000-187,000)

South Carolina

45.9

(36.0-56.1)

831,000

(584,000-1,079,000)

South Dakota

38.7

(27.1-51.7)

120,000

(65,000-174,000)

Tennessee

44.4

(36.2-52.9)

1,108,000

(847,000-1,368,000)

Texas

46.5

(39.8-53.3)

4,201,000

(3,475,000-4,928,000)

Utah

47.8

(39.9-55.8)

459,000

(368,000-551,000)

Vermont

43.3

(33.7-53.4)

110,000

(78,000-142,000)

Virginia

42.0

(33.5-50.9)

1,302,000

(979,000-1,626,000)

Washington

53.2

(45.0-61.2)

1,367,000

(1,096,000-1,637,000)

West Virginia

35.9

(27.8-44.9)

265,000

(202,000-329,000)

Wisconsin

41.3

(33.6-49.6)

912,000

(711,000-1,112,000)

Wyoming

43.8

(33.5-54.6)

89,000

(61,000-117,000)