2013 PRAMS Response Rate Table

At a glance

The table below includes sample size, number of respondents, unweighted percent responding, and weighted percent responding for PRAMS sites in 2013.

Data Table

Site Sample Size Respondents Unweighted % Responding Weighted % Responding
Alabama* 1,426 755 52.9 53
Alaska 1,961 1,322 67.4 68.6
Arkansas† 1,852 1,041 56.2 60.9
Connecticut* 2,416 1,214 50.2 56.7
Colorado 2,729 1,665 61 61.2
Delaware 1,496 1,014 67.8 68.4
Florida* 2,447 1,320 53.9 55.1
Georgia 1,120 740 66.1 65.9
Hawaii 2,185 1,479 67.7 70.4
Illinois 2,165 1,406 64.9 65.4
Iowa 1,871 1,168 62.4 72.3
Louisiana* 2,860 1,590 55.6 58.4
Maine 1,499 955 63.7 65.3
Maryland 2,210 1,305 59 64.9
Massachusetts 2,585 1,473 57 62
Michigan 3,964 2,025 51.1 59.7
Minnesota 2,652 1,343 50.6 60.2
Mississippi* 3,079 6,80 22.1 27.1
Missouri 1,752 1,185 67.6 68.8
Nebraska 2,807 1,625 57.9 65.5
New Hampshire 968 639 66 67.1
New Jersey 1,343 945 70.4 71.5
New Mexico 2,441 1,631 66.8 66.4
New York 2,277 1,232 54.1 60.3
New York City 2,128 1,404 66 68
North Carolina* 1,805 769 42.6 44.1
Ohio* 2,583 1,465 56.7 56.4
Oklahoma 2,993 1,891 63.2 62.8
Oregon 2,679 1,545 57.7 62.1
Pennsylvania 1,642 1,073 65.3 68
Rhode Island 1,964 1,202 61.2 62
South Carolina* 1,883 949 50.4 52.8
Tennessee 1,304 764 58.6 60.7
Texas* 2,308 1,241 53.8 55.1
Utah 2,359 1,408 59.7 66
Vermont 1,294 959 74.1 74.8
Virginia* 1,143 505 44.2 45.2
Washington 1,832 1,080 59 65
West Virginia 2,205 1,448 65.7 66.3
Wisconsin 2,939 1,542 52.5 63
Wyoming 1,076 625 58.1 61.8
* Does not meet 60% weighted response rate criteria.
† Arkansas data represent births from April 19 through December 31.
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National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP); Division of Reproductive Health