Here are the states ranked by percentage of hospitals complying with the law:
1. Arizona: 34 percent
t-2. Massachusetts: 33 percent
t-2. Rhode Island: 33 percent
t-2. Utah: 33 percent
t-2. North Carolina: 33 percent
6. Illinois: 32 percent
7. Indiana: 30 percent
t-8. Kentucky: 28 percent
t-8. Nebraska: 28 percent
10. New Hampshire: 27 percent
11. West Virginia: 24 percent
t-12. Mississippi: 23 percent
t-12. North Dakota: 23 percent
t-12. Tennessee: 23 percent
15. Georgia: 22 percent
t-16. Delaware: 21 percent
t-16. Nevada: 21 percent
t-16. Wisconsin: 21 percent
t-19. Florida: 20 percent
t-19. Maryland: 20 percent
t-19. Oregon: 20 percent
t-19. Virginia: 20 percent
23. New Mexico: 19 percent
24. Maine: 18 percent
t-25. Alabama: 16 percent
t-25. Louisiana: 16 percent
t-27. Arkansas: 15 percent
t-27. New Jersey: 15 percent
t-29. California: 14 percent
t-29. Vermont: 14 percent
t-31. Idaho: 12 percent
t-31. Texas: 12 percent
t-33. Minnesota: 10 percent
t-33. Iowa: 10 percent
t-33. Washington: 10 percent
36. New York: 9 percent
t-37. Kansas: 8 percent
t-37. Ohio: 8 percent
t-37. Missouri: 8 percent
40. Pennsylvania: 7 percent
t-41. Oklahoma: 6 percent
t-41. Alaska: 6 percent
t-41. South Carolina: 6 percent
t-44. Michigan: 4 percent
t-44. Montana: 4 percent
46. Colorado: 3 percent
t-47. Connecticut: 0 percent
t-47. Hawaii: 0 percent
t-47. South Dakota: 0 percent
t-47. Wyoming: 0 percent
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