States reported data from 2010 to 2016, which varied by calendar year, state fiscal year and federal fiscal year.
Here are the top ten states, ranked from highest percentage to lowest, including ties.
1. New Mexico ─ 72 percent
2. Arkansas ─ 67 percent
3. Louisiana ─ 65 percent
4. Mississippi ─ 64 percent
5. Nevada ─ 64 percent
6. Wisconsin ─ 64 percent
7. Oklahoma ─ 60 percent
8. South Carolina ─ 60 percent
9. Alabama ─ 58 percent
10. Arizona ─ 54 percent
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