How the unemployment rate has changed in all 50 states from April to May

Change in unemployment rate by state from April to May: 

1. Vermont: -11.5 percent 
2. New Hampshire: -10.4 percent 
3. Massachusetts: -8 percent 
4. Oregon: -7 percent 
5. Wyoming: -6 percent 
6. Washington: -5.3 percent 
7. Hawaii: -4.9 percent 
8. Arkansas: -4.9 percent 
9. Mississippi: -4.8 percent 
10. Virginia: -4.2 percent 
11. Maryland: -4.2 percent 
12. Michigan: -3.8 percent 
13. Illinois: -3.5 percent 
14. Pennsylvania: -3.2 percent 
15. Nebraska: -2.8 percent 
16. Maine: -2.4 percent 
17. Ohio: -2.2 percent 
18. Connecticut: -2 percent 
19. North Carolina: -1.7 percent 
20. Oklahoma: -1.7 percent 
21. Delaware: -1.4 percent 
22. Kansas: -1.3 percent 
23. West Virginia: -1.3 percent 
24. Iowa: -1.1 percent 
25. Rhode Island: -1 percent 
26. Alaska: -0.9 percent 
27. Nevada: -0.7 percent 
28. South Dakota: -0.7 percent 
29. New York: -0.6 percent 
30. Tennessee: -0.4 percent 
31. Arizona: -0.2 percent 
32. North Dakota: -0.1 percent 
33. South Carolina: No change 
34. Alabama: No change 
35. New Mexico: +0.2 percent 
36. Wisconsin: +0.5 percent 
37. Colorado: +0.7 percent 
38. Kentucky: +1 percent 
39. Louisiana: +1.1 percent 
40. Missouri: +1.2 percent 
41. Utah: +1.6 percent 
42. California: +1.7 percent 
43. Minnesota: +1.7 percent 
44. Texas: +1.8 percent 
45. Idaho: +2.1 percent 
46. Indiana: +2.2 percent 
47. Florida: +2.2 percent 
48. New Jersey: +2.5 percent 
49. Georgia: +2.7 percent 
50. Montana: +3.1 percent

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