Same filters.
Different states.
Each comparison uses the same filters. We check age, height, income, education, marital status, and body mass index (BMI). Only the state changes. These estimates do not count active daters.
Compare two states.
We selected 20 useful state pairs. The site does not create every possible state pair.
California and Texas
Compare the estimated shares in California and Texas. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →02 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONNYANDFLNew York and Florida
Compare the estimated shares in New York and Florida. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →03 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONTXANDFLTexas and Florida
Compare the estimated shares in Texas and Florida. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →04 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONCAANDNYCalifornia and New York
Compare the estimated shares in California and New York. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →05 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONNYANDNJNew York and New Jersey
Compare the estimated shares in New York and New Jersey. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →06 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONWAANDORWashington and Oregon
Compare the estimated shares in Washington and Oregon. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →07 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONNCANDSCNorth Carolina and South Carolina
Compare the estimated shares in North Carolina and South Carolina. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →08 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONGAANDFLGeorgia and Florida
Compare the estimated shares in Georgia and Florida. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →09 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONILANDTXIllinois and Texas
Compare the estimated shares in Illinois and Texas. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →10 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONMAANDNYMassachusetts and New York
Compare the estimated shares in Massachusetts and New York. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →11 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONCOANDTXColorado and Texas
Compare the estimated shares in Colorado and Texas. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →12 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONAZANDCAArizona and California
Compare the estimated shares in Arizona and California. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →13 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONTNANDTXTennessee and Texas
Compare the estimated shares in Tennessee and Texas. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →14 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONDCANDVADistrict of Columbia and Virginia
Compare the estimated shares in the District of Columbia and Virginia. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →15 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONMDANDVAMaryland and Virginia
Compare the estimated shares in Maryland and Virginia. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →16 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONOHANDPAOhio and Pennsylvania
Compare the estimated shares in Ohio and Pennsylvania. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →17 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONMIANDOHMichigan and Ohio
Compare the estimated shares in Michigan and Ohio. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →18 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONNVANDCANevada and California
Compare the estimated shares in Nevada and California. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →19 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONUTANDCOUtah and Colorado
Compare the estimated shares in Utah and Colorado. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →20 / STATE ESTIMATE COMPARISONWIANDMNWisconsin and Minnesota
Compare the estimated shares in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The filters are the same in both states.
See estimate →Population size alone does not decide the result.
We compare the estimated percentage of men or women ages 25–35 who meet all the filters. A larger state does not automatically have a larger share. This is not a count of active daters or likely matches.
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