TABLE 1 – Estimated percent of current and former asthma status among adults ever diagnosed with asthma by state/territory.

State/Territory	Sample size^±	Current				Former
State/Territory	Sample size^±	Sample size	%	SE^§	95% CI^†	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI
Alabama	245	195	81.2	4.2	(73.0 – 89.4)	50	18.8	4.2	(10.6 – 27.0)
Arizona	323	233	73.6	5.0	(63.8 – 83.4)	90	26.4	5.0	(16.6 – 36.2)
California	713	507	67.1	3.0	(61.2 – 73.0)	206	32.9	3.0	(27.0 – 38.8)
Connecticut	338	254	72.3	4.8	(62.9 – 81.7)	84	27.7	4.8	(18.3 – 37.1)
District of Columbia	216	152	75.0	5.0	(65.2 – 84.8)	64	25.0	5.0	(15.2 – 34.8)
Florida	516	367	69.1	4.5	(60.3 – 77.9)	149	30.9	4.5	(22.1 – 39.7)
Georgia	354	267	78.4	4.6	(69.4 – 87.4)	87	21.6	4.6	(12.6 – 30.6)
Hawaii	375	246	58.0	5.3	(47.6 – 68.4)	129	42.0	5.3	(31.6 – 52.4)
Illinois	243	176	67.8	6.7	(54.7 – 80.9)	67	32.2	6.7	(19.1 – 45.3)
Indiana	415	331	74.9	4.2	(66.7 – 83.1)	84	25.1	4.2	(16.9 – 33.3)
Iowa	261	198	73.0	5.0	(63.2 – 82.8)	63	27.0	5.0	(17.2 – 36.8)
Kansas	969	743	73.3	2.7	(68.0 – 78.6)	226	26.7	2.7	(21.4 – 32.0)
Louisiana	381	270	54.8	7.0	(41.1 – 68.5)	111	45.2	7.0	(31.5 – 58.9)
Maine	348	272	73.1	4.2	(64.9 – 81.3)	76	26.9	4.2	(18.7 – 35.1)
Maryland	292	213	71.6	4.3	(63.2 – 80.0)	79	28.4	4.3	(20.0 – 36.8)
Massachusetts	315	240	71.9	6.2	(59.7 – 84.1)	75	28.1	6.2	(15.9 – 40.3)
Michigan	631	501	75.1	3.5	(68.2 – 82.0)	130	24.9	3.5	(18.0 – 31.8)
Mississippi	350	267	74.9	4.5	(66.1 – 83.7)	83	25.1	4.5	(16.3 – 33.9)
Missouri	276	219	74.0	5.5	(63.2 – 84.8)	57	26.0	5.5	(15.2 – 36.8)
Montana	440	341	73.7	3.8	(66.3 – 81.1)	99	26.3	3.8	(18.9 – 33.7)
Nebraska	918	678	65.7	3.4	(59.0 – 72.4)	240	34.3	3.4	(27.6 – 41.0)
Nevada	169	135	79.3	5.5	(68.5 – 90.1)	34	20.7	5.5	(9.9 – 31.5)
New Hampshire	283	223	71.7	5.2	(61.5 – 81.9)	60	28.3	5.2	(18.1 – 38.5)
New Jersey	457	346	73.9	3.7	(66.6 – 81.2)	111	26.1	3.7	(18.8 – 33.4)
New Mexico	408	317	74.4	3.6	(67.3 – 81.5)	91	25.6	3.6	(18.5 – 32.7)
New York	187	137	71.9	5.6	(60.9 – 82.9)	50	28.1	5.6	(17.1 – 39.1)
North Carolina	301	231	78.5	3.7	(71.2 – 85.8)	70	21.5	3.7	(14.2 – 28.8)
North Dakota	230	178	71.9	6.6	(59.0 – 84.8)	52	28.1	6.6	(15.2 – 41.0)
Ohio	407	328	79.1	3.6	(72.0 – 86.2)	79	20.9	3.6	(13.8 – 28.0)
Oklahoma	391	298	71.9	4.0	(64.1 – 79.7)	93	28.1	4.0	(20.3 – 35.9)
Oregon	250	184	64.8	6.4	(52.3 – 77.3)	66	35.2	6.4	(22.7 – 47.7)
Pennsylvania	498	381	69.7	4.2	(61.5 – 77.9)	117	30.3	4.2	(22.1 – 38.5)
Rhode Island	329	248	74.4	4.1	(66.4 – 82.4)	81	25.6	4.1	(17.6 – 33.6)
Texas	735	522	64.6	5.0	(54.8 – 74.4)	213	35.4	5.0	(25.6 – 45.2)
Utah	583	417	68.6	3.8	(61.2 – 76.0)	166	31.4	3.8	(24.0 – 38.8)
Vermont	415	307	71.1	3.5	(64.2 – 78.0)	108	28.9	3.5	(22.0 – 35.8)
Washington	923	677	69.7	2.7	(64.4 – 75.0)	246	30.3	2.7	(25.0 – 35.6)
West Virginia	239	199	84.9	2.9	(79.2 – 90.6)	40	15.1	2.9	(9.4 – 20.8)
Wisconsin	284	244	78.9	5.4	(68.3 – 89.5)	40	21.1	5.4	(10.5 – 31.7)
Puerto Rico	366	297	82.4	3.4	(75.7 – 89.1)	69	17.6	3.4	(10.9 – 24.3)
40 state total	16,374	12,339	71.4	1.0	(69.4 – 73.4)	4,035	28.6	1.0	(26.6 – 30.6)
Median			73.1				27.0
Range			54.8-84.9				15.1-45.2

¹ “Yes” response to “Do you still have asthma?”
² “No” response to “Do you still have asthma?”
³ Aged ≥ 18 years
^± Landline sample size excludes “DK/Refused”
^§ Standard error
^† Confidence interval