2014 PRAMS Response Rate Table

At a glance

The table below includes sample size, number of respondents, unweighted percent responding, and weighted percent responding for PRAMS sites in 2014.

Data Table

Site Sample Size Respondents Unweighted % Responding Weighted % Responding
Alabama 1,456 883 60.6 60.7
Alaska 1,993 1,215 61 65.1
Arkansas*† 951 576 60.6 58.1
Colorado* 2,747 1,546 56.3 59.1
Connecticut 2,206 1,261 57.2 59.6
Delaware 1,451 934 64.4 64.5
Florida* 2,589 1,164 45 47.5
Georgia* 2,506 1,259 50.2 47.1
Hawaii 2,139 1,309 61.2 63.5
Illinois 2,175 1,430 65.7 66.3
Iowa 1,977 1,132 57.3 63.6
Louisiana* 2,833 1,673 59.1 58.5
Maine 1,515 916 60.5 62.1
Maryland 2,300 1,343 58.4 66.4
Massachusetts 2,847 1,546 54.3 60
Michigan* 3,233 1,650 51 57.4
Minnesota* 2,632 1,237 47 54.4
Missouri 1,723 1,172 68 68.8
Nebraska 2,669 1,448 54.3 60.4
New Hampshire 979 628 64.1 64
New Jersey 1,920 1,342 69.9 71.6
New Mexico 2,178 1,427 65.5 65.7
New York 1,543 925 59.9 60.9
New York City 1,838 1,308 71.2 72.3
North Carolina* 1,808 977 54 54.5
Ohio 2,597 1,514 58.3 60.1
Oklahoma 2,971 1,861 62.6 61.8
Oregon* 2,713 1,484 54.7 57.3
Pennsylvania 1,674 1,122 67 68.6
Rhode Island 2,000 1,229 61.5 62.3
South Carolina* 1,834 855 46.6 50.4
Tennessee 1,312 773 58.9 60.3
Texas* 2,428 1,240 51.1 52.8
Utah 2,339 1,401 59.9 69.1
Vermont 1,389 1,006 72.4 74.3
Virginia* 1,139 523 45.9 49.2
Washington 2,201 1,182 53.7 60.3
West Virginia 2,039 1,307 64.1 63.4
Wisconsin 2,997 1,510 50.4 60.2
Wyoming 1,121 626 55.8 62.5
* Does not meet 60% response rate criteria.
† Arkansas data represent births from April 19 through December 31.
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National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP); Division of Reproductive Health