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States are ranked by the percentage of children facing food insecurity in 2022, from lowest to highest.

Rank	State	Count (2022)	Rate (2022)	States Abbreviations
1	Texas	1,697,870	22.80%	tx
2	California	1,437,250	16.90%	ca
3	Florida	819,940	19.10%	fl
4	New York	747,520	18.80%	ny
5	Ohio	505,430	19.80%	oh
6	Georgia	461,720	18.40%	ga
7	North Carolina	448,460	19.60%	nc
8	Pennsylvania	436,250	16.60%	pa
9	Illinois	426,600	15.70%	il
10	Michigan	378,040	17.90%	mi
11	Arizona	293,950	18.50%	az
12	Indiana	285,070	18.20%	in
13	Tennessee	274,320	17.90%	tn
14	Louisiana	267,950	25.30%	la
15	New Jersey	263,260	13.20%	nj
16	Alabama	258,560	23.30%	al
17	Washington	257,580	15.70%	wa
18	Missouri	254,720	18.70%	mo
19	Virginia	252,480	13.60%	va
20	Oklahoma	223,890	23.50%	ok
21	Maryland	221,210	16.40%	md
22	Kentucky	208,330	20.70%	ky
23	Wisconsin	204,750	16.50%	wi
24	South Carolina	197,310	17.70%	sc
25	Minnesota	183,480	14.20%	mn
26	Colorado	172,280	14.20%	co
27	Massachusetts	169,800	12.70%	ma
28	Arkansas	168,430	24.20%	ar
29	Mississippi	159,370	23.60%	ms
30	Nevada	144,290	20.90%	nv
31	Oregon	144,210	17.30%	or
32	Utah	143,140	15.40%	ut
33	Kansas	131,430	19.10%	ks
34	Connecticut	112,600	15.40%	ct
35	Iowa	110,500	15.40%	ia
36	New Mexico	100,420	22.00%	nm
37	Nebraska	91,240	19.20%	ne
38	West Virgina	73,650	21.00%	wv
39	Idaho	67,590	14.50%	id
40	Hawaii	61,440	20.70%	hi
41	Maine	45,790	18.70%	me
42	Montana	39,580	16.90%	mt
43	South Dakota	38,780	17.70%	sd
44	Delaware	37,680	18.10%	de
45	New Hampshire	33,720	13.40%	nh
46	Alaska	30,110	17.10%	ak
47	Rhode Island	29,770	14.70%	ri
48	Wyoming	25,140	19.40%	wy
49	North Dakota	24,350	13.50%	nd
50	District of Columbia	17,880	14.40%	dc
51	Vermont	16,670	14.70%	vt

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