US Population GDP by State 2019

6 States lost population in 2019 including California, New York, Illinois, New Jersey, Alaska and Wyoming.

17 States gained population in 2019 including Texas, Florida, Georgia, N Carolina, Virginia, Washington, Arizona, Colorado, S. Carolina, Nevada, New Mexico, Montana, Delaware, S. Dakota, N. Dakota, DC and Vermont.

27 States had no appreciable change in population in 2019.

The US gained 2 million in population in 2019 and this early data puts US GDP at $22.4 trillion.

States with higher populations generally have higher State GDP. California, New York, Texas and Florida lead the US with over $1 trillion GDP each.

State              2018 Pop  2019 Pop  2019 $GDP

California          39.8M       39.7M      $3259.1B

Texas                28.7M       29.1M      $1981.1B

Florida              21.3M       21.6M      $1139.7B

New York         19.9M       19.5M       $1828.0B

Pennsylvania   12.8M       12.8M        $859.4B

Illinois               12.8M       12.7M       $941.3B

Ohio                 11.7M        11.7M       $736.2B

Georgia            10.5M        10.6M      $640.0B

North Carolina 10.4M        10.5M       $618.8B

Michigan          10.0M        10.0M       $573.2B

New Jersey       9.0M         8.9M        $677.6B

Virginia              8.5M         8.6M        $581.9B

Washington       7.5M         7.6M        $631.0B

Arizona              7.1M         7.3M        $382.8B

Massachusetts  6.9M         6.9M        $618.5B

Tennessee        6.8M         6.8M         $399.5B

Indiana              6.7M         6.7M         $398.4B

Missouri            6.1M         6.1M         $345.3B

Maryland           6.0M         6.0M         $445.3B

Wisconsin         5.8M         5.8M         $367.2B

Colorado           5.7M         5.8M         $407.2B

Minnesota         5.6M         5.6M         $400.5B

South Carolina  5.0M         5.1M         $248.8B

Alabama           4.9M         4.9M         $240.2B

Louisiana          4.7M         4.7M         $277.4B

Kentucky           4.5M         4.5M        $224.7B

Oregon              4.2M         4.2M        $262.0B

Oklahoma          3.9M         3.9M        $221.9B

Connecticut       3.6M         3.6M         $294.7B

Iowa                  3.2M         3.2M         $205.6B

Utah                  3.2M         3.2M         $197.3B

Nevada             3.0M          3.1M        $182.0B

Arkansas           3.0M         3.0M        $138.0B

Mississippi        3.0M          3.0M        $123.3B

Kansas              2.9M         2.9M         $181.3B

New Mexico      2.0M          2.1M        $109.1B

Nebraska          1.9M          1.9M        $132.7B

West Virginia     1.8M         1.8M         $85.4B

Idaho                 1.8M         1.8M         $85.1B

Hawaii               1.4M         1.4M         $99.0B

New Hampshire 1.4M        1.4M         $91.9B

Maine                 1.3M        1.3M         $69.8B

Montana            1.0M         1.1M         $53.0B

Rhode Island     1.0M         1.0M         $65.4B

Delaware           971K         975K        $81.0B

South Dakota    878K         893K        $55.8B

North Dakota     755K         761K        $60.3B

Alaska               738K         736K        $58.7B

DC                     704K         712K      $151.8B

Vermont             624K         627K        $36.3B

Wyoming            574K        572K        $42.8B

US Total             327M       329M    $22,409.7B

http://worldpopulationreview.com/states/

https://www.usgovernmentspending.com/gdp_by_state

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader