State	Total Reporting Go-Outside-Home Disability	Total Employed	Total Not Employed
Alabama	199,360	77,871	121,489
Alaska	14,849	5,796	9,053
Arizona	173,934	73,868	100,066
Arkansas	108,313	42,671	65,642
California	1,555,372	720,364	835,008
Colorado	114,419	53,430	60,989
Connecticut	102,617	50,859	51,758
Delaware	23,886	11,257	12,629
District of Columbia	31,688	14,378	17,310
Florida	652,557	306,667	345,890
Georgia	340,401	165,358	175,043
Hawaii	42,258	21,634	20,624
Idaho	29,370	12,533	16,837
Illinois	441,566	205,282	236,284
Indiana	186,369	88,982	97,387
Iowa	65,370	33,597	31,773
Kansas	69,573	33,037	36,536
Kentucky	171,661	57,609	114,052
Louisiana	175,427	68,915	106,512
Maine	32,236	11,436	20,800
Maryland	179,671	90,998	88,673
Massachusetts	215,309	101,823	113,486
Michigan	333,116	143,565	189,551
Minnesota	110,513	59,571	50,942
Mississippi	135,496	55,598	79,898
Missouri	174,987	74,871	100,116
Montana	18,996	7,381	11,615
Nebraska	39,483	20,667	18,816
Nevada	80,744	38,292	42,452
New Hampshire	27,502	12,631	14,871
New Jersey	322,528	157,858	164,670
New Mexico	64,494	25,928	38,566
New York	932,086	421,131	510,955
North Carolina	323,550	155,683	167,867
North Dakota	14,296	7,322	6,974
Ohio	340,799	149,475	191,324
Oklahoma	117,548	48,491	69,057
Oregon	94,169	40,800	53,369
Pennsylvania	360,825	147,886	212,939
Rhode Island	37,837	17,619	20,218
South Carolina	174,117	78,359	95,758
South Dakota	15,871	8,243	7,628
Tennessee	231,191	94,664	136,527
Texas	833,047	388,315	444,732
Utah	50,788	25,729	25,059
Vermont	12,943	5,309	7,634
Virginia	231,766	110,902	120,864
Washington	168,895	73,579	95,316
West Virginia	74,832	20,072	54,760
Wisconsin	131,201	65,065	66,136
Wyoming	9,833	4,618	5,215

Note: People 16 years old and older are considered to have a go-outside-home disability if they report one or more of the following lasting for 6 months or more: difficulty going outside the home alone to shop or visit a doctor's office. Employment refers to civilians 16 years old and older who do any work at all during the week as paid employees, work in their own business, farm, profession, or work 15 hours or more as unpaid workers in a family business or farm. Employed does not refer to people who work only around their own house, work as unpaid volunteers, or are on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces.

To calculate the percent of those employed (or not employed) with a go-outside-home disability by state, divide the number of those employed (or not employed) for a particular state by the total number of people reporting a go-outside-home disability in the same state and multiply the result by 100. Example: Calculate the percent of those employed with a go-outside-home disability in Georgia. This calculation would be: 165,358/340,401=.4858 and .4858x100=48.58%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000.