Significantly increased (percent)	Generally increased (percent)	Neither increased nor decreased (percent)	Generally decreased (percent)	Significantly decreased (percent)	Number of respondents
Alabama	2.1	29.2	41.7	25.0	2.1	48
Arkansas	5.1	23.1	59.0	12.8	0.0	39
California	3.3	10.0	66.7	13.3	6.7	30
Colorado	9.3	20.9	34.9	27.9	7.0	43
Florida	10.0	46.7	26.7	16.7	0.0	30
Georgia	3.5	19.3	47.4	24.6	5.3	57
Iowa	2.5	15.0	50.0	23.8	8.8	80
Idaho	7.1	10.7	53.6	21.4	7.1	28
Illinois	2.8	12.7	36.6	38.0	9.9	71
Indiana	0.0	8.3	38.3	36.7	16.7	60
Kansas	1.1	6.5	39.8	38.7	14.0	93
Kentucky	7.0	14.1	47.9	22.5	8.5	71
Louisiana	13.5	27.0	48.6	8.1	2.7	37
Maryland	0.0	0.0	46.7	26.7	26.7	15
Michigan	2.3	16.3	39.5	34.9	7.0	43
Minnesota	3.0	10.6	42.4	28.8	15.2	66
Missouri	6.5	18.2	48.1	23.4	3.9	77
Mississippi	3.0	36.4	36.4	18.2	6.1	66
Montana	2.3	0.0	44.2	37.2	16.3	43
North Carolina	1.5	21.5	33.8	27.7	15.4	65
North Dakota	2.1	12.8	51.1	34.0	0.0	47
Nebraska	4.2	8.5	46.5	35.2	5.6	71
New Mexico	10.0	15.0	50.0	25.0	0.0	20
New York	0.0	8.3	41.7	36.1	13.9	36
Ohio	1.7	8.5	35.6	39.0	15.3	59
Oklahoma	3.4	8.5	44.1	40.7	3.4	59
Oregon	9.5	28.6	23.8	28.6	9.5	21
Pennsylvania	2.7	18.9	59.5	10.8	8.1	37
South Carolina	3.7	25.9	48.1	22.2	0.0	27
South Dakota	0.0	13.2	45.3	34.0	7.5	53
Tennessee	3.8	9.6	42.3	40.4	3.8	52
Texas	3.3	14.6	47.0	27.8	7.3	151
Utah	7.7	30.8	46.2	15.4	0.0	13
Virginia	5.1	15.4	30.8	30.8	17.9	39
Washington	4.3	34.8	39.1	17.4	4.3	23
Wisconsin	0.0	18.4	51.0	24.5	6.1	49
West Virginia	8.7	21.7	56.5	13.0	0.0	23
States with fewer than 15 respondents	4.6	16.9	52.3	20.0	6.2	65
All States	3.7	16.0	44.3	27.9	8.0	1,907