Prevalence* of binge† drinking among childbearing-aged women (18-44 years), by state — United States, 2012
- Alabama 9.2%–13.9%
- Alaska 17.3%–20.6%
- Arizona 14.0%–17.2%
- Arkansas 9.2%–13.9%
- California 14.0%–17.2%
- Colorado 17.3%–20.6%
- Connecticut 17.3%–20.6%
- Delaware 20.7%–30.6%
- District of Columbia 20.7%–30.6%
- Florida 14.0%–17.2%
- Georgia 9.2%–13.9%
- Hawaii 17.3%–20.6%
- Idaho 9.2%–13.9%
- Illinois 20.7%–30.6%
- Indiana 17.3%–20.6%
- Iowa 20.7%–30.6%
- Kansas 14.0%–17.2%
- Kentucky 14.0%–17.2%
- Louisiana 14.0%–17.2%
- Maine 17.3%–20.6%
- Maryland 14.0%–17.2%
- Massachusetts 20.7%–30.6%
- Michigan 17.3%–20.6%
- Minnesota 20.7%–30.6%
- Mississippi 9.2%–13.9%
- Missouri 17.3%–20.6%
- Montana 20.7%–30.6%
- Nebraska 20.7%–30.6%
- Nevada 9.2%–13.9%
- New Hampshire 17.3%–20.6%
- New Jersey 17.3%–20.6%
- New Mexico 14.0%–17.2%
- New York 14.0%–17.2%
- North Carolina 9.2%–13.9%
- North Dakota 20.7%–30.6%
- Ohio 17.3%–20.6%
- Oklahoma 14.0%–17.2%
- Oregon 14.0%–17.2%
- Pennsylvania 20.7%–30.6%
- Rhode Island 17.3%–20.6%
- South Carolina 14.0%–17.2%
- South Dakota 20.7%–30.6%
- Tennessee 9.2%–13.9%
- Texas 9.2%–13.9%
- Utah 9.2%–13.9%
- Vermont 20.7%–30.6%
- Virginia 17.3%–20.6%
- Washington 14.0%–17.2%
- West Virginia 9.2%–13.9%
- Wisconsin 20.7%–30.6%
- Wyoming 14.0%–17.2%
- Guam 9.2%–13.9%
- Puerto Rico 9.2%–13.9%
*Estimated prevalence population weighted to represent U.S. women aged 18-44 years (U.S. median: 17.2%; state range: 9.2% – 30.6%).
†Four or more drinks on any one occasion.
