States with the most men

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2010 California had the most men of any state in America. But males were slightly outnumbered by women in the state.

DEMOGRAPHY IN AMERICA

Year 2000 data: Highest proportion of females (states)  |   Most females (states)  |   Highest proportion of males (states)  |   State sex ratios (ranked)  |   State sex ratios  |   Most males (states)

Year 2010 data: Highest sex ratio (cities)  |   Highest proportion of females (states)  |   Most females (states)  |   Lowest gender ratio (cities)  |   Highest proportion of males (states)  |   State sex ratios (ranked)  |   State sex ratios  |   Most males (states)  |   Oldest cities  |   Oldest states  |   Youngest cities  |   Youngest states

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States with the most men

		Male		Female		Male:Female ratio	Population age structure
State / Region	Total population	Number	Percent	Number	Percent	Males per 100 females	Median age	% under 18 years	% 18 to 44 years	% 45 to 64 years	% 65 and over
UNITED STATES	308,745,538	151,781,326	49.2%	156,964,212	50.8%	96.70	37.2	24	36.5	26.4	13
SOUTH	114,555,744	56,134,681	49.0%	58,421,063	51.0%	96.09	37	24.3	36.7	26.1	13
WEST	71,945,553	35,849,677	49.8%	36,095,876	50.2%	99.32	35.6	24.9	37.8	25.4	11.9
MIDWEST	66,927,001	32,927,560	49.2%	33,999,441	50.8%	96.85	37.7	24.1	35.4	27	13.5
NORTHEAST	55,317,240	26,869,408	48.6%	28,447,832	51.4%	94.45	39.2	22.3	35.9	27.7	14.1
California	37,253,956	18,517,830	49.7%	18,736,126	50.3%	98.83	35.2	25	38.7	24.9	11.4
Texas	25,145,561	12,472,280	49.6%	12,673,281	50.4%	98.41	33.6	27.3	38.4	24	10.3
New York	19,378,102	9,377,147	48.4%	10,000,955	51.6%	93.76	38	22.3	37.4	26.7	13.5
Florida	18,801,310	9,189,355	48.9%	9,611,955	51.1%	95.60	40.7	21.3	34.4	27	17.3
Illinois	12,830,632	6,292,276	49.0%	6,538,356	51.0%	96.24	36.6	24.4	37	26.1	12.5
Pennsylvania	12,702,379	6,190,363	48.7%	6,512,016	51.3%	95.06	40.1	22	34.5	28	15.4
Ohio	11,536,504	5,632,156	48.8%	5,904,348	51.2%	95.39	38.8	23.7	34.6	27.7	14.1
Michigan	9,883,640	4,848,114	49.1%	5,035,526	50.9%	96.28	38.9	23.7	34.6	27.9	13.8
Georgia	9,687,653	4,729,171	48.8%	4,958,482	51.2%	95.38	35.3	25.7	38.2	25.4	10.7
North Carolina	9,535,483	4,645,492	48.7%	4,889,991	51.3%	95.00	37.4	23.9	36.8	26.3	12.9
New Jersey	8,791,894	4,279,600	48.7%	4,512,294	51.3%	94.84	39	23.5	35.4	27.6	13.5
Virginia	8,001,024	3,925,983	49.1%	4,075,041	50.9%	96.34	37.5	23.2	37.5	27.1	12.2
Washington	6,724,540	3,349,707	49.8%	3,374,833	50.2%	99.26	37.3	23.5	37.1	27.1	12.3
Indiana	6,483,802	3,189,737	49.2%	3,294,065	50.8%	96.83	37	24.8	35.8	26.5	13
Arizona	6,392,017	3,175,823	49.7%	3,216,194	50.3%	98.74	35.9	25.5	36.2	24.5	13.8
Massachusetts	6,547,629	3,166,628	48.4%	3,381,001	51.6%	93.66	39.1	21.7	36.8	27.7	13.8
Tennessee	6,346,105	3,093,504	48.7%	3,252,601	51.3%	95.11	38	23.6	36	27	13.4
Missouri	5,988,927	2,933,477	49.0%	3,055,450	51.0%	96.01	37.9	23.8	35.3	26.9	14
Wisconsin	5,686,986	2,822,400	49.6%	2,864,586	50.4%	98.53	38.5	23.6	35.1	27.7	13.7
Maryland	5,773,552	2,791,762	48.4%	2,981,790	51.6%	93.63	38	23.4	36.6	27.7	12.3
Minnesota	5,303,925	2,632,132	49.6%	2,671,793	50.4%	98.52	37.4	24.2	35.8	27.1	12.9
Colorado	5,029,196	2,520,662	50.1%	2,508,534	49.9%	100.48	36.1	24.4	38.1	26.7	10.9
Alabama	4,779,736	2,320,188	48.5%	2,459,548	51.5%	94.33	37.9	23.7	35.7	26.8	13.8
South Carolina	4,625,364	2,250,101	48.6%	2,375,263	51.4%	94.73	37.9	23.4	36.1	26.9	13.7
Louisiana	4,533,372	2,219,292	49.0%	2,314,080	51.0%	95.90	35.8	24.7	36.8	26.2	12.3
Kentucky	4,339,367	2,134,952	49.2%	2,204,415	50.8%	96.85	38.1	23.6	35.9	27.2	13.3
Oregon	3,831,074	1,896,002	49.5%	1,935,072	50.5%	97.98	38.4	22.6	36.1	27.4	13.9
Oklahoma	3,751,351	1,856,977	49.5%	1,894,374	50.5%	98.03	36.2	24.8	36	25.8	13.5
Puerto Rico	3,725,789	1,785,171	47.9%	1,940,618	52.1%	91.99	36.9	24.2	36.3	24.9	14.5
Connecticut	3,574,097	1,739,614	48.7%	1,834,483	51.3%	94.83	40	22.9	34.5	28.5	14.2
Iowa	3,046,355	1,508,319	49.5%	1,538,036	50.5%	98.07	38.1	23.9	34.6	26.7	14.9
Mississippi	2,967,297	1,441,240	48.6%	1,526,057	51.4%	94.44	36	25.5	36	25.8	12.8
Arkansas	2,915,918	1,431,637	49.1%	1,484,281	50.9%	96.45	37.4	24.4	35.2	26	14.4
Kansas	2,853,118	1,415,408	49.6%	1,437,710	50.4%	98.45	36	25.5	35.5	25.8	13.2
Utah	2,763,885	1,388,317	50.2%	1,375,568	49.8%	100.93	29.2	31.5	39.7	19.8	9
Nevada	2,700,551	1,363,616	50.5%	1,336,935	49.5%	102.00	36.3	24.6	37.7	25.6	12
New Mexico	2,059,179	1,017,421	49.4%	1,041,758	50.6%	97.66	36.7	25.2	34.9	26.7	13.2
West Virginia	1,852,994	913,586	49.3%	939,408	50.7%	97.25	41.3	20.9	33.8	29.2	16
Nebraska	1,826,341	906,296	49.6%	920,045	50.4%	98.51	36.2	25.1	35.5	25.8	13.5
Idaho	1,567,582	785,324	50.1%	782,258	49.9%	100.39	34.6	27.4	35.4	24.8	12.4
Hawaii	1,360,301	681,243	50.1%	679,058	49.9%	100.32	38.6	22.3	36.2	27.2	14.3
Maine	1,328,361	650,056	48.9%	678,305	51.1%	95.84	42.7	20.7	32.5	30.9	15.9
New Hampshire	1,316,470	649,394	49.3%	667,076	50.7%	97.35	41.1	21.8	33.9	30.7	13.5
Rhode Island	1,052,567	508,400	48.3%	544,167	51.7%	93.43	39.4	21.3	36.5	27.8	14.4
Montana	989,415	496,667	50.2%	492,748	49.8%	100.80	39.8	22.6	33.4	29.2	14.8
Delaware	897,934	434,939	48.4%	462,995	51.6%	93.94	38.8	22.9	35.5	27.2	14.4
South Dakota	814,180	407,381	50.0%	406,799	50.0%	100.14	36.9	24.9	34.4	26.4	14.3
Alaska	710,231	369,628	52.0%	340,603	48.0%	108.52	33.8	26.4	38.2	27.7	7.7
North Dakota	672,591	339,864	50.5%	332,727	49.5%	102.15	37	22.3	36.7	26.5	14.5
Vermont	625,741	308,206	49.3%	317,535	50.7%	97.06	41.5	20.7	34	30.8	14.6
Wyoming	563,626	287,437	51.0%	276,189	49.0%	104.07	36.8	24	35.7	27.9	12.4
District of Columbia	601,723	284,222	47.2%	317,501	52.8%	89.52	33.8	16.8	48.6	23.2	11.4