SmileHub compared the social activism environment in all 50 states across 15 key metrics. The data set ranges from the number of rights/activism charities per capita to the number of civic/social organizations per capita to the share of eligible voters who voted in the 2024 Presidential Election.
Best States for Social Activism | States in Need of Improvement |
| 1. Minnesota | 41. Missouri |
| 2. Maryland | 42. Kentucky |
| 3. Virginia | 43. Tennessee |
| 4. Colorado | 44. Oklahoma |
| 5. Vermont | 45. South Carolina |
| 6. Washington | 46. West Virginia |
| 7. Illinois | 47. Alabama |
| 8. Oregon | 48. Arkansas |
| 9. Massachusetts | 49. Louisiana |
| 10. Connecticut | 50. Mississippi |
Key Stats
- Vermont has the most civic & social organizations per capita – 7.3 times more than Nevada, which has the fewest organizations.
- California has the most rights & activism charities per capita – 14.4 times more than Maine, which has the fewest charities.
- Vermont has the highest share of population belonging to civic & social groups, organizations, or associations – 2.8 times more than Alabama, which has the lowest share.
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