These are the most ‘sinful’ states in the US. Find out where Florida ranks

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Earlier this year, WalletHub released a study detailing which states in the U.S. were the most “sinful.”

To do so, the study examines the following factors:

  • “Anger and Hatred” — Includes factors like violent crime, hostile internet comments and road rage
  • “Excesses and Vices” — Includes factors like obesity, drug use and debt-to-income ratios

  • “Greed” — Includes factors like gambling arrests, number of casinos and embezzlement cases

  • “Lust” — Includes factors like prostitution arrests, teen birth rates and time spent on adult entertainment websites

  • “Vanity” — Includes factors like the number of plastic surgeons, diet centers and skincare specialists

  • “Laziness” — Includes factors like high school graduation rates and the share of adults not exercising

Topping the list was Nevada, with an overall score of 60.47. It was No. 1 in the country for “Greed,” though it also scored high for other factors.

[WalletHub’s full map can be found in the media viewer below.]

No. 2 — Louisiana — was the top scorer for “Excesses and Vices,” while Texas (No. 7) scored highest for “Lust.”

Florida came in at No. 4, scoring high for “Jealousy,” “Lust” and “Vanity.” However, the Sunshine State scored fairly low for “Anger and Hatred,” “Greed,” and “Excesses and Vice.”

The full ranking is as follows:

Rank State Score “Anger and Hatred” Rank “Jealousy” Rank “Excesses and Vice” Rank “Greed” Rank “Lust” Rank “Vanity” Rank “Laziness” Rank
1 Nevada 60.47 7 3 3 1 3 19 3
2 Louisiana 55.21 4 4 1 13 8 28 4
3 California 54.94 10 11 41 10 2 2 22
4 Florida 50.62 41 5 42 32 4 4 19
5 Tennessee 50.35 3 15 2 11 5 29 11
6 South Carolina 49.39 2 7 9 3 17 31 9
7 Texas 48.24 33 6 38 40 1 7 21
8 Arizona 47.33 23 16 19 28 6 12 17
9 Pennsylvania 46.66 25 14 33 19 15 5 25
10 Delaware 46.45 36 2 14 5 38 24 18
11 Mississippi 46.04 11 24 7 16 10 38 6
12 Georgia 45.74 13 1 21 50 7 21 16
13 Alabama 45.38 5 12 12 39 12 36 8
14 North Carolina 45.20 24 13 13 9 14 20 26
15 Oklahoma 44.28 21 28 11 7 9 45 5
16 Arkansas 43.72 1 26 5 47 11 46 7
17 New York 43.70 15 20 45 46 25 1 13
18 Colorado 42.81 9 9 29 31 29 9 46
19 Illinois 42.64 12 18 30 34 23 13 28
20 New Jersey 42.61 42 22 50 24 30 3 24
21 Michigan 41.82 17 30 17 14 19 22 12
22 Missouri 41.59 20 23 6 29 16 32 27
23 Ohio 41.46 16 25 4 44 18 16 20
24 Virginia 41.03 44 21 31 12 22 10 44
25 Washington 40.79 37 10 47 18 35 8 40
26 New Mexico 40.03 32 19 18 27 28 48 2
27 Maryland 39.77 31 8 36 45 21 14 30
28 West Virginia 39.03 34 46 8 25 13 50 1
29 Hawaii 37.29 48 27 37 6 27 35 14
30 Montana 36.46 6 38 16 8 42 42 35
31 Indiana 36.41 29 35 15 37 26 33 15
32 Oregon 36.03 19 17 25 42 36 25 36
33 Alaska 35.50 8 36 24 17 31 41 42
34 Rhode Island 35.44 35 33 28 2 48 18 23
35 Kentucky 35.30 45 42 10 26 20 40 10
36 Wisconsin 34.83 27 41 22 21 32 26 33
37 Kansas 34.56 26 31 27 38 24 30 34
38 Massachusetts 33.40 47 37 46 40 41 6 43
39 North Dakota 32.94 40 43 34 4 45 27 48
40 Minnesota 32.38 46 34 40 33 37 17 45
41 Connecticut 31.97 50 29 43 35 46 11 32
42 Iowa 31.55 22 50 20 23 33 39 37
43 Nebraska 30.34 38 39 26 36 40 37 39
44 Utah 30.14 28 32 49 49 44 15 47
45 South Dakota 30.00 18 48 48 20 39 44 38
46 Vermont 28.20 30 40 32 15 50 43 41
47 Maine 28.20 39 47 23 30 47 47 31
48 Idaho 27.04 43 49 39 43 43 34 29
49 New Hampshire 26.09 49 44 44 22 49 23 49
50 Wyoming 25.63 14 45 35 48 34 49 50

For more top lists involving Florida, check out the “Florida Ranked” page here.

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