Worst States In America For 2020

 

You might think people across the nation love where they live. After all, you wouldn’t spend your life somewhere that you truly didn’t love. Right?

Not always. In fact, a Pew Research Center study not too long ago determined that almost half of Americans would rather live somewhere else than they do now.


Well, if you’re in one of the states we’re about to highlight, we don’t blame you for wanting to move.

Or, if you live in the south, for wanting to run away as fast as you possibly can.

After analyzing all 50 U.S. states, we came up with this list as the 10 worst states in America for 2020:

  1. New Mexico (Photos)
  2. Louisiana (Photos)
  3. Mississippi (Photos)
  4. Arkansas (Photos)
  5. Alabama (Photos)
  6. South Carolina (Photos)
  7. Oklahoma (Photos)
  8. Tennessee (Photos)
  9. Arizona (Photos)
  10. Nevada (Photos)
The purpose of this study is to use science to determine which of our great American states are the absolute worst. While unbiased, this research does take into account factors that almost all Americans would agree are undesirable.

Most Dangerous States In America For 2020



These are the states in the U.S. with the highest number of violent and property crimes per capita.

Instead of relying on public opinion and speculation, we wanted to get the facts straight and dug into the FBI crime data in order to identify the most dangerous states in the U.S. If you’re in one of the places we’re about to highlight, odds are you know things aren’t a place that you can let your guard down too often.

The purpose of this study is to use facts to determine which of our great American states have the highest instances of crime. While unbiased, this research does take into account factors that almost all Americans would agree are undesirable. Therefore, while you may have strong opinions either way, you can’t argue against the methodology. Turns out Alaska is the most dangerous state in all of America. The safest? You might not be too surprised that New Hampshire takes the cake.

What’s the most dangerous state in America? According to the most recent FBI data, Alaska is the most dangerous state in America if you look at violent and property crimes per capita.

Here are the most dangerous states in America for 2020:


https://www.roadsnacks.net/most-dangerous-states-in-america/


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