State General Sales Tax Rates 2015 As of January 1, 2015
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1 4-Feb-15 General Sales Tax Rates 2015 As of January 1, 2015 Exemptions for General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food 1 Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.35 Exempt Exempt Taxable District of Columbia 5.75 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Hawaii 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas 6.15 Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Maine 5.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 4.75 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Ohio 5.75 Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. Some states tax food but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate poor households. They are HI, ID, KS, OK and SD. 2. Includes statewide 1.0% tax levied by local governments in Virginia. 3. Tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 4. Food sales subject to local taxes. Includes a statewide 1.25% tax levied by local governments in Utah. 5. Nevada sales tax rate scheduled to decrease to 6.5% on July 1, Source: Federation of Tax Administrators January
2 2-Jun-14 General Sales Tax Rates 2014 As of January 1, 2014 Exemptions for General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food 1 Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.35 Exempt Exempt Taxable District of Columbia 5.75 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Hawaii 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas 6.15 Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Maine 5.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 4.75 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Ohio 5.75 Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. Some states tax food but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate poor households. They are HI, ID, KS, OK and SD. 2. Includes statewide 1.0% tax levied by local governments in Virginia. 3. Tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 4. Food sales subject to local taxes. Includes a statewide 1.25% tax levied by local governments in Utah. 5. Nevada sales tax rate scheduled to decrease to 6.5% on July 1, Source: Federation of Tax Administrators January
3 26-Mar-13 General Sales Tax Rates 2013 As of January 1, 2013 Exemptions for General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food 1 Prescription Nonprescription Arizona Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.35 Exempt Exempt Taxable District of Columbia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Hawaii 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 4.75 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. Some states tax food but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate poor households. They are HI, ID, KS, OK and SD. 2. Includes statewide 1.0% tax levied by local governments in Virginia. 3. California sales tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 4. Food sales subject to local taxes. Includes a statewide 1.25% tax levied by local governments in Utah. 5. Arizona sales tax rate is scheduled to decrease to 5.6% on June 1, Kansas sales tax rate is scheduled to decrease to 5.7% on July 1, Nevada sales tax rate is scheduled to fall to 6.5% on July 1, West Virginia tax rate on food scheduled to decrease to 1% on July 1, Source: Federation of Tax Administrators March
4 12-Jul-12 General Sales Tax Rates, 2012 (As of January 1, 2012) General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food 1 EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 6.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.35 Exempt Exempt Taxable District of Columbia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Hawaii 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas 6.3 Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 4.75 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. Some states tax food, but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate poor households. They are HI, ID, KS, OK and SD. 2. Includes statewide 1.0% tax levied by local governments in Virginia. 3. Tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 4. Food sales subject to local taxes. Includes a statewide 1.25% tax levied by local governments in Utah. 5. Nevada sales tax rate is scheduled to fall to 6.5% on July 1, West Virginia tax rate on food scheduled to decrease to 1% on July 1, Source : Federation of Tax Administrators January
5 30-Mar-11 General Sales Tax Rates, 2011 (As of January 1, 2011) General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food 1 EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 6.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable District of Columbia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Hawaii 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas 6.3 Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana 4.0 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 5.75 Exempt 4 Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. Some states tax food, but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate poor households. They are HI, ID, KS, OK and SD. 2. Includes statewide 1.0% tax levied by local governments in Virginia. 3. Tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. Rate scheduled to fall to 7.25% on July 1, Includes a statewide 1.25% tax levied by local governments in Utah. Food sales subject to local taxes. 5. Nevada sales tax rate is scheduled to fall to 6.5% on July 1, Source : Federation of Tax Administrators ( February 2011
6 3-Mar-10 General Sales Tax Rates, 2010 General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California 2, Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt District of Columbia 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia Exempt Exempt Taxable Hawaii Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 7.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 6.25 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada 6.85 Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt South Carolina 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable South Dakota Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. (Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Utah) Food sales are subject to local sales tax. 2. (California) Sales tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 3. (California, Virginia) Tax rates includes statewide local tax of 1.0%. 4. (Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming) Some states tax food, but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate low-income households. Source : Federation of Tax Administrators ( February 2010
7 4-Apr-08 General Sales Tax Rates, 2008 General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas Exempt Taxable California 1, Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt District of Columbia 5.75 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia Exempt Exempt Taxable Hawaii Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota 6.5 Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada 6.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 3, Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt South Carolina 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable South Dakota Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4,8 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. (California) Sales tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 2. (California, Virginia) Tax rates include statewide local tax of 1.0%. 3. (Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina) Food sales are subject to local sales tax. 4. (Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming) Some states tax food, but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate low-income households. 5. (Maryland) Sales tax rate increased from 5.0% to 6.0% on 1/3/ (North Carolina) Sales tax rate is scheduled to increase to 4.5% on 10/1/ (West Virginia) Tax rate on food is scheduled to fall to 3.0% on 7/1/ (Wyoming) Food sales exempt through 6/30/08. Source : Federation of Tax Administrators ( March 2008.
8 3-Jul-07 General Sales Tax Rates, 2007 General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable California 1, Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt District of Columbia 5.75 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia Exempt Exempt Taxable Hawaii Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland 5.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota 6.5 Exempt Exempt Exempt Nevada 6.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable New Mexico 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 3, Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt South Carolina Exempt Taxable South Dakota Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4,7 4.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable 1. (California) Sales tax rate may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund. 2. (California, Virginia) Tax rates include statewide local tax of 1.0%. 3. (Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina) Food sales are subject to local sales tax. 4. (Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming) Some states tax food, but allow a rebate or income tax credit to compensate low-income households. 5. (North Carolina) Sales tax rate is scheduled to decrease to 4.0% on 7/1/ (South Carolina) Sales tax rate is scheduled to increase to 6.0% on 6/1/07, except for food. 7. (Wyoming) Food sales exempt through 6/30/08. Source : Federation of Tax Administrators (
9 General Sales Tax Rates, 2006 The general sales tax rates below represent the rates generally applicable to the retail sale of tangible personal property that is imposed by each state, exclusive of any special rates that may apply to specific categories of tangible personal property or any local sales and use taxes. Special rates and exemptions for food and drugs are also provided. General Sales Tax Rate (%) Food EXEMPTIONS Prescription Nonprescription Arizona 5.6 Exempt Exempt Taxable Arkansas 6.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable California Exempt Exempt Taxable Connecticut 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt District of Columbia 5.75 Exempt Exempt Exempt Georgia Exempt Exempt Taxable Hawaii Taxable Exempt Taxable Idaho 5.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Indiana 6.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Iowa 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Kansas 5.3 Taxable Exempt Taxable Louisiana Exempt Exempt Taxable Maryland 5.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt Massachusetts 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable Minnesota 6.5 Exempt Exempt Exempt Missouri Exempt Taxable Nevada 6.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable New Jersey 6.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt New Mexico 5.0 Exempt Exempt Taxable North Carolina 2,5 4.5 Exempt Exempt Taxable Oklahoma 4.5 Taxable Exempt Taxable Rhode Island 7.0 Exempt Exempt Exempt South Carolina 5.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable South Dakota 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable Tennessee Exempt Taxable Utah 4.75 Taxable Exempt Taxable Virginia Exempt Exempt West Virginia Exempt Taxable Wyoming 4.0 Taxable Exempt Taxable 1. (California) Sales tax may be adjusted annually according to a formula based on balances in the unappropriated general fund and the school foundation fund 2. (Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina) Food sales are subject to local sales tax 3. (Hawaii) Sales tax for wholesalers/manufacturers is 0.5% 4. (Missouri) Sales tax will be reduced to 4.125% effective November 8, (North Carolina) Sales tax will be reduced to 4.0% effective July 1, 2007 General Note: Local general sales/use taxes are not authorized or imposed in Connecticut, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and West Virginia Sources : CCH Tax Research NetWork Federation of Tax Administrators (
10 Comparison of and Local Retail Sales Taxes, 2004 Food Items [1] Maximum Maximum Taxable (T) Rate Local /Local Exempt (E) Rate [2] Rate [2] Alabama T T [3] 7 Arizona E Arkansas T California E Colorado E Connecticut E District of Columbia E Florida E Georgia E [4] Hawaii T* Idaho T* Illinois T** Indiana E Iowa E Kansas T* Kentucky E Louisiana E [4] Maine E Maryland E Massachusetts E Michigan E Minnesota E Mississippi T Missouri T ** Nebraska E Nevada E New Jersey E New Mexico T New York E North Carolina E [4] North Dakota E Ohio E Oklahoma T Pennsylvania E Rhode Island E South Carolina T** South Dakota T* Tennessee T Texas E Utah T Vermont E Virginia T** Washington E West Virginia T Wisconsin E Wyoming T* [1] Food purchased for consumption off-premises. [2] Highest local rate known to be actually levied by at least one jurisdiction. Includes local taxes for general purposes and those earmarked for specific purposes (e.g. transit). Taxes applying only to specified sales (e.g. lodging or meals) are excluded. [3] n cities and boroughs may levy local sales taxes from 1% to 6%. [4] Food exempt from state tax, but subject to local taxes. * Income tax credit allowed to offset sales tax on food. ** Food taxed at lower rate. Source: Compiled by the Federation of Tax Administrators from various sources.
![5 Georgia E [4] 4 3 7 Hawaii T* 4 --- 4 Idaho T* 6 3 9 Illinois T** 6.25 3 9.25 Indiana E 6 --- 6 Iowa E 5 2 7 Kansas T* 5.3 3 8.3 Kentucky E 6 --- 6 Louisiana E [4] 4 6.25 10.](/docs-images/47/20822588/images/page_10.jpg "25 Maine E 5 --- 5 Maryland E 5 --- 5 Massachusetts E 5 --- 5 Michigan E 6 --- 6 Minnesota E 6.5 1 7.5 Mississippi T 7 0.25 7.25 Missouri T ** 4.225 4.5 8.725 Nebraska E 5.5 1.5 7 Nevada E 6.5 1 7.5 New Jersey E 6 --- 6 New Mexico T 5 2.")
11 Comparison of and Local Retail Sales Taxes, 2003 Food Items [1] Maximum Maximum Taxable (T) Rate Local /Local Exempt (E) Rate [2] Rate [2] Alabama T T [3] 7 Arizona E Arkansas T California E Colorado E Connecticut E District of Columbia E Florida E Georgia E Hawaii T* Idaho T* Illinois T** Indiana E Iowa E Kansas T* Kentucky E Louisiana T **[4] Maine E Maryland E Massachusetts E Michigan E Minnesota E Mississippi T Missouri T Nebraska E Nevada E New Jersey E New Mexico T New York E North Carolina E [4] North Dakota E Ohio E Oklahoma T Pennsylvania E Rhode Island E South Carolina T** South Dakota T* Tennessee T Texas E Utah T Vermont E Virginia T** Washington E West Virginia T Wisconsin E Wyoming T* Notes [1] Food purchased for consumption off-premises. [2] Highest local rate known to be actually levied by at least one jurisdiction. Includes local taxes for general purposes and those earmarked for specific purposes (e.g. transit). Taxes applying only to specified sales (e.g. lodging or meals) are excluded. [3] n cities and boroughs may levy local sales taxes from 1% to 6%. [4] Food exempt from state tax, but subject to local taxes. In Louisiana, food will be exempt from state tax after 7/1/03. * Income tax credit allowed to offset sales tax on food. ** Food taxed at lower rate. Source: Compiled by the Federation of Tax Administrators from various sources.
![5 Georgia E 4 3 7 Hawaii T* 4 --- 4 Idaho T* 5 3 8 Illinois T** 6.25 3 9.25 Indiana E 6 --- 6 Iowa E 5 2 7 Kansas T* 5.3 3 8.3 Kentucky E 6 --- 6 Louisiana T **[4] 4 5.5 9.](/docs-images/47/20822588/images/page_11.jpg "5 Maine E 5 --- 5 Maryland E 5 --- 5 Massachusetts E 5 --- 5 Michigan E 6 --- 6 Minnesota E 6.5 1 7.5 Mississippi T 7 0.25 7.25 Missouri T 4.225 4.125 8.35 Nebraska E 5.5 1.5 7 Nevada E 6.5 0.75 7.")
12 Comparison of and Local Retail Sales Taxes, 2000 Food Items [1] Maximum Maximum Taxable (T) Rate Local /Local Exempt (E) Rate [2] Rate [2] Alabama T T [4] 6 Arizona E Arkansas T California E Colorado E Connecticut E District of Columbia E Florida E Georgia E Hawaii T* Idaho T* Illinois T** Indiana E Iowa E Kansas T* Kentucky E Louisiana T [3] Maine E Maryland E Massachusetts E Michigan E Minnesota E Mississippi T Missouri T Nebraska E Nevada E New Jersey E New Mexico T New York E North Carolina E [5] North Dakota E Ohio E Oklahoma T Pennsylvania E Rhode Island E South Carolina T** South Dakota T* Tennessee T Texas E Utah T Vermont E Virginia T** Washington E West Virginia T Wisconsin E Wyoming T* [1] Food purchased for consumption off-premises. [2] Highest local rate known to be actually levied by at least one jurisdiction. Includes local taxes for general purposes and those earmarked for specific purposes (e.g. transit). Taxes applying only to specified sales (e.g. lodging or meals) are excluded. [3] Exemption has been temporarily suspended for the state tax; food remains subject to local taxes. [4] n cities and boroughs may levy local sales taxes from 1% to 6%. [5] Food exempt from state tax, but subject to local taxes. * Income tax credit allowed to offset sales tax on food. ** Food taxed at lower rate. Source: " Tax Guide," Commerce Clearing House, Inc.; Federation of Tax Administrators. Table was compiled by the Washington Dept. of Revenue. Updated 10/18/2001, from state websites and input from state revenue/tax agency responses.
![25 2.5 8.75 Indiana E 5 --- 5 Iowa E 5 2 7 Kansas T* 4.9 3 7.9 Kentucky E 6 --- 6 Louisiana T [3] 4 5.5 9.5 Maine E 5 --- 5 Maryland E 5 --- 5 Massachusetts E 5 --- 5 Michigan E 6 --- 6 Minnesota E 6.](/docs-images/47/20822588/images/page_12.jpg "5 1 7.5 Mississippi T 7 --- 7 Missouri T 4.225 4 8.225 Nebraska E 5 1.5 6.5 Nevada E 6.5 0.75 7.25 New Jersey E 6 --- 6 New Mexico T 5 2.1875 7.1875 New York E 4 4.5 8.")
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