Why Louisiana ranks as the worst state in America according to U.S. News & World Report...... DAMN cajun kinfolk

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In the U.S., the quality of life can vary from state to state, with some states excelling in healthcare and education, while others fall behind.

Count Louisiana on the list of those falling behind, according to a study by U.S. News & World Report.

Some states may stand out when it comes to economy and infrastructure, or may offer fiscal stability and opportunity to its residents.

However, other states may miss the mark on the proper conditions that make for sufficient quality of life.

Louisiana ranked number 50 as the worst state overall by U.S. News & World Report​

Louisiana came in last at number 50 as the worst state on U.S. News & World Report's ranking of the best states overall for 2025.

In breaking down Louisiana's overall rank, the state also ranked poorly in a number of categories, which include:

  • Crime & Corrections: 50
  • Economy: 50
  • Education: 46
  • Fiscal Stability: 46
  • Health Care: 44
  • Infrastructure: 48
  • Natural Environment: 49
  • Opportunity: 46
In Louisiana, the estimated GDP is $327.8 billion and the median income is approximately $39,494. The state has a population of 4,597,740, 34.5% of which are college educated, according to U.S. News & World Report.

To rank the best states for 2025, U.S. News & World Report assessed the performance of the 50 states using 71 metrics and eight categories, with the rankings' data showing how well states serve their residents in a variety of ways.

Best and worst states overall according to U.S. News & World Report​

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An aerial view of the Mississippi River in New Orleans is shown Thursday, July 11, 2019

  1. Utah
  2. New Hampshire
  3. Idaho
  4. Minnesota
  5. Nebraska
  6. Florida
  7. Vermont
  8. South Dakota
  9. Massachusetts
  10. Washington
  11. Colorado
  12. North Dakota
  13. North Carolina
  14. Iowa
  15. Connecticut
  16. Virginia
  17. Wisconsin
  18. Delaware
  19. New Jersey
  20. Maryland
  21. Georgia
  22. New York
  23. Wyoming
  24. Rhode Island
  25. Kansas
  26. Montana
  27. Maine
  28. Hawaii
  29. Texas
  30. Arizona
  31. Missouri
  32. Tennessee
  33. Indiana
  34. Nevada
  35. Oregon
  36. Illinois
  37. California
  38. Ohio
  39. Kentucky
  40. South Carolina
  41. Pennsylvania
  42. Oklahoma
  43. Michigan
  44. Arkansas
  45. Alabama
  46. West Virginia
  47. New Mexico
  48. Mississippi
  49. Alaska
  50. Louisiana

 

Overview of Louisiana​

Area52,375 SQ. MI.GDP$327.8 Billion
College Educated34.5%Population4,597,740
CapitalBaton RougeMedian Income$39,494

Rankings Scorecard​


  • Crime & Corrections
    #50


  • Economy
    #50


  • Education
    #46


  • Fiscal Stability
    #46


  • Health Care
    #44


  • Infrastructure
    #48


  • Natural Environment
    #49


  • Opportunity
    #46

Louisiana was named in honor of King Louis XIV. The French sold the region to President Thomas Jefferson in 1803. The Louisiana Purchase – 828,000 square miles at a cost of less than 3 cents per acre – doubled the size of the country.
Ain't that bitch.
It seems like their government is shitting on it..... and cacs run it..... and they're shitting on their own too... :smh:


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Sadly this ain't nothing new

It's always been us or Mississippi.

and it's also why we are seeing an outmigration of people to other states

It used to be brain drain but now it's extending to tradesmen/women and low wage workers who are trying to give themselves a chance.
 
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