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As of 2023, Massachusetts has an estimated population of 7,174,604 (2.13% of the country's total), making it the 15th-most-populous state in the US. This represents a 9.58% increase in population from 2010 to 2023, the 21st-highest of any state (and the highest of the New England states ).
- Washington. Washington state has the highest quality of life in all 50 states. The state has no income tax, a thriving job market, and great international business opportunities.
- Minnesota. Minnesota ranks second best quality of life in the United States. Residents enjoy the fourth-longest life expectancy in the nation, with an average of 80.9 years.
- Utah. Utah has the third-best quality of life in the United States. Utah’s economy is thriving and ties Nebraska for lowest rate of unemployment in the nation.
- New Hampshire. New Hampshire has the fourth-highest quality of life in the U.S. The state has the least economic hardship and the lowest levels of poverty and food insecurity in the nation.
- Vermont. Vermont was the safest state in the US in 2022, with a total score of 69.49. Vermont ranks second for Personal & Residential Safety and third for Road Safety.
- Maine. With a score of 66.24, Maine was 2022's second-safest U.S. state. Maine ranks first for Emergency Preparedness, fifth for Road Safety, and third for Personal Safety.
- New Hampshire. New Hampshire's 2022 score was 65.35, making it the third-safest state in the US. New Hampshire ranked first for Financial Safety, second for Emergency Preparedness, and fourth for Personal Safety.
- Minnesota. Minnesota ranked the fourth-safest state in the US in 2022, with a total score of 64.02. Minnesota ranked first for Workplace Safety and fourth for both Financial Safety and Road Safety.
According to the United Nations' 2022 World Population Prospects report, the global population is projected to reach 8.5 billion people by the year 2030, 9.7 billion people by 2050, and 10.4 billion people by 2080, where it will remain until 2100.
Top. New Hampshire. 94.2% Minnesota. 94% North Dakota. 93.7% Vermont. 93.4% South Dakota. 93% Nebraska. 92.7% Wisconsin. 92.7% Maine. 92.6% Iowa. 92.5% Missouri. 92.5% Kansas. 92.2% Indiana. 92% Michigan. 91.7% Rhode Island.
