Estimates derived from US Census Bureau 2023 population data and American Community Survey statistics.

State	Women 18-44 (est.)	Median age	Bachelor's+ (women)	Never married (women)
Alabama	843,000	39.4	29%	35%
Alaska	132,000	35.8	32%	32%
Arizona	1,226,000	38.7	33%	33%
Arkansas	506,000	38.6	26%	30%
California	6,819,000	37.6	37%	40%
Colorado	1,058,000	37.5	45%	34%
Connecticut	561,000	41.1	43%	38%
Delaware	155,000	41.5	35%	36%
District of Columbia	136,000	34.0	63%	55%
Florida	3,392,000	42.6	33%	35%
Georgia	1,930,000	37.5	35%	38%
Hawaii	237,000	40.4	36%	36%
Idaho	334,000	37.0	31%	26%
Illinois	2,133,000	39.0	38%	38%
Indiana	1,132,000	38.2	29%	33%
Iowa	529,000	38.8	32%	31%
Kansas	500,000	37.4	36%	31%
Kentucky	747,000	39.3	28%	31%
Louisiana	778,000	37.9	28%	39%
Maine	195,000	44.8	36%	33%
Maryland	1,051,000	39.5	44%	39%
Massachusetts	1,190,000	40.1	48%	40%
Michigan	1,606,000	40.2	32%	36%
Minnesota	975,000	38.6	40%	34%
Mississippi	500,000	38.6	25%	40%
Missouri	1,022,000	39.1	32%	33%
Montana	175,000	40.5	35%	31%
Nebraska	346,000	37.2	35%	31%
Nevada	543,000	38.9	28%	36%
New Hampshire	203,000	43.3	41%	32%
New Jersey	1,486,000	40.3	44%	39%
New Mexico	338,000	39.1	30%	36%
New York	3,425,000	39.6	41%	42%
North Carolina	1,842,000	39.1	36%	35%
North Dakota	145,000	35.9	33%	32%
Ohio	1,886,000	39.7	31%	35%
Oklahoma	709,000	37.2	28%	30%
Oregon	698,000	40.4	37%	34%
Pennsylvania	2,009,000	40.9	35%	36%
Rhode Island	181,000	40.3	37%	41%
South Carolina	833,000	40.4	32%	36%
South Dakota	161,000	37.7	33%	31%
Tennessee	1,176,000	39.1	31%	33%
Texas	5,643,000	35.5	33%	34%
Utah	684,000	31.3	36%	25%
Vermont	94,000	43.2	43%	36%
Virginia	1,482,000	38.8	42%	36%
Washington	1,367,000	38.2	40%	34%
West Virginia	257,000	42.8	23%	29%
Wisconsin	946,000	39.9	33%	34%
Wyoming	96,000	39.0	30%	28%