Each state was evaluated based on various factors related to quality of life, such as, healthcare, childcare services, crime rates and air quality. Also considered were protections for workers, legal guarantees to prevent discrimination, and personal freedom.
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9. (Tie) Massachusetts:
- Strong Points: worker protections, health, voting rights
- Weak Points: air quality, childcare
9. (Tie) Connecticut:
- Strong Points: worker protections, safety, healthcare
- Weak Points: air quality
9. (Tie) New York:
- Strong Points: inclusiveness, worker protections
- Weak Points: air quality, childcare
9. (Tie) New Hampshire:
- Strong Points: healthcare, inclusion, safety
- Weak Points: voting rights
8. California:
- Strong Points: inclusion, worker protections, voting rights
- Weak Points: air quality, healthcare, safety, childcare
7. Hawaii:
- Strong Points: safety, health, air quality
- Weak Points: childcare
6. Oregon:
- Strong Points: inclusion, voting rights
- Weak Points: safety, childcare
5. Washington:
- Strong Points: worker protections, inclusion, voting rights
- Weak Points: safety, childcare
4 Minnesota:
- Strong Points: safety, health, voting rights
- Weak Points: childcare
3 New Jersey:
- Strong Points: worker protections, safety, inclusion
- Weak Points: air quality
2 Maine:
- Strong Points: safety, healthcare, inclusion, childcare
- Weak Points: air quality
1 Vermont:
- Strong Points: safety, air quality, inclusion, voting rights
- Weak Points: There were no factors that did not make the top 50%
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