Federal CTC and EITC

Data for Progress Analysis Reveals State-by-State Support for the Child Tax Credit

02. 03. 2022 • Data for Progress

Use our interactive map tool to see what percentage of voters are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit in a given state.

This data originally appeared in Data for Progress.

20,328 registered voters, which is 4.4% of all registered voters in Alaska, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

600,099 registered voters, which is 19.8% of all registered voters in Alabama, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

154,566 registered voters, which is 10.4% of all registered voters in Alabama, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

791,803 registered voters, which is 19.3% of all registered voters in Arizona, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

6,948,508 registered voters, which is 32.9% of all registered voters in California, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

759,666 registered voters, which is 20.6% of all registered voters in Colorado, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

405,123 registered voters, which is 18.3% of all registered voters in Connecticut, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

151,717 registered voters, which is 48.0% of all registered voters in the District of Columbia, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

133,168 registered voters, which is 20.1% of all registered voters in Delaware, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

3,021,700 registered voters, which is 22.1% of all registered voters in Florida, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

2,168,443 registered voters, which is 32.8% of all registered voters in Georgia, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

140,015 registered voters, which is 18.5% of all registered voters in Hawaii, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

128,008 registered voters, which is 6.5% of all registered voters in Iowa, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

23,508 registered voters, which is 2.7% of all registered voters in Idaho, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,580,107 registered voters, which is 20.6% of all registered voters in Illinois, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

330,441 registered voters, which is 8.4% of all registered voters in Indiana, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

90,930 registered voters, which is 5.4% of all registered voters in Kansas, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

225,467 registered voters, which is 7.4% of all registered voters in Kentucky, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

678,302 registered voters, which is 24.5% of all registered voters in Kentucky, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

800,087 registered voters, which is 18.8% of all registered voters in Kentucky, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,414,242 registered voters, which is 35.2% of all registered voters in Maryland, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

77,150 registered voters, which is 7.8% of all registered voters in Maine, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,039,348 registered voters, which is 14.4% of all registered voters in Michigan, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

375,823 registered voters, which is 11.1% of all registered voters in Minnesota, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

371,485 registered voters, which is 10% of all registered voters in Missouri, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

401,085 registered voters, which is 21.6% of all registered voters in Mississippi, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

52,960 registered voters, which is 8.1% of all registered voters in Montana, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,331,716 registered voters, which is 20.7% of all registered voters in North Carolina, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

3,005 registered voters, which is 0.7% of all registered voters in North Dakota, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

67,092 registered voters, which is 6% of all registered voters in Nebraska, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

18,253 registered voters, which is 2.3% of all registered voters in New Hampshire, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,565,984 registered voters, which is 26.7% of all registered voters in New Jersey, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

228,194 registered voters, which is 19.4% of all registered voters in New Mexico, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

3,197,936 registered voters, which is 27% of all registered voters in New York, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

451,864 registered voters, which is 24.8% of all registered voters in Nevada, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

855,079 registered voters, which is 11.9% of all registered voters in Ohio, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

138,315 registered voters, which is 7.4% of all registered voters in Oklahoma, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

428,012 registered voters, which is 13.6% of all registered voters in Oregon, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,446,862 registered voters, which is 18.2% of all registered voters in Pennsylvania, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

157,860 registered voters, which is 21.6% of all registered voters in Rhode Island, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

592,665 registered voters, which is 18.8% of all registered voters in South Carolina, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

8,402 registered voters, which is 1.8% of all registered voters in South Dakota, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

538,152 registered voters, which is 14.3% of all registered voters in Tennessee, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

3,114,904 registered voters, which is 21.3% of all registered voters in Texas, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

38,732 registered voters, which is 3.7% of all registered voters in Utah, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,069,204 registered voters, which is 20.1% of all registered voters in Virginia, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

50,655 registered voters, which is 11.3% of all registered voters in Virginia, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

980,968 registered voters, which is 20.7% of all registered voters in the state of Washington, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

179,559 registered voters, which is 5.1% of all registered voters in Wisconsin, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

29,372 registered voters, which is 2.9% of all registered voters in West Virginia, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.

1,841 registered voters, which is 0.7% of all registered voters in Wyoming, are highly supportive of the Child Tax Credit.