50th

Time to step up NH.
New Hampshire ranks last nationally for state support of public higher education, spending $106 per capita. Arizona was the second lowest spender at $183. Nationwide, state support for public higher education averaged $338 per capita

Sources: NH Fiscal Policy Institute, Forbes

 


 

 

2nd

And the silver medal for “Best States 2024” goes to NH. Number one was Utah. Rankings are based on the average of
three years of data from national surveys that prioritize various weighted categories such as opportunity, education, health care and business environment.

Source: U.S. News & World Report

 


 

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Affordable?
New Hampshire has some work to do when it comes to affordability.
Contributing factors to the low score include housing affordability and availability, and the overall cost of living.

Source U.S. News & World Report

 


 

1

New Hampshire once again ranks as the best state in the country for child well-being. Based on economic well-being, education, health, family
and community.

Source: 2024 KIDS COUNT Data Book, Annie E. Casey Foundation Data

 

 

#1

For two years in a row, no state does better than the Granite State when it comes to crime and corrections. The ranking is based on NH’s low incarceration rates and its high scores in equality in jailing and public safety.

Source: U.S. News & World Report

 

 
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