State Execution Rates

State/Rank	2010 Population	Cumulative Executions: 1976-February 11, 2015	Executions per Capita (x10,000)
1. Oklahoma	3,751,351	112	0.299
2. Texas	25,145,561	521	0.207
3. Delaware	897,934	16	0.178
4. Virginia	8,001,024	110	0.137
5. Missouri	5,988,927	81	0.135
6. Alabama	4,779,736	56	0.117
7. South Carolina	4,625,364	43	0.093
8. Arkansas	2,915,918	27	0.093
9. Mississippi	2,967,297	21	0.071
10. Louisiana	4,533,372	28	0.062
11. Georgia	9,687,653	57	0.059
12. Arizona	6,392,017	37	0.058
13. Florida	18,801,310	90	0.048
14. Ohio	11,536,504	53	0.046
15. North Carolina	9,535,483	43	0.045
16. Nevada	2,700,551	12	0.044
17. South Dakota	814,180	3	0.037
18. Indiana	6,483,802	20	0.031
19. Montana	989,415	3	0.030
20. Utah	2,763,885	7	0.025
21. Idaho	1,567,582	3	0.019
22. Wyoming	536,626	1	0.019
23. Nebraska	1,826,341	3	0.016
24. Tennessee	6,346,105	6	0.009
25. Illinois*	12,830,632	12	0.009
26. Maryland*	5,773,552	5	0.009
27. Washington	6,724,540	5	0.007
28. Kentucky	4,339,367	3	0.007
29. Oregon	3,831,074	2	0.005
30. New Mexico*	2,059,179	1	0.005
31. California	37,253,956	13	0.003
32. Connecticut*	3,574,097	1	0.003
33. Pennsylvania	12,702,379	3	0.002
34. Colorado	5,029,196	1	0.002
35. New Hampshire	1,315,809	0	0.000
36. Kansas	2,802,134	0	0.000

*Death penalty abolished.

Population based on 2010 US Census Data.

Executions: Total since reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976 through February 11, 2015.