Disability Prevalence by State
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The document discusses disability prevalence rates by state according to 2010 Census Bureau data. Some states had higher rates of people with disabilities, such as West Virginia which had a rate over 20%. Other states like Utah and Colorado had disability rates under 12%. Overall, disability rates varied widely between states.
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