| Aberdeen (South Dakota) | 25% | 4,504 | 322 |
| Abilene (Texas) | 5% | 18,752 | 145 |
| Abington Township (Montgomery County, Pennsylvania) | 25% | 4,348 | 329 |
| Aguadilla (Puerto Rico) | 39% | 2,144 | 454 |
| Akron (Ohio) | 4% | 20,398 | 140 |
| Alafaya (Florida) | 68% | 529 | 714 |
| Alameda (California) | 13% | 8,948 | 220 |
| Albany (Georgia) | 18% | 6,536 | 264 |
| Albany (New York) | 2% | 35,729 | 118 |
| Albany (Oregon) | 31% | 3,202 | 378 |
| Albany Park (Chicago) | 43% | 1,781 | 487 |
| Albuquerque (New Mexico) | 1% | 60,222 | 106 |
| Alexandria (Virginia) | 5% | 17,675 | 149 |
| Algiers (New Orleans) | 33% | 2,944 | 395 |
| Alhambra (California) | 21% | 5,548 | 288 |
| Alhambra (Phoenix) | 82% | 263 | 838 |
| Alief (Houston) | 41% | 1,936 | 472 |
| Aliso Viejo (California) | 18% | 6,831 | 258 |
| Allapattah | 54% | 1,000 | 589 |
| Allegheny (Pennsylvania) | 37% | 2,382 | 434 |
| Allen (Texas) | 17% | 7,149 | 251 |
| Allentown (Pennsylvania) | 5% | 18,420 | 146 |
| Aloha (Oregon) | 53% | 1,102 | 573 |
| Alpharetta (Georgia) | 14% | 8,418 | 227 |
| Amarillo (Texas) | 5% | 19,311 | 143 |
| Ames (Iowa) | 14% | 8,428 | 227 |
| Amherst (New York) | 23% | 5,020 | 305 |
| Anaheim (California) | 4% | 23,455 | 133 |
| Anchorage (Alaska) | 1% | 56,395 | 107 |
| Anderson (Indiana) | 23% | 5,051 | 304 |
| Ankeny (Iowa) | 33% | 2,853 | 400 |
| Ann Arbor (Michigan) | 3% | 25,330 | 129 |
| Annapolis (Maryland) | 5% | 18,886 | 144 |
| Antioch (California) | 21% | 5,621 | 286 |
| Apex (North Carolina) | 29% | 3,445 | 365 |
| Apopka (Florida) | 23% | 5,015 | 305 |
| Apple Valley (California) | 22% | 5,119 | 302 |
| Apple Valley (Minnesota) | 41% | 1,974 | 468 |
| Appleton (Wisconsin) | 10% | 10,919 | 194 |
| Arcadia (California) | 17% | 7,024 | 254 |
| Arden-Arcade (California) | 55% | 988 | 591 |
| Arkansas Territory | 49% | 1,288 | 544 |
| Arlington | 4% | 23,271 | 133 |
| Arlington (Texas) | 4% | 21,176 | 138 |
| Arlington Heights (Illinois) | 12% | 10,070 | 204 |
| Arvada (Colorado) | 28% | 3,694 | 355 |
| Asheville (North Carolina) | 3% | 29,527 | 123 |
| Aspen (Colorado) | 8% | 13,959 | 169 |
| Aspen Hill (Maryland) | 65% | 614 | 682 |
| Astoria (Queens) | 7% | 15,112 | 162 |
| Atascocita (Texas) | 52% | 1,157 | 564 |
| Athens (Georgia) | 6% | 16,039 | 156 |
| Atlanta | 0% | 92,933 | 102 |
| Atlantic City (New Jersey) | 3% | 24,939 | 130 |
| Auburn (Alabama) | 14% | 8,338 | 229 |
| Auburn (Maine) | 40% | 2,060 | 462 |
| Auburn (Washington) | 27% | 3,959 | 342 |
| Augusta (Georgia) | 8% | 14,085 | 168 |
| Augusta (Maine) | 9% | 12,472 | 180 |
| Aurora (Colorado) | 9% | 11,947 | 184 |
| Aurora (Illinois) | 14% | 8,502 | 226 |
| Austin (Chicago) | 35% | 2,611 | 416 |
| Austin (Texas) | 0% | 70,419 | 104 |
| Avondale (Arizona) | 35% | 2,642 | 413 |
| Azusa (California) | 29% | 3,650 | 357 |
| Babylon (New York) | 34% | 2,802 | 403 |
| Bakersfield (California) | 3% | 24,446 | 131 |
| Baldwin Park (California) | 28% | 3,846 | 348 |
| Baltimore | 0% | 79,149 | 103 |
| Bangor (Maine) | 5% | 17,900 | 149 |
| Bar Harbor (Maine) | 12% | 10,010 | 205 |
| Bartlett (Tennessee) | 48% | 1,372 | 533 |
| Baton Rouge (Louisiana) | 2% | 32,192 | 120 |
| Battle Creek (Michigan) | 16% | 7,554 | 244 |
| Bay Ridge (Brooklyn) | 15% | 7,810 | 239 |
| Bayonne (New Jersey) | 9% | 12,880 | 177 |
| Baytown (Texas) | 29% | 3,479 | 364 |
| Beaumont (California) | 36% | 2,521 | 422 |
| Beaumont (Texas) | 11% | 10,879 | 195 |
| Beaverton (Oregon) | 15% | 8,031 | 234 |
| Bedford–Stuyvesant (Brooklyn) | 6% | 16,042 | 156 |
| Bel Air South (Maryland) | 93% | 102 | 936 |
| Bellevue (Nebraska) | 37% | 2,393 | 433 |
| Bellevue (Tennessee) | 68% | 543 | 708 |
| Bellevue (Washington) | 5% | 18,342 | 147 |
| Bellflower (California) | 25% | 4,532 | 322 |
| Bellingham (Washington) | 6% | 15,725 | 157 |
| Belmont Cragin (Chicago) | 45% | 1,577 | 508 |
| Bend (Oregon) | 5% | 18,320 | 147 |
| Bennington (Vermont) | 27% | 3,861 | 347 |
| Bensalem Township (Pennsylvania) | 40% | 2,086 | 460 |
| Bensonhurst (Brooklyn) | 15% | 8,167 | 232 |
| Bentonville (Arkansas) | 8% | 13,906 | 169 |
| Berkeley (California) | 4% | 20,596 | 139 |
| Berwyn (Illinois) | 23% | 4,933 | 308 |
| Bethesda (Maryland) | 6% | 16,238 | 155 |
| Bethlehem (Pennsylvania) | 9% | 12,498 | 180 |
| Beverly Hills (California) | 3% | 26,915 | 126 |
| Billings (Montana) | 4% | 22,003 | 136 |
| Biloxi (Mississippi) | 9% | 12,093 | 183 |
| Birmingham (Alabama) | 2% | 33,883 | 120 |
| Bismarck (North Dakota) | 6% | 16,454 | 154 |
| Blaine (Minnesota) | 40% | 2,032 | 464 |
| Bloomfield (New Jersey) | 36% | 2,505 | 423 |
| Bloomington (Illinois) | 20% | 5,875 | 280 |
| Bloomington (Indiana) | 9% | 11,963 | 184 |
| Bloomington (Minnesota) | 19% | 6,413 | 267 |
| Bloomington–Normal metropolitan area | 48% | 1,362 | 534 |
| Blue Springs (Missouri) | 29% | 3,605 | 359 |
| Boca Raton (Florida) | 3% | 24,288 | 131 |
| Boise (Idaho) | 2% | 36,544 | 117 |
| Bolingbrook (Illinois) | 34% | 2,733 | 408 |
| Bonita Springs (Florida) | 34% | 2,768 | 406 |
| Bossier City (Louisiana) | 25% | 4,478 | 324 |
| Boston (Massachusetts) | 0% | 113,332 | 101 |
| Boulder (Colorado) | 5% | 19,096 | 144 |
| Bowie (Maryland) | 25% | 4,457 | 324 |
| Bowling Green (Kentucky) | 10% | 11,434 | 189 |
| Boyle Heights (Los Angeles) | 24% | 4,794 | 312 |
| Boynton Beach (Florida) | 21% | 5,410 | 292 |
| Bozeman (Montana) | 4% | 20,605 | 139 |
| Bradenton (Florida) | 13% | 9,476 | 213 |
| Brandon (Florida) | 32% | 3,112 | 384 |
| Branson (Missouri) | 8% | 13,465 | 172 |
| Bremerton–Silverdale–Port Orchard metropolitan area | 29% | 3,610 | 359 |
| Brentwood (California) | 26% | 4,213 | 333 |
| Brentwood (New York) | 38% | 2,254 | 444 |
| Briarwood (Queens) | 57% | 879 | 611 |
| Brick Township (New Jersey) | 38% | 2,244 | 446 |
| Bridgeport (Connecticut) | 6% | 16,199 | 155 |
| Bristol (Connecticut) | 22% | 5,239 | 298 |
| Bristol Township (Pennsylvania) | 76% | 376 | 781 |
| Brockton (Massachusetts) | 18% | 6,517 | 264 |
| Broken Arrow (Oklahoma) | 22% | 5,134 | 301 |
| Brookhaven (Georgia) | 35% | 2,596 | 417 |
| Brookhaven (New York) | 25% | 4,509 | 322 |
| Brookings (South Dakota) | 28% | 3,819 | 350 |
| Brookline (Massachusetts) | 9% | 12,235 | 182 |
| Brooklyn | 0% | 163,592 | 100 |
| Brooklyn Park (Minnesota) | 37% | 2,437 | 429 |
| Broomfield (Colorado) | 23% | 4,878 | 309 |
| Brownsville (Brooklyn) | 14% | 8,448 | 227 |
| Brownsville (Texas) | 8% | 13,484 | 172 |
| Bryan (Texas) | 22% | 5,313 | 295 |
| Bryan–College Station | 53% | 1,068 | 577 |
| Buckeye (Arizona) | 29% | 3,455 | 364 |
| Buena Park (California) | 34% | 2,829 | 402 |
| Buffalo (New York) | 1% | 57,206 | 107 |
| Burbank (California) | 3% | 25,217 | 129 |
| Burien (Washington) | 41% | 1,916 | 473 |
| Burlington (North Carolina) | 32% | 3,077 | 387 |
| Burlington (Vermont) | 3% | 26,617 | 127 |
| Burnsville (Minnesota) | 40% | 2,113 | 457 |
| Bushwick (Brooklyn) | 14% | 8,378 | 228 |
| Butte (Montana) | 7% | 15,035 | 162 |
| Caguas (Puerto Rico) | 38% | 2,326 | 438 |
| Caldwell (Idaho) | 32% | 3,080 | 386 |
| Camarillo (California) | 18% | 6,630 | 261 |
| Cambridge (Massachusetts) | 2% | 29,944 | 122 |
| Camden (New Jersey) | 11% | 10,656 | 197 |
| Canarsie (Brooklyn) | 23% | 4,916 | 308 |
| Canton (Michigan) | 36% | 2,468 | 426 |
| Canton (Ohio) | 10% | 11,710 | 186 |
| Canyon Country (Santa Clarita, California) | 53% | 1,094 | 574 |
| Cape Coral (Florida) | 8% | 13,178 | 174 |
| Carlsbad (California) | 8% | 13,620 | 171 |
| Carmel (Indiana) | 13% | 8,961 | 220 |
| Carmichael (California) | 27% | 3,961 | 342 |
| Carol City (Florida) | 45% | 1,640 | 501 |
| Carrollton (Texas) | 24% | 4,733 | 315 |
| Carson (California) | 17% | 7,079 | 253 |
| Carson City (Nevada) | 5% | 18,660 | 145 |
| Cary (North Carolina) | 12% | 9,899 | 207 |
| Casa Grande (Arizona) | 28% | 3,853 | 348 |
| Casas Adobes (Arizona) | 65% | 615 | 682 |
| Casper (Wyoming) | 9% | 12,099 | 183 |
| Castle Rock (Colorado) | 20% | 5,847 | 281 |
| Castro Valley (California) | 29% | 3,536 | 362 |
| Catalina Foothills (Arizona) | 42% | 1,858 | 479 |
| Cathedral City (California) | 31% | 3,139 | 382 |
| Cedar Park (Texas) | 29% | 3,486 | 363 |
| Cedar Rapids (Iowa) | 8% | 13,030 | 175 |
| Celina (Texas) | 30% | 3,378 | 368 |
| Centennial (Colorado) | 28% | 3,685 | 356 |
| Center City (Philadelphia) | 30% | 3,297 | 373 |
| Central Los Angeles | 39% | 2,209 | 448 |
| Centreville (Virginia) | 32% | 3,048 | 388 |
| Champaign (Illinois) | 11% | 10,349 | 201 |
| Champaign–Urbana metropolitan area | 38% | 2,247 | 445 |
| Chandler (Arizona) | 12% | 9,556 | 211 |
| Chapel Hill (North Carolina) | 12% | 9,908 | 207 |
| Charlanta | 74% | 409 | 765 |
| Charleston (South Carolina) | 1% | 45,068 | 112 |
| Charleston (West Virginia) | 4% | 21,131 | 138 |
| Charlotte (North Carolina) | 1% | 60,449 | 106 |
| Charlottesville (Virginia) | 5% | 19,567 | 142 |
| Chattanooga (Tennessee) | 3% | 25,877 | 128 |
| Cheektowaga | 87% | 181 | 887 |
| Cheektowaga (New York) | 41% | 1,997 | 467 |
| Cheektowaga Northwest (New York) | 100% | 9 | 998 |
| Cherry Hill (New Jersey) | 16% | 7,708 | 240 |
| Chesapeake (Virginia) | 15% | 8,007 | 235 |
| Cheyenne (Wyoming) | 2% | 29,884 | 122 |
| Chicago | 0% | 155,733 | 100 |
| Chicago Lawn (Chicago) | 50% | 1,258 | 548 |
| Chico (California) | 11% | 10,783 | 196 |
| Chicopee (Massachusetts) | 36% | 2,511 | 422 |
| Chinatown (San Francisco) | 18% | 6,603 | 262 |
| Chino (California) | 18% | 6,641 | 261 |
| Chino Hills (California) | 25% | 4,391 | 327 |
| Chula Vista (California) | 13% | 9,385 | 214 |
| Cicero (Illinois) | 17% | 7,165 | 251 |
| Cincinnati | 1% | 57,726 | 107 |
| Citrus Heights (California) | 36% | 2,487 | 424 |
| City Heights (San Diego) | 64% | 620 | 680 |
| Clarksburg micropolitan area | 87% | 193 | 879 |
| Clarkstown (New York) | 56% | 928 | 603 |
| Clarksville (Tennessee) | 13% | 9,354 | 215 |
| Clay (New York) | 54% | 1,040 | 582 |
| Clearwater (Florida) | 8% | 13,994 | 168 |
| Cleveland | 1% | 55,744 | 108 |
| Clifton (New Jersey) | 26% | 4,274 | 331 |
| Clinton Township (Macomb County, Michigan) | 38% | 2,255 | 444 |
| Clovis (California) | 20% | 5,855 | 280 |
| Coconut Creek (Florida) | 32% | 3,042 | 389 |
| Coeur d'Alene (Idaho) | 3% | 28,449 | 124 |
| Colchester (Vermont) | 47% | 1,475 | 519 |
| College Station (Texas) | 7% | 15,579 | 159 |
| Collierville (Tennessee) | 38% | 2,267 | 443 |
| Colonie (New York) | 41% | 1,998 | 467 |
| Colorado Springs (Colorado) | 3% | 26,109 | 128 |
| Colton (California) | 37% | 2,358 | 436 |
| Columbia (Maryland) | 12% | 9,501 | 212 |
| Columbia (Missouri) | 7% | 15,548 | 159 |
| Columbia (South Carolina) | 4% | 23,065 | 133 |
| Columbus (Georgia) | 8% | 13,392 | 173 |
| Columbus (Indiana) | 17% | 7,073 | 253 |
| Columbus (Ohio) | 1% | 50,994 | 109 |
| Commerce City (Colorado) | 34% | 2,780 | 404 |
| Compton (California) | 2% | 31,854 | 120 |
| Concord (California) | 15% | 8,176 | 231 |
| Concord (New Hampshire) | 12% | 10,010 | 205 |
| Concord (North Carolina) | 22% | 5,300 | 296 |
| Conroe (Texas) | 21% | 5,409 | 292 |
| Conway (Arkansas) | 22% | 5,151 | 301 |
| Cookeville micropolitan area | 88% | 175 | 891 |
| Coon Rapids (Minnesota) | 43% | 1,769 | 488 |
| Coral Springs (Florida) | 16% | 7,563 | 244 |
| Corona (California) | 14% | 8,213 | 230 |
| Corona (Queens) | 26% | 4,285 | 331 |
| Corpus Christi (Texas) | 3% | 24,554 | 131 |
| Corvallis (Oregon) | 11% | 10,153 | 203 |
| Costa Mesa (California) | 16% | 7,352 | 247 |
| Council Bluffs (Iowa) | 14% | 8,739 | 223 |
| Covina (California) | 29% | 3,594 | 360 |
| Covington (Kentucky) | 22% | 5,333 | 294 |
| Cranston (Rhode Island) | 22% | 5,259 | 297 |
| Crown Heights | 22% | 5,326 | 294 |
| Cumberland metropolitan area | 86% | 200 | 874 |
| Cupertino (California) | 5% | 19,360 | 143 |
| Cuyahoga Falls (Ohio) | 26% | 4,203 | 333 |
| Cypress (California) | 27% | 3,943 | 343 |
| Dale City (Virginia) | 55% | 952 | 598 |
| Dallas | 1% | 59,985 | 106 |
| Daly City (California) | 16% | 7,483 | 245 |
| Danbury (Connecticut) | 14% | 8,592 | 224 |
| Danville micropolitan area (Kentucky) | 98% | 24 | 982 |
| Danville micropolitan area (Virginia) | 97% | 45 | 969 |
| Daphne–Fairhope–Foley micropolitan area | 25% | 4,445 | 325 |
| Davenport (Iowa) | 10% | 11,397 | 189 |
| Davie (Florida) | 22% | 5,194 | 299 |
| Davis (California) | 13% | 9,048 | 219 |
| Dayton (Ohio) | 4% | 20,487 | 140 |
| Daytona Beach (Florida) | 10% | 11,543 | 187 |
| Dearborn (Michigan) | 1% | 55,147 | 108 |
| Dearborn Heights (Michigan) | 45% | 1,640 | 501 |
| Decatur (Alabama) | 25% | 4,458 | 324 |
| Decatur (Illinois) | 15% | 7,986 | 235 |
| Deerfield Beach (Florida) | 17% | 7,040 | 254 |
| Delano (California) | 36% | 2,489 | 424 |
| Delray Beach (Florida) | 18% | 6,511 | 264 |
| Deltona (Florida) | 36% | 2,471 | 426 |
| Denton (Texas) | 11% | 10,513 | 199 |
| Denver | 1% | 57,917 | 107 |
| Derry (New Hampshire) | 30% | 3,358 | 369 |
| Des Moines (Iowa) | 2% | 34,436 | 119 |
| Des Plaines (Illinois) | 13% | 9,191 | 217 |
| DeSoto (Texas) | 24% | 4,617 | 319 |
| Detroit | 0% | 79,260 | 103 |
| Diamond Bar (California) | 26% | 4,125 | 335 |
| Dodge City (Kansas) | 9% | 12,653 | 178 |
| Doral (Florida) | 21% | 5,398 | 292 |
| Dothan (Alabama) | 18% | 6,617 | 262 |
| Dover (Delaware) | 9% | 11,823 | 185 |
| Dover (New Hampshire) | 33% | 2,868 | 399 |
| Downers Grove (Illinois) | 27% | 3,941 | 343 |
| Downey (California) | 11% | 10,271 | 202 |
| Downtown Los Angeles | 13% | 9,241 | 216 |
| Draper (Utah) | 25% | 4,413 | 326 |
| Dublin (California) | 18% | 6,471 | 266 |
| Dubuque (Iowa) | 14% | 8,781 | 222 |
| Duluth (Minnesota) | 3% | 25,924 | 128 |
| Duluth MN–WI metropolitan area | 48% | 1,369 | 533 |
| Dundalk (Maryland) | 37% | 2,395 | 433 |
| Dunwoody (Georgia) | 38% | 2,240 | 446 |
| Durham (North Carolina) | 5% | 18,778 | 145 |
| Eagan (Minnesota) | 29% | 3,539 | 361 |
| East Harlem | 11% | 10,616 | 198 |
| East Hartford (Connecticut) | 44% | 1,702 | 495 |
| East Honolulu (Hawaii) | 67% | 546 | 706 |
| East Los Angeles (California) | 21% | 5,449 | 291 |
| East New York | 22% | 5,318 | 295 |
| East Orange (New Jersey) | 26% | 4,189 | 334 |
| East Providence (Rhode Island) | 48% | 1,400 | 528 |
| East Village (Manhattan) | 12% | 9,827 | 208 |
| Eastvale (California) | 37% | 2,414 | 431 |
| Eau Claire (Wisconsin) | 12% | 9,704 | 209 |
| Eden Prairie (Minnesota) | 29% | 3,443 | 365 |
| Edgewater (Chicago) | 39% | 2,141 | 455 |
| Edina (Minnesota) | 16% | 7,344 | 247 |
| Edinburg (Texas) | 16% | 7,580 | 244 |
| Edison (New Jersey) | 15% | 7,998 | 235 |
| Edmond (Oklahoma) | 22% | 5,128 | 302 |
| El Cajon (California) | 23% | 4,948 | 307 |
| El Dorado Hills (California) | 30% | 3,424 | 366 |
| El Monte (California) | 30% | 3,329 | 372 |
| El Paso (Texas) | 2% | 36,337 | 118 |
| Elgin (Illinois) | 18% | 6,477 | 266 |
| Elizabeth (New Jersey) | 15% | 8,024 | 234 |
| Elk Grove (California) | 22% | 5,326 | 294 |
| Elkhart (Indiana) | 23% | 5,036 | 304 |
| Ellicott City (Maryland) | 21% | 5,512 | 289 |
| Elmhurst (Queens) | 32% | 3,040 | 389 |
| Elyria (Ohio) | 33% | 2,936 | 395 |
| Encinitas (California) | 16% | 7,465 | 245 |
| Enid (Oklahoma) | 20% | 5,747 | 283 |
| Enterprise (Nevada) | 37% | 2,404 | 432 |
| Erie (Pennsylvania) | 7% | 14,760 | 164 |
| Escondido (California) | 20% | 5,827 | 281 |
| Eugene (Oregon) | 4% | 22,129 | 136 |
| Euless (Texas) | 35% | 2,664 | 412 |
| Evanston (Illinois) | 6% | 16,423 | 154 |
| Evansville (Indiana) | 10% | 11,687 | 186 |
| Everett (Washington) | 12% | 9,990 | 205 |
| Fairbanks (Alaska) | 2% | 30,180 | 122 |
| Fairfield (California) | 22% | 5,248 | 298 |
| Fairfield (Connecticut) | 19% | 6,139 | 273 |
| Fall River (Massachusetts) | 1% | 56,507 | 107 |
| Far North Dallas | 78% | 328 | 804 |
| Far Rockaway | 32% | 3,062 | 388 |
| Fargo (North Dakota) | 3% | 25,033 | 130 |
| Farmington Hills (Michigan) | 31% | 3,168 | 381 |
| Fayetteville (Arkansas) | 11% | 10,877 | 195 |
| Fayetteville (North Carolina) | 8% | 13,966 | 169 |
| Federal Way (Washington) | 27% | 3,992 | 341 |
| Fishers (Indiana) | 26% | 4,297 | 330 |
| Flagami | 72% | 435 | 751 |
| Flagstaff (Arizona) | 5% | 19,865 | 142 |
| Flatbush | 21% | 5,555 | 288 |
| Flint (Michigan) | 5% | 18,080 | 148 |
| Florence-Graham (California) | 59% | 777 | 634 |
| Florin (California) | 64% | 635 | 676 |
| Florissant (Missouri) | 35% | 2,570 | 419 |
| Flower Mound (Texas) | 16% | 7,607 | 243 |
| Flushing (Queens) | 9% | 12,520 | 180 |
| Folsom (California) | 21% | 5,401 | 292 |
| Fontana (California) | 9% | 12,665 | 178 |
| Forest Hills (Queens) | 7% | 14,691 | 164 |
| Fort Collins (Colorado) | 8% | 14,101 | 168 |
| Fort Lauderdale (Florida) | 3% | 24,634 | 131 |
| Fort Myers (Florida) | 9% | 11,726 | 185 |
| Fort Smith (Arkansas) | 14% | 8,701 | 223 |
| Fort Wayne (Indiana) | 6% | 16,519 | 153 |
| Fort Worth (Texas) | 2% | 34,836 | 118 |
| Fountain Valley (California) | 23% | 4,972 | 306 |
| Fountainbleau | 67% | 561 | 700 |
| Four Corners (Florida) | 52% | 1,152 | 565 |
| Framingham (Massachusetts) | 19% | 6,161 | 273 |
| Frankfort (Kentucky) | 11% | 10,357 | 201 |
| Franklin (Tennessee) | 5% | 19,757 | 142 |
| Franklin Township (Somerset County, New Jersey) | 42% | 1,837 | 481 |
| Frederick (Maryland) | 12% | 9,722 | 209 |
| Fremont (California) | 9% | 12,405 | 181 |
| Fresno (California) | 3% | 24,661 | 130 |
| Frisco (Texas) | 6% | 16,609 | 153 |
| Front Range Urban Corridor | 26% | 4,067 | 337 |
| Fullerton (California) | 14% | 8,248 | 230 |
| Fulshear (Texas) | 35% | 2,586 | 418 |
| Gainesville (Florida) | 5% | 20,051 | 141 |
| Gaithersburg (Maryland) | 16% | 7,289 | 248 |
| Galveston (Texas) | 5% | 17,725 | 149 |
| Garden Grove (California) | 17% | 7,273 | 249 |
| Gardena (California) | 24% | 4,754 | 313 |
| Garland (Texas) | 19% | 6,189 | 272 |
| Gary (Indiana) | 1% | 58,551 | 107 |
| Gastonia (North Carolina) | 18% | 6,588 | 262 |
| Georgetown (Texas) | 17% | 7,125 | 252 |
| Georgetown Township (Michigan) | 83% | 249 | 846 |
| Germantown (Maryland) | 22% | 5,111 | 302 |
| Germantown (Philadelphia) | 25% | 4,461 | 324 |
| Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) | 13% | 8,840 | 221 |
| Gilbert (Arizona) | 17% | 7,030 | 254 |
| Gillette (Wyoming) | 21% | 5,659 | 285 |
| Gilroy (California) | 25% | 4,448 | 325 |
| Glen Burnie (Maryland) | 36% | 2,449 | 428 |
| Glendale (Arizona) | 11% | 10,300 | 202 |
| Glendale (California) | 5% | 17,909 | 149 |
| Glendora (California) | 30% | 3,349 | 370 |
| Gloucester Township (New Jersey) | 52% | 1,121 | 570 |
| Goodyear (Arizona) | 29% | 3,525 | 362 |
| Grand Forks (North Dakota) | 13% | 9,343 | 215 |
| Grand Island (Nebraska) | 20% | 5,938 | 278 |
| Grand Junction (Colorado) | 7% | 15,236 | 161 |
| Grand Prairie (Texas) | 19% | 6,057 | 275 |
| Grand Rapids (Michigan) | 3% | 28,249 | 124 |
| Grapevine (Texas) | 20% | 5,928 | 279 |
| Great Falls (Montana) | 13% | 9,202 | 216 |
| Greece (New York) | 46% | 1,483 | 518 |
| Greeley (Colorado) | 17% | 6,931 | 256 |
| Green Bay (Wisconsin) | 3% | 27,015 | 126 |
| Greenburgh (New York) | 46% | 1,525 | 514 |
| Greenpoint (Brooklyn) | 22% | 5,327 | 294 |
| Greensboro (North Carolina) | 5% | 18,987 | 144 |
| Greenville (North Carolina) | 9% | 11,864 | 185 |
| Greenville (South Carolina) | 1% | 53,349 | 109 |
| Greenwich (Connecticut) | 6% | 16,092 | 156 |
| Greenwood (Indiana) | 34% | 2,778 | 405 |
| Gresham (Oregon) | 31% | 3,216 | 377 |
| Gulfport (Mississippi) | 17% | 7,066 | 253 |
| Hacienda Heights (California) | 31% | 3,146 | 382 |
| Hamburg (New York) | 40% | 2,082 | 460 |
| Hamden (Connecticut) | 32% | 3,063 | 388 |
| Hamilton (Ohio) | 14% | 8,694 | 223 |
| Hamilton Township (Mercer County, New Jersey) | 38% | 2,278 | 442 |
| Hammond (Indiana) | 12% | 9,709 | 209 |
| Hampton (Virginia) | 15% | 7,952 | 236 |
| Hampton Roads | 10% | 11,239 | 190 |
| Hanford (California) | 21% | 5,617 | 286 |
| Happy Valley (Pennsylvania) | 42% | 1,866 | 478 |
| Harlem | 3% | 27,799 | 125 |
| Harlingen (Texas) | 24% | 4,579 | 320 |
| Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) | 4% | 20,536 | 139 |
| Harrisonburg (Virginia) | 15% | 8,158 | 232 |
| Hartford (Connecticut) | 3% | 26,981 | 126 |
| Hattiesburg (Mississippi) | 13% | 9,464 | 213 |
| Haverford Township (Pennsylvania) | 58% | 843 | 618 |
| Haverhill (Massachusetts) | 25% | 4,351 | 329 |
| Hawthorne (California) | 12% | 9,504 | 212 |
| Hayward (California) | 6% | 15,646 | 158 |
| Helena (Montana) | 5% | 19,436 | 143 |
| Hemet (California) | 22% | 5,313 | 295 |
| Hempstead | 35% | 2,584 | 418 |
| Hempstead (New York) | 12% | 10,006 | 205 |
| Henderson (Nevada) | 7% | 15,466 | 159 |
| Hendersonville (Tennessee) | 20% | 5,821 | 281 |
| Herriman (Utah) | 48% | 1,379 | 532 |
| Hesperia (California) | 29% | 3,600 | 360 |
| Hialeah (Florida) | 13% | 9,191 | 217 |
| High Point (North Carolina) | 20% | 5,836 | 281 |
| Highland (California) | 46% | 1,502 | 516 |
| Highland Park (Los Angeles) | 26% | 4,133 | 335 |
| Highlands Ranch (Colorado) | 28% | 3,670 | 356 |
| Hillsboro (Oregon) | 18% | 6,596 | 262 |
| Hilo (Hawaii) | 10% | 11,553 | 187 |
| Hilton Head Island–Beaufort micropolitan area | 73% | 417 | 760 |
| Hoboken (New Jersey) | 7% | 14,797 | 163 |
| Hoffman Estates (Illinois) | 22% | 5,266 | 297 |
| Hollywood (Florida) | 10% | 11,446 | 189 |
| Hollywood (Los Angeles) | 2% | 37,411 | 117 |
| Homestead (Florida) | 20% | 5,906 | 279 |
| Honolulu | 1% | 50,236 | 110 |
| Hoover (Alabama) | 31% | 3,206 | 378 |
| Horizon West (Florida) | 71% | 468 | 737 |
| Hot Springs (Arkansas) | 12% | 9,550 | 211 |
| Houston | 0% | 73,745 | 104 |
| Howell | 36% | 2,542 | 420 |
| Humboldt Park (Chicago) | 30% | 3,276 | 374 |
| Huntersville (North Carolina) | 20% | 5,755 | 283 |
| Huntington (New York) | 15% | 7,835 | 238 |
| Huntington (West Virginia) | 10% | 11,165 | 191 |
| Huntington Beach (California) | 11% | 10,620 | 198 |
| Huntington Park (California) | 32% | 3,069 | 387 |
| Huntsville (Alabama) | 3% | 27,677 | 125 |
| Idaho Falls (Idaho) | 12% | 9,577 | 211 |
| Independence (Missouri) | 12% | 9,524 | 212 |
| Indianapolis | 1% | 47,639 | 111 |
| Indio (California) | 17% | 6,975 | 255 |
| Inglewood (California) | 4% | 22,663 | 135 |
| Inland Empire | 2% | 29,986 | 122 |
| Iowa City (Iowa) | 9% | 11,982 | 184 |
| Irondequoit (New York) | 42% | 1,836 | 481 |
| Irvine (California) | 4% | 22,730 | 135 |
| Irving (Texas) | 13% | 8,907 | 221 |
| Irving Park (Chicago) | 48% | 1,395 | 529 |
| Irvington (New Jersey) | 36% | 2,455 | 427 |
| Islip (New York) | 32% | 3,021 | 390 |
| Jackson | 36% | 2,534 | 421 |
| Jackson (Mississippi) | 3% | 28,716 | 124 |
| Jackson (Tennessee) | 18% | 6,581 | 263 |
| Jackson Heights | 19% | 6,049 | 275 |
| Jacksonville (North Carolina) | 24% | 4,584 | 320 |
| Jacksonville, Florida (Florida) | 1% | 50,866 | 109 |
| Jamaica (Queens) | 11% | 10,195 | 203 |
| Janesville (Wisconsin) | 26% | 4,217 | 333 |
| Jefferson City (Missouri) | 10% | 11,725 | 186 |
| Jersey City (New Jersey) | 4% | 21,474 | 137 |
| Johns Creek (Georgia) | 27% | 3,906 | 345 |
| Johnson City (Tennessee) | 11% | 10,344 | 201 |
| Joliet (Illinois) | 11% | 10,193 | 203 |
| Jonesboro (Arkansas) | 17% | 7,144 | 251 |
| Joplin (Missouri) | 10% | 11,187 | 191 |
| Juneau, Alaska | 1% | 44,145 | 112 |
| Jupiter (Florida) | 10% | 11,585 | 187 |
| Jurupa Valley (California) | 39% | 2,180 | 450 |
| Kahului-Wailuku, HI Metropolitan Statistical Area | 30% | 3,341 | 370 |
| Kailua-Kona (Hawaii) | 20% | 5,926 | 279 |
| Kalamazoo (Michigan) | 6% | 16,618 | 153 |
| Kannapolis (North Carolina) | 25% | 4,393 | 327 |
| Kansas City (Kansas) | 5% | 18,053 | 148 |
| Kansas City (Missouri) | 1% | 67,028 | 105 |
| Kearney (Nebraska) | 24% | 4,674 | 317 |
| Kendale Lakes (Florida) | 48% | 1,404 | 528 |
| Kendall (Florida) | 41% | 1,996 | 467 |
| Kenner (Louisiana) | 32% | 2,978 | 392 |
| Kennewick (Washington) | 25% | 4,519 | 322 |
| Kenosha (Wisconsin) | 12% | 10,078 | 204 |
| Kent (Washington) | 24% | 4,641 | 318 |
| Kentwood (Michigan) | 51% | 1,196 | 558 |
| Kettering (Ohio) | 30% | 3,329 | 372 |
| Killeen (Texas) | 19% | 6,169 | 273 |
| Kingsport (Tennessee) | 20% | 6,022 | 276 |
| Kingwood (Houston) | 41% | 1,971 | 469 |
| Kirkland (Washington) | 18% | 6,592 | 262 |
| Kissimmee (Florida) | 15% | 8,039 | 234 |
| Knoxville (Tennessee) | 2% | 36,966 | 117 |
| Kokomo (Indiana) | 17% | 7,272 | 249 |
| Koreatown (Los Angeles) | 25% | 4,428 | 326 |
| La Crosse (Wisconsin) | 14% | 8,655 | 224 |
| La Crosse–Onalaska | 68% | 528 | 714 |
| La Habra (California) | 36% | 2,446 | 428 |
| La Mesa (California) | 27% | 3,932 | 344 |
| Lacey (Washington) | 38% | 2,235 | 446 |
| Lafayette (Indiana) | 14% | 8,549 | 225 |
| Lafayette (Louisiana) | 7% | 15,510 | 159 |
| Laguna Niguel (California) | 31% | 3,161 | 381 |
| Lahaina (Hawaii) | 21% | 5,368 | 293 |
| Lake Charles (Louisiana) | 14% | 8,539 | 225 |
| Lake Elsinore (California) | 21% | 5,655 | 285 |
| Lake Forest (California) | 24% | 4,623 | 319 |
| Lake Havasu City (Arizona) | 16% | 7,580 | 244 |
| Lake Highlands | 67% | 548 | 705 |
| Lake View (Chicago) | 31% | 3,212 | 378 |
| Lakeland (Florida) | 11% | 10,623 | 198 |
| Lakeville (Minnesota) | 37% | 2,365 | 435 |
| Lakewood | 88% | 169 | 894 |
| Lakewood | 15% | 7,787 | 239 |
| Lakewood (California) | 28% | 3,673 | 356 |
| Lakewood (Colorado) | 24% | 4,699 | 317 |
| Lakewood (Ohio) | 31% | 3,260 | 375 |
| Lakewood (Washington) | 40% | 2,085 | 460 |
| Lancaster (California) | 13% | 9,145 | 217 |
| Lancaster (Pennsylvania) | 7% | 15,248 | 161 |
| Lansing (Michigan) | 6% | 16,782 | 152 |
| Laramie (Wyoming) | 9% | 12,618 | 179 |
| Laredo (Texas) | 9% | 12,494 | 180 |
| Largo (Florida) | 26% | 4,081 | 337 |
| Las Cruces (New Mexico) | 7% | 14,746 | 164 |
| Las Vegas | 0% | 83,206 | 103 |
| Las Vegas Valley | 10% | 10,899 | 194 |
| Lauderhill (Florida) | 41% | 1,956 | 470 |
| Lawrence (Kansas) | 10% | 11,122 | 192 |
| Lawrence (Massachusetts) | 12% | 9,589 | 211 |
| Lawton (Oklahoma) | 20% | 6,007 | 276 |
| Layton (Utah) | 40% | 2,063 | 462 |
| League City (Texas) | 31% | 3,197 | 379 |
| Leander (Texas) | 36% | 2,499 | 423 |
| Lebanon–Claremont micropolitan area | 73% | 417 | 760 |
| Lee's Summit (Missouri) | 19% | 6,221 | 271 |
| Lehi (Utah) | 30% | 3,401 | 367 |
| Lehigh Acres (Florida) | 36% | 2,503 | 423 |
| Lenexa (Kansas) | 36% | 2,513 | 422 |
| Lenox Hill | 32% | 3,005 | 391 |
| Levittown (New York) | 18% | 6,802 | 259 |
| Levittown (Pennsylvania) | 27% | 3,864 | 347 |
| Lewiston (Maine) | 11% | 10,240 | 202 |
| Lewisville (Texas) | 28% | 3,747 | 353 |
| Lexington (Kentucky) | 4% | 23,254 | 133 |
| Lincoln (Nebraska) | 5% | 18,198 | 147 |
| Lincoln Park | 91% | 133 | 917 |
| Little Havana | 23% | 4,958 | 307 |
| Little Rock (Arkansas) | 3% | 25,921 | 128 |
| Little Rock–North Little Rock–Conway metropolitan area | 51% | 1,165 | 563 |
| Livermore (California) | 16% | 7,568 | 244 |
| Livonia (Michigan) | 20% | 5,702 | 284 |
| Lodi (California) | 19% | 6,363 | 268 |
| Logan (Utah) | 21% | 5,539 | 288 |
| Logan Square (Chicago) | 34% | 2,823 | 402 |
| Long Beach (California) | 3% | 26,524 | 127 |
| Longmont (Colorado) | 21% | 5,450 | 291 |
| Longview (Texas) | 11% | 10,397 | 200 |
| Lorain (Ohio) | 26% | 4,061 | 338 |
| Los Angeles | 0% | 199,004 | 100 |
| Louisville (Kentucky) | 1% | 42,593 | 113 |
| Loveland (Colorado) | 23% | 4,966 | 307 |
| Lowell (Massachusetts) | 11% | 10,568 | 198 |
| Lower East Side | 8% | 13,178 | 174 |
| Lower Manhattan | 5% | 19,892 | 142 |
| Lower Merion Township (Pennsylvania) | 35% | 2,603 | 416 |
| Lower North Philadelphia | 86% | 194 | 878 |
| Lower Paxton Township (Pennsylvania) | 74% | 400 | 770 |
| Lubbock (Texas) | 4% | 23,241 | 133 |
| Lynchburg (Virginia) | 7% | 14,600 | 165 |
| Lynn (Massachusetts) | 19% | 6,329 | 269 |
| Lynwood (California) | 20% | 6,045 | 276 |
| Macomb Township (Michigan) | 56% | 916 | 604 |
| Macon (Georgia) | 7% | 15,338 | 160 |
| Madera (California) | 31% | 3,254 | 375 |
| Madison (Alabama) | 26% | 4,167 | 334 |
| Madison (Wisconsin) | 2% | 33,463 | 120 |
| Mahoning Valley | 47% | 1,454 | 522 |
| Malden (Massachusetts) | 24% | 4,576 | 320 |
| Malibu (California) | 3% | 28,783 | 124 |
| Manchester (Connecticut) | 39% | 2,223 | 448 |
| Manchester (New Hampshire) | 5% | 19,910 | 141 |
| Manhattan | 0% | 89,737 | 102 |
| Manhattan (Kansas) | 14% | 8,207 | 230 |
| Mansfield (Texas) | 30% | 3,369 | 369 |
| Manteca (California) | 29% | 3,667 | 357 |
| Maple Grove (Minnesota) | 39% | 2,180 | 450 |
| Marana (Arizona) | 43% | 1,748 | 491 |
| Margate (Florida) | 38% | 2,286 | 442 |
| Maricopa (Arizona) | 37% | 2,402 | 432 |
| Marietta (Georgia) | 11% | 10,445 | 200 |
| Marinette micropolitan area | 90% | 150 | 906 |
| Marysville (Washington) | 38% | 2,319 | 439 |
| Maryvale (Phoenix) | 55% | 955 | 597 |
| McAllen (Texas) | 11% | 10,392 | 200 |
| McKinney (Texas) | 10% | 11,266 | 190 |
| McLean (Virginia) | 14% | 8,304 | 229 |
| Medford (Massachusetts) | 24% | 4,653 | 318 |
| Medford (Oregon) | 13% | 9,013 | 219 |
| Melbourne (Florida) | 13% | 8,949 | 220 |
| Memphis (Tennessee) | 1% | 52,003 | 109 |
| Menifee (California) | 28% | 3,728 | 354 |
| Merced (California) | 20% | 5,804 | 282 |
| Meriden (Connecticut) | 41% | 1,991 | 467 |
| Meridian (Idaho) | 25% | 4,461 | 324 |
| Mesa (Arizona) | 9% | 12,117 | 183 |
| Mesquite (Texas) | 28% | 3,787 | 350 |
| Metairie (Louisiana) | 16% | 7,690 | 241 |
| Methuen (Massachusetts) | 41% | 1,959 | 470 |
| Miami | 0% | 80,128 | 103 |
| Miami Beach (Florida) | 10% | 11,510 | 188 |
| Miami Gardens (Florida) | 13% | 8,891 | 221 |
| Middletown | 22% | 5,325 | 295 |
| Middletown (Delaware) | 41% | 1,914 | 473 |
| Middletown (Ohio) | 12% | 9,933 | 207 |
| Midland (Texas) | 6% | 16,873 | 152 |
| Midtown (Houston) | 75% | 392 | 773 |
| Midtown Manhattan | 6% | 16,245 | 155 |
| Midwest City (Oklahoma) | 43% | 1,801 | 485 |
| Milford (Connecticut) | 26% | 4,284 | 331 |
| Milford (Delaware) | 47% | 1,455 | 521 |
| Millcreek (Utah) | 51% | 1,177 | 561 |
| Millcreek Township (Erie County, Pennsylvania) | 65% | 615 | 682 |
| Milpitas (California) | 22% | 5,129 | 301 |
| Milwaukee | 1% | 63,815 | 105 |
| Minneapolis | 1% | 55,031 | 108 |
| Minneapolis–Saint Paul | 5% | 19,052 | 144 |
| Minnetonka (Minnesota) | 29% | 3,601 | 360 |
| Minot (North Dakota) | 12% | 9,574 | 211 |
| Mira Mesa (San Diego) | 56% | 906 | 606 |
| Miramar (Florida) | 20% | 5,691 | 284 |
| Mishawaka (Indiana) | 31% | 3,152 | 382 |
| Mission (Texas) | 32% | 2,995 | 391 |
| Mission Viejo (California) | 18% | 6,490 | 265 |
| Missoula (Montana) | 5% | 19,693 | 142 |
| Missouri City (Texas) | 23% | 4,837 | 311 |
| Moab (Utah) | 12% | 9,551 | 211 |
| Mobile (Alabama) | 3% | 26,245 | 127 |
| Modesto (California) | 7% | 14,269 | 167 |
| Montebello (California) | 27% | 3,989 | 341 |
| Monterey (California) | 4% | 20,155 | 140 |
| Monterey Park (California) | 28% | 3,836 | 348 |
| Montgomery (Alabama) | 4% | 23,460 | 132 |
| Montpelier (Vermont) | 7% | 14,820 | 163 |
| Moore (Oklahoma) | 26% | 4,221 | 332 |
| Mooresville (North Carolina) | 21% | 5,657 | 285 |
| Moreno Valley (California) | 23% | 4,839 | 311 |
| Morgantown (West Virginia) | 10% | 10,899 | 194 |
| Morningside Heights | 16% | 7,301 | 248 |
| Mott Haven (Bronx) | 36% | 2,472 | 425 |
| Mount Pleasant (South Carolina) | 21% | 5,552 | 288 |
| Mount Prospect (Illinois) | 35% | 2,613 | 416 |
| Mount Vernon (New York) | 8% | 13,533 | 171 |
| Mountain View (California) | 7% | 14,879 | 163 |
| Muncie (Indiana) | 10% | 11,482 | 188 |
| Murfreesboro (Tennessee) | 12% | 9,685 | 209 |
| Murray (Utah) | 45% | 1,592 | 506 |
| Murrieta (California) | 11% | 10,235 | 202 |
| Myrtle Beach (South Carolina) | 7% | 15,296 | 161 |
| Nampa (Idaho) | 25% | 4,537 | 322 |
| Napa (California) | 17% | 6,933 | 256 |
| Naperville (Illinois) | 10% | 11,575 | 187 |
| Nashua (New Hampshire) | 13% | 8,908 | 221 |
| Nashville (Tennessee) | 0% | 100,098 | 102 |
| National City, California | 37% | 2,407 | 431 |
| Near North Side (Chicago) | 34% | 2,791 | 404 |
| Near West Side (Chicago) | 34% | 2,691 | 410 |
| New Bedford (Massachusetts) | 8% | 13,726 | 170 |
| New Bern metropolitan area | 95% | 74 | 952 |
| New Braunfels (Texas) | 15% | 8,199 | 231 |
| New Britain (Connecticut) | 26% | 4,046 | 338 |
| New Brunswick (New Jersey) | 9% | 12,406 | 181 |
| New Haven (Connecticut) | 3% | 26,557 | 127 |
| New Orleans | 0% | 79,818 | 103 |
| New Rochelle (New York) | 9% | 12,341 | 181 |
| New York City | 0% | 347,009 | 100 |
| Newark (Delaware) | 23% | 4,839 | 311 |
| Newark (New Jersey) | 2% | 39,816 | 115 |
| Newhall (Santa Clarita, California) | 45% | 1,606 | 505 |
| Newport (Rhode Island) | 5% | 18,971 | 144 |
| Newport Beach (California) | 8% | 13,660 | 171 |
| Newport News (Virginia) | 9% | 12,108 | 183 |
| Newton (Massachusetts) | 10% | 10,995 | 193 |
| Niagara Falls (New York) | 11% | 10,796 | 196 |
| Niles metropolitan area | 38% | 2,317 | 439 |
| Noblesville (Indiana) | 24% | 4,622 | 319 |
| Nome (Alaska) | 6% | 15,695 | 158 |
| Norfolk (Virginia) | 4% | 21,194 | 138 |
| Normal (Illinois) | 19% | 6,128 | 274 |
| Norman (Oklahoma) | 13% | 8,922 | 220 |
| North Bergen (New Jersey) | 30% | 3,398 | 367 |
| North Bethesda (Maryland) | 45% | 1,569 | 508 |
| North Charleston (South Carolina) | 29% | 3,567 | 361 |
| North Hempstead (New York) | 43% | 1,799 | 485 |
| North Hills (Los Angeles) | 50% | 1,245 | 550 |
| North Las Vegas (Nevada) | 30% | 3,367 | 369 |
| North Little Rock (Arkansas) | 39% | 2,188 | 450 |
| North Miami (Florida) | 48% | 1,360 | 534 |
| North Philadelphia | 37% | 2,364 | 436 |
| North Port (Florida) | 30% | 3,281 | 374 |
| North Richland Hills (Texas) | 45% | 1,625 | 503 |
| Northeast Philadelphia | 46% | 1,535 | 512 |
| Northridge (Los Angeles) | 28% | 3,776 | 351 |
| Northwest Arkansas | 27% | 4,018 | 339 |
| Northwest Philadelphia | 66% | 584 | 693 |
| Norwalk (California) | 31% | 3,208 | 378 |
| Norwalk (Connecticut) | 20% | 6,020 | 276 |
| Novato (California) | 16% | 7,661 | 242 |
| Novi (Michigan) | 28% | 3,692 | 356 |
| O'Fallon (Missouri) | 36% | 2,550 | 420 |
| Oak Lawn (Dallas) | 56% | 940 | 601 |
| Oak Lawn (Illinois) | 31% | 3,264 | 375 |
| Oak Park (Illinois) | 10% | 11,219 | 191 |
| Oakland (California) | 2% | 38,808 | 116 |
| Ocala (Florida) | 9% | 11,988 | 184 |
| Ocean Pines micropolitan area | 42% | 1,833 | 481 |
| Oceanside (California) | 12% | 9,541 | 212 |
| Odessa (Texas) | 8% | 14,083 | 168 |
| Ogden (Utah) | 14% | 8,525 | 226 |
| Oklahoma City | 2% | 33,744 | 120 |
| Olathe (Kansas) | 21% | 5,486 | 290 |
| Old Bridge Township (New Jersey) | 41% | 1,956 | 470 |
| Olney-Oak Lane (Philadelphia) | 37% | 2,400 | 432 |
| Olympia (Washington) | 5% | 18,410 | 146 |
| Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater metropolitan area | 33% | 2,905 | 397 |
| Omaha (Nebraska) | 2% | 41,837 | 114 |
| Ontario (California) | 9% | 11,771 | 185 |
| Ontario micropolitan area (Oregon) | 97% | 39 | 972 |
| Orange (California) | 20% | 5,794 | 282 |
| Orem (Utah) | 10% | 11,665 | 186 |
| Orland Park (Illinois) | 33% | 2,848 | 400 |
| Orlando (Florida) | 1% | 57,374 | 107 |
| Oshkosh (Wisconsin) | 10% | 11,546 | 187 |
| Ottawa, IL Micropolitan Statistical Area | 95% | 73 | 952 |
| Overland Park (Kansas) | 13% | 9,386 | 214 |
| Owensboro (Kentucky) | 14% | 8,769 | 222 |
| Oxnard (California) | 11% | 10,193 | 203 |
| Oyster Bay (New York) | 19% | 6,071 | 275 |
| Palatine (Illinois) | 30% | 3,405 | 367 |
| Palm Bay (Florida) | 27% | 4,016 | 339 |
| Palm Beach Gardens (Florida) | 20% | 5,729 | 284 |
| Palm Coast (Florida) | 29% | 3,661 | 357 |
| Palm Desert (California) | 14% | 8,534 | 225 |
| Palm Harbor (Florida) | 38% | 2,246 | 446 |
| Palm Springs (California) | 3% | 27,015 | 126 |
| Palmdale (California) | 14% | 8,513 | 226 |
| Palo Alto (California) | 1% | 46,638 | 111 |
| Paradise (Nevada) | 4% | 22,929 | 134 |
| Paramount (California) | 40% | 2,042 | 464 |
| Park City (Utah) | 14% | 8,575 | 224 |
| Park Slope | 14% | 8,217 | 230 |
| Parker (Colorado) | 34% | 2,752 | 407 |
| Parkersburg (West Virginia) | 18% | 6,565 | 263 |
| Parma (Ohio) | 27% | 3,880 | 346 |
| Parsippany-Troy Hills | 33% | 2,832 | 401 |
| Pasadena (California) | 3% | 27,837 | 125 |
| Pasadena (Texas) | 28% | 3,844 | 348 |
| Pasco (Washington) | 22% | 5,163 | 300 |
| Passaic (New Jersey) | 23% | 4,968 | 307 |
| Paterson (New Jersey) | 8% | 13,000 | 176 |
| Pawtucket (Rhode Island) | 19% | 6,348 | 269 |
| Peabody (Massachusetts) | 32% | 3,096 | 385 |
| Pearl City (Hawaii) | 43% | 1,783 | 486 |
| Pearland (Texas) | 23% | 4,916 | 308 |
| Pembroke Pines (Florida) | 23% | 4,979 | 306 |
| Pensacola (Florida) | 5% | 19,396 | 143 |
| Peoria (Arizona) | 28% | 3,747 | 353 |
| Peoria (Illinois) | 6% | 17,264 | 151 |
| Perris (California) | 28% | 3,748 | 353 |
| Perth Amboy (New Jersey) | 22% | 5,213 | 299 |
| Petaluma (California) | 12% | 9,604 | 210 |
| Pflugerville (Texas) | 26% | 4,073 | 337 |
| Pharr (Texas) | 47% | 1,429 | 525 |
| Philadelphia | 0% | 112,016 | 101 |
| Phoenix (Arizona) | 1% | 63,719 | 105 |
| Pico Rivera (California) | 41% | 1,919 | 473 |
| Pierre (South Dakota) | 10% | 11,027 | 193 |
| Pine Bluff metropolitan area | 95% | 70 | 954 |
| Pine Hills (Florida) | 52% | 1,117 | 571 |
| Pinellas Park (Florida) | 47% | 1,419 | 526 |
| Piscataway (New Jersey) | 24% | 4,569 | 320 |
| Pittsburg (California) | 30% | 3,371 | 369 |
| Pittsburgh | 0% | 67,133 | 104 |
| Placentia (California) | 36% | 2,469 | 426 |
| Plainfield (New Jersey) | 23% | 4,899 | 309 |
| Plano (Texas) | 6% | 16,576 | 153 |
| Plantation (Florida) | 16% | 7,391 | 246 |
| Pleasanton (California) | 17% | 6,993 | 254 |
| Plymouth (Massachusetts) | 6% | 16,488 | 153 |
| Plymouth (Minnesota) | 38% | 2,308 | 440 |
| Pocatello (Idaho) | 12% | 9,615 | 210 |
| Poinciana (Florida) | 48% | 1,373 | 533 |
| Pomona (California) | 13% | 8,926 | 220 |
| Pompano Beach (Florida) | 14% | 8,316 | 229 |
| Pontiac (Michigan) | 16% | 7,638 | 242 |
| Port Arthur (Texas) | 16% | 7,706 | 240 |
| Port Charlotte (Florida) | 29% | 3,632 | 358 |
| Port Orange (Florida) | 40% | 2,101 | 458 |
| Port St. Lucie (Florida) | 15% | 7,832 | 238 |
| Portage Park (Chicago) | 55% | 981 | 593 |
| Porterville (California) | 29% | 3,438 | 365 |
| Portland (Maine) | 2% | 35,187 | 118 |
| Portland (Oregon) | 0% | 70,173 | 104 |
| Portsmouth (Virginia) | 21% | 5,645 | 285 |
| Princeton (New Jersey) | 8% | 13,371 | 173 |
| Providence (Rhode Island) | 2% | 39,114 | 115 |
| Provo (Utah) | 8% | 13,524 | 172 |
| Pueblo (Colorado) | 12% | 10,062 | 205 |
| Queen Creek (Arizona) | 28% | 3,747 | 353 |
| Queens | 1% | 47,521 | 111 |
| Queens Village (Queens) | 45% | 1,592 | 506 |
| Quincy (Massachusetts) | 10% | 11,069 | 192 |
| Racine (Wisconsin) | 15% | 8,059 | 233 |
| Raleigh (North Carolina) | 2% | 37,793 | 116 |
| Ramapo (New York) | 33% | 2,932 | 396 |
| Rancho Cordova (California) | 33% | 2,867 | 399 |
| Rancho Cucamonga (California) | 8% | 13,993 | 169 |
| Rapid City (South Dakota) | 7% | 14,411 | 166 |
| Reading (Pennsylvania) | 10% | 10,907 | 194 |
| Redding (California) | 10% | 11,263 | 190 |
| Redlands (California) | 16% | 7,366 | 247 |
| Redmond (Washington) | 9% | 12,078 | 183 |
| Redondo Beach (California) | 17% | 6,959 | 255 |
| Redwood City (California) | 14% | 8,557 | 225 |
| Reno (Nevada) | 2% | 34,762 | 119 |
| Renton (Washington) | 21% | 5,530 | 289 |
| Reston (Virginia) | 11% | 10,165 | 203 |
| Revere (Massachusetts) | 28% | 3,758 | 352 |
| Rialto (California) | 30% | 3,330 | 371 |
| Richardson (Texas) | 19% | 6,259 | 271 |
| Richland (Washington) | 23% | 4,995 | 306 |
| Richmond (California) | 15% | 7,784 | 239 |
| Richmond (Virginia) | 2% | 38,849 | 115 |
| Richmond Hill (Queens) | 40% | 2,098 | 458 |
| Richmond–Berea micropolitan area | 93% | 103 | 935 |
| Ridgewood (Queens) | 24% | 4,735 | 314 |
| Rio Rancho (New Mexico) | 25% | 4,377 | 328 |
| River Wards (Philadelphia) | 66% | 566 | 698 |
| Riverside (California) | 5% | 19,382 | 143 |
| Riverview (Florida) | 38% | 2,337 | 438 |
| Roanoke (Virginia) | 5% | 18,866 | 145 |
| Rochester (Minnesota) | 9% | 11,843 | 185 |
| Rochester (New York) | 2% | 39,453 | 115 |
| Rochester Hills (Michigan) | 9% | 11,896 | 185 |
| Rock Hill (South Carolina) | 18% | 6,685 | 260 |
| Rock Springs (Wyoming) | 25% | 4,364 | 328 |
| Rockford (Illinois) | 9% | 12,153 | 183 |
| Rocklin (California) | 26% | 4,070 | 337 |
| Rockville (Maryland) | 15% | 7,796 | 239 |
| Rocky Mount (North Carolina) | 21% | 5,676 | 285 |
| Rogers (Arkansas) | 20% | 5,949 | 278 |
| Rogers Park (Chicago) | 34% | 2,767 | 406 |
| Rosemead (California) | 36% | 2,459 | 427 |
| Roseville (California) | 17% | 7,211 | 250 |
| Roswell (Georgia) | 22% | 5,277 | 297 |
| Roswell (New Mexico) | 11% | 10,781 | 196 |
| Round Rock (Texas) | 10% | 11,458 | 188 |
| Rowlett (Texas) | 39% | 2,131 | 455 |
| Royal Oak (Michigan) | 17% | 6,943 | 256 |
| Rutland | 25% | 4,440 | 326 |
| Sacramento (California) | 1% | 49,525 | 110 |
| Saint Paul (Minnesota) | 4% | 22,934 | 134 |
| Salem (Oregon) | 6% | 17,316 | 150 |
| Salinas (California) | 7% | 14,192 | 167 |
| Salt Lake City | 1% | 57,044 | 107 |
| Sammamish (Washington) | 33% | 2,949 | 394 |
| San Angelo (Texas) | 16% | 7,369 | 247 |
| San Antonio | 2% | 40,719 | 114 |
| San Bernardino (California) | 6% | 17,608 | 150 |
| San Clemente (California) | 19% | 6,127 | 274 |
| San Diego | 1% | 64,504 | 105 |
| San Francisco | 0% | 106,614 | 101 |
| San Jacinto (California) | 40% | 2,041 | 464 |
| San Jose (California) | 2% | 42,575 | 114 |
| San Juan (Puerto Rico) | 3% | 24,257 | 131 |
| San Leandro (California) | 27% | 3,963 | 342 |
| San Luis Obispo–Paso Robles metropolitan area | 20% | 6,027 | 276 |
| San Marcos (California) | 24% | 4,705 | 316 |
| San Marcos (Texas) | 11% | 10,370 | 200 |
| San Mateo (California) | 10% | 11,072 | 192 |
| San Rafael (California) | 16% | 7,531 | 245 |
| San Ramon (California) | 25% | 4,322 | 329 |
| San Tan Valley (Arizona) | 37% | 2,363 | 436 |
| Sandy (Utah) | 28% | 3,746 | 353 |
| Sandy Springs (Georgia) | 14% | 8,290 | 229 |
| Sanford (Florida) | 22% | 5,123 | 302 |
| Santa Ana (California) | 9% | 12,553 | 179 |
| Santa Barbara (California) | 4% | 23,743 | 132 |
| Santa Clara (California) | 7% | 15,063 | 162 |
| Santa Clarita (California) | 9% | 12,059 | 183 |
| Santa Cruz (California) | 5% | 17,824 | 149 |
| Santa Fe (New Mexico) | 2% | 40,233 | 114 |
| Santa Maria (California) | 18% | 6,782 | 259 |
| Santa Monica (California) | 2% | 30,795 | 121 |
| Santa Rosa (California) | 9% | 12,549 | 179 |
| Santa Rosa–Petaluma metropolitan area | 14% | 8,445 | 227 |
| Santee (California) | 43% | 1,792 | 486 |
| Santurce (San Juan, Puerto Rico) | 36% | 2,452 | 428 |
| Sarasota (Florida) | 6% | 16,617 | 153 |
| Saratoga Springs (New York) | 9% | 11,923 | 185 |
| Savannah (Georgia) | 2% | 35,302 | 118 |
| Schaumburg (Illinois) | 17% | 7,126 | 252 |
| Schenectady (New York) | 6% | 15,666 | 158 |
| Scottsdale (Arizona) | 6% | 17,281 | 151 |
| Scranton (Pennsylvania) | 4% | 21,835 | 136 |
| Seattle | 0% | 104,724 | 101 |
| Sedona (Arizona) | 6% | 15,616 | 158 |
| Selma (Alabama) | 24% | 4,709 | 316 |
| Severn (Maryland) | 45% | 1,590 | 506 |
| Shawnee (Kansas) | 45% | 1,636 | 501 |
| Shelby Charter Township (Michigan) | 42% | 1,832 | 482 |
| Shoreline (Washington) | 35% | 2,674 | 411 |
| Shreveport (Louisiana) | 6% | 17,267 | 151 |
| Silver Spring (Maryland) | 11% | 10,300 | 202 |
| Simi Valley (California) | 15% | 8,108 | 233 |
| Sioux City (Iowa) | 14% | 8,382 | 228 |
| Sioux Falls (South Dakota) | 3% | 24,890 | 130 |
| Sitka (Alaska) | 3% | 24,816 | 130 |
| Skokie (Illinois) | 21% | 5,473 | 290 |
| Smithtown (New York) | 29% | 3,543 | 361 |
| Smyrna (Georgia) | 29% | 3,610 | 359 |
| Smyrna (Tennessee) | 29% | 3,575 | 360 |
| Somerville (Massachusetts) | 15% | 8,073 | 233 |
| South Bend (Indiana) | 7% | 14,863 | 163 |
| South Burlington (Vermont) | 40% | 2,122 | 456 |
| South Fulton (Georgia) | 28% | 3,763 | 352 |
| South Gate (California) | 26% | 4,151 | 335 |
| South Hill (Washington) | 68% | 536 | 710 |
| South Jordan (Utah) | 44% | 1,711 | 494 |
| South Lawndale (Chicago) | 50% | 1,217 | 554 |
| South Philadelphia | 27% | 3,855 | 347 |
| South Portland (Maine) | 40% | 2,098 | 458 |
| South San Francisco (California) | 33% | 2,859 | 400 |
| South Whittier (California) | 81% | 276 | 831 |
| Southampton (New York) | 20% | 5,766 | 283 |
| Southaven (Mississippi) | 26% | 4,198 | 333 |
| Southfield (Michigan) | 23% | 4,811 | 311 |
| Southwest Philadelphia | 63% | 667 | 665 |
| Sparks (Nevada) | 22% | 5,290 | 297 |
| Spokane (Washington) | 1% | 57,793 | 107 |
| Spokane Valley (Washington) | 40% | 2,095 | 459 |
| Spring (Texas) | 19% | 6,169 | 273 |
| Spring Hill (Florida) | 29% | 3,634 | 358 |
| Spring Hill (Tennessee) | 37% | 2,416 | 431 |
| Spring Valley (Nevada) | 44% | 1,683 | 497 |
| Springdale (Arkansas) | 23% | 5,003 | 306 |
| Springfield (Illinois) | 5% | 18,267 | 147 |
| Springfield (Massachusetts) | 6% | 17,651 | 150 |
| Springfield (Missouri) | 6% | 17,270 | 151 |
| Springfield (Ohio) | 18% | 6,562 | 263 |
| Springfield (Oregon) | 19% | 6,058 | 275 |
| St. Augustine (Florida) | 3% | 28,487 | 124 |
| St. Charles (Missouri) | 23% | 5,078 | 303 |
| St. Clair Shores (Michigan) | 44% | 1,712 | 494 |
| St. Cloud (Florida) | 35% | 2,567 | 419 |
| St. Cloud (Minnesota) | 16% | 7,385 | 246 |
| St. George (Louisiana) | 43% | 1,803 | 485 |
| St. George (Utah) | 6% | 15,612 | 158 |
| St. Joseph (Missouri) | 12% | 9,496 | 212 |
| St. Louis (Missouri) | 1% | 66,019 | 105 |
| St. Louis Park (Minnesota) | 25% | 4,459 | 324 |
| St. Peters (Missouri) | 49% | 1,280 | 545 |
| St. Petersburg (Florida) | 4% | 23,880 | 132 |
| Stamford (Connecticut) | 5% | 18,401 | 146 |
| Staten Island | 1% | 47,733 | 111 |
| Sterling Heights (Michigan) | 30% | 3,290 | 373 |
| Stockton (California) | 4% | 20,358 | 140 |
| Stonecrest (Georgia) | 49% | 1,326 | 539 |
| Stratford (Connecticut) | 37% | 2,390 | 433 |
| Suffolk (Virginia) | 28% | 3,713 | 355 |
| Sugar Land (Texas) | 12% | 9,638 | 210 |
| Summerville (South Carolina) | 25% | 4,551 | 321 |
| Sunland-Tujunga (Los Angeles) | 30% | 3,407 | 367 |
| Sunnyvale (California) | 13% | 9,254 | 216 |
| Sunrise (Florida) | 19% | 6,114 | 274 |
| Sunrise Manor (Nevada) | 55% | 982 | 592 |
| Sunset Park (Brooklyn) | 29% | 3,568 | 361 |
| Surprise (Arizona) | 27% | 3,981 | 341 |
| Syracuse (New York) | 3% | 29,511 | 123 |
| Tacoma (Washington) | 4% | 22,433 | 136 |
| Tallahassee (Florida) | 3% | 26,546 | 127 |
| Tamarac (Florida) | 50% | 1,244 | 550 |
| Tamiami (Florida) | 64% | 641 | 674 |
| Tampa, Florida | 1% | 48,302 | 110 |
| Taunton (Massachusetts) | 28% | 3,733 | 354 |
| Taylor (Michigan) | 39% | 2,152 | 453 |
| Taylorsville (Utah) | 61% | 737 | 645 |
| Tehrangeles | 37% | 2,392 | 433 |
| Temecula (California) | 9% | 12,865 | 177 |
| Tempe (Arizona) | 10% | 11,418 | 189 |
| Temple (Texas) | 21% | 5,537 | 289 |
| Terre Haute (Indiana) | 9% | 12,411 | 180 |
| Texas City (Texas) | 24% | 4,720 | 315 |
| The Bronx | 1% | 48,920 | 110 |
| The Hammocks (Florida) | 66% | 576 | 695 |
| The Villages (Florida) | 3% | 28,182 | 125 |
| The Woodlands (Texas) | 11% | 10,634 | 198 |
| Thornton (Colorado) | 37% | 2,385 | 434 |
| Thousand Oaks (California) | 8% | 14,077 | 168 |
| Tigard (Oregon) | 35% | 2,586 | 418 |
| Tinley Park (Illinois) | 30% | 3,425 | 366 |
| Toledo (Ohio) | 3% | 24,913 | 130 |
| Toms River | 72% | 439 | 749 |
| Toms River (New Jersey) | 19% | 6,364 | 268 |
| Tonawanda | 89% | 163 | 897 |
| Tonawanda | 61% | 724 | 649 |
| Topeka (Kansas) | 5% | 19,289 | 143 |
| Torrance (California) | 7% | 14,628 | 165 |
| Town 'n' Country (Florida) | 61% | 704 | 653 |
| Towson (Maryland) | 20% | 5,871 | 280 |
| Tracy (California) | 17% | 7,091 | 252 |
| Traverse City micropolitan area | 61% | 729 | 648 |
| Trenton (New Jersey) | 6% | 17,498 | 150 |
| Troy (Michigan) | 23% | 4,872 | 309 |
| Troy (New York) | 12% | 9,517 | 212 |
| Tucson (Arizona) | 2% | 36,742 | 117 |
| Tulare (California) | 33% | 2,860 | 400 |
| Tulsa (Oklahoma) | 2% | 30,792 | 121 |
| Tupelo (Mississippi) | 9% | 12,283 | 181 |
| Turlock (California) | 20% | 5,790 | 282 |
| Tuscaloosa (Alabama) | 8% | 12,926 | 176 |
| Tustin (California) | 27% | 3,914 | 345 |
| Twin Falls (Idaho) | 3% | 24,578 | 131 |
| Tyler (Texas) | 8% | 13,577 | 171 |
| Union | 35% | 2,627 | 415 |
| Union (New York) | 73% | 422 | 758 |
| Union City (California) | 33% | 2,898 | 397 |
| Union City (New Jersey) | 23% | 4,998 | 306 |
| University City (Charlotte neighborhood) | 78% | 335 | 801 |
| Upland (California) | 27% | 3,942 | 343 |
| Upper Darby Township (Pennsylvania) | 24% | 4,707 | 316 |
| Upper East Side | 6% | 17,562 | 150 |
| Upper North Philadelphia | 90% | 147 | 908 |
| Upper West Side | 5% | 18,612 | 145 |
| Uptown (Chicago) | 40% | 2,106 | 458 |
| Utica (New York) | 8% | 13,724 | 170 |
| Utqiagvik (Alaska) | 4% | 22,956 | 134 |
| Vacaville (California) | 21% | 5,599 | 286 |
| Vail (Colorado) | 22% | 5,294 | 296 |
| Valdosta (Georgia) | 17% | 7,182 | 250 |
| Vallejo (California) | 9% | 12,425 | 180 |
| Van Nuys | 12% | 10,134 | 204 |
| Vancouver (Washington) | 6% | 16,315 | 155 |
| Ventura (California) | 13% | 8,903 | 221 |
| Victoria (Texas) | 23% | 5,088 | 303 |
| Victorville (California) | 11% | 10,366 | 200 |
| Vineland (New Jersey) | 24% | 4,674 | 317 |
| Virginia Beach (Virginia) | 4% | 22,014 | 136 |
| Visalia (California) | 7% | 14,265 | 167 |
| Vista (California) | 29% | 3,665 | 357 |
| Waco (Texas) | 5% | 18,772 | 145 |
| Waipahu (Hawaii) | 49% | 1,326 | 539 |
| Waldorf (Maryland) | 24% | 4,589 | 320 |
| Walla Walla (Washington) | 11% | 10,805 | 195 |
| Walnut Creek (California) | 11% | 10,330 | 201 |
| Waltham (Massachusetts) | 20% | 5,855 | 280 |
| Warner Robins (Georgia) | 25% | 4,463 | 324 |
| Warren (Michigan) | 21% | 5,605 | 286 |
| Warwick (Rhode Island) | 26% | 4,202 | 333 |
| Washington Heights (Manhattan) | 9% | 12,138 | 183 |
| Wasilla (Alaska) | 15% | 8,140 | 232 |
| Waterbury (Connecticut) | 18% | 6,495 | 265 |
| Waterford | 41% | 1,943 | 471 |
| Waterloo (Iowa) | 17% | 7,279 | 249 |
| Watsonville (California) | 29% | 3,636 | 358 |
| Waukegan (Illinois) | 21% | 5,370 | 293 |
| Waukesha (Wisconsin) | 20% | 5,822 | 281 |
| Wausau-Weston, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area | 42% | 1,908 | 474 |
| Wayne (New Jersey) | 29% | 3,654 | 357 |
| Wellington (Florida) | 24% | 4,702 | 316 |
| Wesley Chapel (Florida) | 27% | 3,876 | 347 |
| West Allis (Wisconsin) | 30% | 3,379 | 368 |
| West Bloomfield Township (Michigan) | 35% | 2,678 | 411 |
| West Covina (California) | 21% | 5,539 | 288 |
| West Des Moines (Iowa) | 36% | 2,471 | 426 |
| West Fargo (North Dakota) | 49% | 1,338 | 538 |
| West Hartford (Connecticut) | 33% | 2,956 | 394 |
| West Haven (Connecticut) | 43% | 1,776 | 488 |
| West Hollywood (Hollywood, Florida) | 95% | 75 | 951 |
| West Jordan (Utah) | 44% | 1,687 | 497 |
| West New York (New Jersey) | 29% | 3,659 | 357 |
| West Palm Beach (Florida) | 9% | 12,599 | 179 |
| West Philadelphia | 30% | 3,427 | 366 |
| West Ridge (Chicago) | 51% | 1,187 | 559 |
| West Sacramento (California) | 24% | 4,769 | 313 |
| West Town (Chicago) | 35% | 2,620 | 415 |
| West Valley City (Utah) | 32% | 3,104 | 385 |
| Westchester (Florida) | 31% | 3,198 | 379 |
| Westland (Michigan) | 46% | 1,540 | 512 |
| Westminster (California) | 26% | 4,310 | 330 |
| Westminster (Colorado) | 34% | 2,714 | 409 |
| Weston (Florida) | 22% | 5,124 | 302 |
| Weymouth (Massachusetts) | 30% | 3,340 | 370 |
| Wheaton (Illinois) | 25% | 4,564 | 321 |
| Wheaton (Maryland) | 50% | 1,234 | 551 |
| Wheaton–Glenmont (Maryland) | 90% | 144 | 910 |
| Wheeling (West Virginia) | 12% | 9,729 | 209 |
| White Plains (New York) | 7% | 15,173 | 161 |
| Whitehaven (Memphis) | 50% | 1,267 | 546 |
| Whittier (California) | 14% | 8,396 | 228 |
| Wichita (Kansas) | 2% | 31,564 | 121 |
| Wichita Falls (Texas) | 11% | 10,600 | 198 |
| Williamsburg (Brooklyn) | 8% | 13,512 | 172 |
| Williamsburg (Virginia) | 8% | 13,461 | 172 |
| Wilmington (Delaware) | 4% | 20,762 | 139 |
| Wilmington (North Carolina) | 4% | 22,013 | 136 |
| Winston-Salem (North Carolina) | 5% | 20,076 | 141 |
| Woodbridge Township (New Jersey) | 33% | 2,838 | 401 |
| Woodbury (Minnesota) | 40% | 2,067 | 461 |
| Woodland (California) | 25% | 4,383 | 328 |
| Worcester (Massachusetts) | 4% | 23,802 | 132 |
| Wylie (Texas) | 30% | 3,329 | 372 |
| Wyoming (Michigan) | 44% | 1,693 | 496 |
| Wyoming Valley | 27% | 3,925 | 344 |
| Yakima (Washington) | 9% | 11,983 | 184 |
| Yonkers (New York) | 4% | 21,986 | 136 |
| Yorba Linda (California) | 17% | 7,129 | 252 |
| Youngstown (Ohio) | 5% | 18,963 | 144 |
| Ypsilanti Township | 71% | 456 | 743 |
| Yuba City (California) | 22% | 5,128 | 302 |
| Yuba–Sutter area | 85% | 220 | 863 |
| Yucaipa (California) | 33% | 2,900 | 397 |
| Yuma (Arizona) | 12% | 10,096 | 204 |