Here is the Medicare enrollment percentage in each state and the District of Columbia, listed from largest to smallest:
Maine — 24.1 percent
West Virginia — 23.6
Vermont — 22.3
New Hampshire — 20.9
Alabama — 20.7
Arkansas — 20.5
Florida — 20.5
Montana — 20.5
Pennsylvania — 20.5
Delaware — 20.1
Kentucky — 20.1
Rhode Island — 20
South Carolina — 20
Michigan — 19.9
Oregon — 19.5
Mississippi — 19.4
Missouri — 19.4
Ohio — 19.3
Tennessee — 19.3
Wisconsin — 19.2
Iowa — 19
New Mexico — 19
South Dakota — 19
Massachusetts — 18.6
Connecticut — 18.3
North Carolina — 18.3
Hawaii — 18.2
Indiana — 18.1
Oklahoma — 18
Idaho — 17.9
Louisiana — 17.7
Wyoming — 17.6
Arizona — 17.5
Kansas — 17.5
New York — 17.5
Minnesota — 17.4
New Jersey — 17.3
Washington — 17.3
Nebraska — 17.2
Virginia — 16.9
Illinois — 16.8
Nevada — 16.4
North Dakota — 16.4
Maryland — 16.3
Georgia — 15.6
California — 15.1
Colorado — 15.1
Texas — 13.7
District of Columbia — 13.1
Alaska — 12.4
Utah — 12
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