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          Current Employment for Budget Analysts in UNITED STATES

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          Rank Region 2025 Employment
          1 United States 47,160
          2 California 4,160
          3 Texas 3,340
          4 Florida 3,150
          5 New York 2,760
          6 Virginia 2,730
          7 Maryland 2,490
          8 Georgia 1,900
          9 North Carolina 1,830
          10 Washington 1,510
          11 District of Columbia 1,490
          12 Pennsylvania 1,490
          13 Colorado 1,290
          14 Massachusetts 1,280
          15 Tennessee 1,140
          16 Oregon 1,090
          17 Michigan 1,020
          18 Connecticut 970
          19 Alabama 870
          20 New Jersey 840
          21 Wisconsin 820
          22 Ohio 800
          23 Illinois 750
          24 New Mexico 740
          25 Arizona 730
          26 Oklahoma 670
          27 Kentucky 630
          28 Missouri 520
          29 South Carolina 470
          30 Minnesota 450
          31 Nevada 440
          32 Indiana 390
          33 Iowa 390
          34 Mississippi 390
          35 Puerto Rico 370
          36 Montana 360
          37 Louisiana 330
          38 Arkansas 320
          39 Utah 280
          40 Kansas 270
          41 Delaware 260
          42 Alaska 220
          43 Hawaii 210
          44 Maine 200
          45 Nebraska 200
          46 Idaho 190
          47 West Virginia 180
          48 North Dakota 150
          49 South Dakota 120
          50 Rhode Island 90
          51 Vermont 90
          52 New Hampshire 80
          53 Wyoming 80
          54 Guam 70
          55 Virgin Islands 50
          56 American Samoa No Data Available
          57 Northern Mariana Islands No Data Available