The first data set shows the change in percentage of population by state. I could only find one state that had a population decrease: Michigan. This is presumably due to the loss of many jobs in Detroit because of the poor sales of domestic automobiles. The largest increase any state had was 35.1% in Nevada. This is a visualization of the percentage of population over age 60 by state. As the baby boomers were such a large generation, one would expect each state's population of over sixty to increase. The largest, predictably, is Florida where many go to retire. The lowest is Alaska. This shows the divorce rate by state according to the 2000 census. Idaho and Arkansas have the highest divorce rates. New York and New Jersey have the lowest.