Hawaii ranks 42nd in total OASDI beneficiaries in 2020

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There were 282,623 OASDI beneficiaries in Hawaii in 2020, ranking it 42nd in the United States, according to the official Social Security Administration website.

The Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) is a program of the Social Security Administration funded primarily through payroll taxes. It was signed into law in 1935 by then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The OASDI program aims to supplement a worker’s lost wages due to retirement, disability or death of a spouse.

The following table shows states ranked by number of beneficiaries.

State Ranking by Number of Beneficiaries in 2020

Rank State Number of Beneficiaries
1 California 6,150,009
2 Florida 4,840,275
3 Texas 4,421,803
4 New York 3,680,264
5 Pennsylvania 2,877,728
6 Ohio 2,405,217
7 Illinois 2,274,372
8 Michigan 2,250,141
9 North Carolina 2,183,353
10 Georgia 1,902,790
11 New Jersey 1,651,408
12 Virginia 1,585,194
13 Tennessee 1,496,750
14 Arizona 1,433,237
15 Washington 1,401,525
16 Indiana 1,382,024
17 Missouri 1,323,195
18 Massachusetts 1,294,623
19 Wisconsin 1,275,932
20 South Carolina 1,197,138
21 Alabama 1,165,990
22 Minnesota 1,069,913
23 Maryland 1,032,078
24 Kentucky 1,009,092
25 Louisiana 925,400
26 Colorado 915,854
27 Oregon 906,127
28 Oklahoma 811,064
29 Arkansas 707,846
30 Connecticut 695,402
31 Mississippi 681,219
32 Iowa 663,803
33 Kansas 569,120
34 Nevada 565,671
35 West Virginia 479,303
36 New Mexico 453,282
37 Utah 430,247
38 Idaho 370,385
39 Nebraska 357,164
40 Maine 355,433
41 New Hampshire 317,389
42 Hawaii 282,623
43 Montana 244,937
44 Rhode Island 230,018
45 Delaware 224,617
46 South Dakota 185,752
47 Vermont 156,005
48 North Dakota 138,461
49 Wyoming 118,420
50 Alaska 107,982
51 District of Columbia 83,647


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