"Your love isn't one in a million - more like on in a thousand. There are 1,168,566 same-sex couples living together in the United States, according to a snapshot of the 2020 census by the Williams Institute, 57 percent of whom are married and 22 percent of whom are raising their own children. Among the couples, 52.4 percent are female and 47.7 percent are male."
"However, California's same-sex couples make up a relatively smaller portion of the state's total population than others (12.09 for every 1,000). Related: Which state is the gayest? Here are the 10 states with the most LGBTQ+ people If it were counted as a state, Washington D.C. would have the highest amount of same-sex couples at a rate more than double the next highest entry - 25.77 for every 1,000 households (8,02 total couples)."
There are 1,168,566 same-sex couples living together in the United States. Fifty-seven percent of these couples are married and twenty-two percent are raising their own children. Fifty-two point four percent of couples are female and forty-seven point seven percent are male. California has the largest number of same-sex couples (162,914) but a lower per-capita rate (12.09 per 1,000 households). Washington D.C. has the highest per-capita rate at 25.77 same-sex couples per 1,000 households. States with notable per-capita rates include Vermont (12.41), Massachusetts (12.17) and Florida (11.34). Many high-rate states were early adopters of marriage equality.
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