The expanded unemployment benefits — as well as the moratorium on evictions that protected many people from losing their homes — expired at the end of July. As so many have been scrambling to make ends meet in spite of their temporary unemployment, the new threat that they could very easily end up on the streets presents a harrowing reality.

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So, which states are at the greatest risk for a wave of evictions? To get a better sense of which places are the most vulnerable, GOBankingRates conducted a study to determine which locales have the worst combination of high rents and high unemployment. The study included the June unemployment rate, the average rent on a one-bedroom apartment and the percentage of people who missed a rent or mortgage payment last month or have no expectation to be able to pay next month, per the U.S. Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey.

Take a closer look at which places appear to be having the toughest time paying rent, and which states have a better chance at bouncing back from the crisis.

Last updated: Jan. 19, 2021

Maine

• June unemployment rate: 6.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $780

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,065,620

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 89,847

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 13.3%

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Utah

• June unemployment rate: 5.1%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $805

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,281,207

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 231,212

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 13.4%

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Vermont

• June unemployment rate: 9.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $974

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 485,485

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 44,913

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 13.7%

Washington

• June unemployment rate: 9.8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,178

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 5,890,357

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 645,716

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 15%

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Minnesota

• June unemployment rate: 8.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $859

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 4,241,624

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 468,345

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 16.1%

Oregon

• June unemployment rate: 11.2%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $984

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 3,302,727

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 397,346

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 16.3%

Pennsylvania

• June unemployment rate: 13%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $830

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 9,776,154

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,103,641

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 17.4%

Montana

• June unemployment rate: 7.1%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $625

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 822,204

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 99,342

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 18.1%

Wisconsin

• June unemployment rate: 8.5%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $689

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 4,438,719

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 610,815

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 18.6%

Colorado

• June unemployment rate: 10.5%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,040

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 4,454,718

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 592,351

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 18.6%

District of Columbia

• June unemployment rate: 8.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,493

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 542,635

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 78,862

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 19.2%

New Hampshire

• June unemployment rate: 11.8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,052

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,073,014

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 138,492

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 19.5%

Kansas

• June unemployment rate: 7.5%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $673

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,140,957

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 281,067

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 19.7%

Alaska

• June unemployment rate: 12.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $936

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 524,925

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 66,404

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 20%

Wyoming

• June unemployment rate: 7.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $625

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 433,400

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 57,410

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 20.1%

Massachusetts

• June unemployment rate: 17.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,313

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 5,324,065

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 806,773

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 21.2%

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Iowa

• June unemployment rate: 8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $606

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,342,905

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 344,827

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 21.4%

Connecticut

• June unemployment rate: 9.8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,083

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,732,423

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 391,721

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 21.7%

Hawaii

• June unemployment rate: 13.9%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,444

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,073,229

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 174,066

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 21.9%

Delaware

• June unemployment rate: 12.5%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,035

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 754,637

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 110,362

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 22.2%

South Dakota

• June unemployment rate: 7.2%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $569

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 642,658

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 97,515

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 22.7%

Nebraska

• June unemployment rate: 6.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $662

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,418,191

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 231,634

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 23.2%

Michigan

• June unemployment rate: 14.8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $726

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 7,644,458

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,236,656

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 23.6%

Illinois

• June unemployment rate: 14.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $913

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 9,546,424

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,543,956

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24%

Virginia

• June unemployment rate: 8.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,067

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 6,472,737

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,097,578

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.1%

Missouri

• June unemployment rate: 7.9%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $667

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 4,617,880

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 796,702

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.2%

North Carolina

• June unemployment rate: 7.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $769

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 8,017,566

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,317,637

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.3%

Idaho

• June unemployment rate: 5.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $663

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,343,198

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 230,730

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.3%

Maryland

• June unemployment rate: 8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,262

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 4,586,920

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 741,108

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.4%

Rhode Island

• June unemployment rate: 12.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $978

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 817,559

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 140,529

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.5%

Kentucky

• June unemployment rate: 4.3%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $608

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 3,344,102

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 515,309

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.7%

Arizona

• June unemployment rate: 10%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $869

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 5,597,268

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 997,492

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 24.8%

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Indiana

• June unemployment rate: 11.2%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $664

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 5,015,550

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 859,079

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 26%

North Dakota

• June unemployment rate: 6.1%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $582

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 561,016

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 93,315

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 27.1%

Oklahoma

• June unemployment rate: 6.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $605

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,916,436

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 513,267

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 27.3%

Arkansas

• June unemployment rate: 8%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $579

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,246,527

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 364,105

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 27.7%

Nevada

• June unemployment rate: 15%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $901

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,399,457

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 517,143

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 28.1%

Georgia

• June unemployment rate: 7.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $878

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 7,955,983

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,503,393

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 28.3%

West Virginia

• June unemployment rate: 10.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $605

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,379,576

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 249,044

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 28.9%

South Carolina

• June unemployment rate: 8.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $779

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 3,969,123

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 743,353

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 29%

New Jersey

• June unemployment rate: 16.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,255

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 6,776,822

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,270,764

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 29%

California

• June unemployment rate: 14.9%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,449

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 29,939,021

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 7,003,562

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 30%

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Ohio

• June unemployment rate: 10.9%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $669

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 8,822,539

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,699,086

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 30.1%

Florida

• June unemployment rate: 10.4%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $979

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 17,085,385

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 3,333,798

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 30.2%

Tennessee

• June unemployment rate: 9.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $710

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 5,221,475

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 1,096,675

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 30.6%

Texas

• June unemployment rate: 8.6%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $856

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 21,356,906

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 4,562,581

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 32.1%

New York

• June unemployment rate: 15.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $1,292

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 14,847,080

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 3,327,655

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 32.8%

New Mexico

• June unemployment rate: 8.3%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $681

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 1,589,574

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 355,836

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 33.1%

Mississippi

• June unemployment rate: 8.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $665

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 2,189,670

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 445,863

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 33.9%

Alabama

• June unemployment rate: 7.5%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $685

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 3,717,378

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 817,178

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 35.1%

Louisiana

• June unemployment rate: 9.7%

• Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment: $685

• Total population (ages 18 and older): 3,431,432

• Adults unable to pay for housing: 755,099

Percentage of population unable to pay for housing: 36.5%

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Methodology: GOBankingRates reviewed the United States Census Bureau’s Household Pulse Survey to find out where Americans are having the hardest time paying rent. The survey measures the number of adults in each state “who missed last month’s rent or mortgage payment or who have slight or no confidence that their household can pay next month’s rent or mortgage on time.” GOBankingRates ranked all 50 states and the District of Columbia from the state where the highest percentage of the adult population is unable to pay for housing (No. 1) to the state where the lowest percentage is unable to pay for housing (No. 51). GOBankingRates also provided the June 2020 unemployment rate from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the June 2020 estimated rent for one-bedroom apartments from Apartment List for each state as supplemental information. All data was collected on and up to date as of July 23, 2020.

This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.com: People in These States Are Having the Hardest Time Paying Rent