82 FR 20322 - Federal Need Analysis Methodology for the 2018-19 Award Year-Federal Pell Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Work-Study, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan, Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant and TEACH Grant Programs
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Federal Register Volume 82, Issue 82 (May 1, 2017)
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[Federal Register Volume 82, Number 82 (Monday, May 1, 2017)] [Notices] [Pages 20322-20327] From the Federal Register Online [www.thefederalregister.org] [FR Doc No: 2017-08779] ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Federal Need Analysis Methodology for the 2018-19 Award Year-- Federal Pell Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Work-Study, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant, William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan, Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant and TEACH Grant Programs AGENCY: Federal Student Aid, Department of Education. ACTION: Notice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) Numbers: 84.063; 84.038; 84.033; 84.007; 84.268; 84.408; 84.379. SUMMARY: The Secretary announces the annual updates to the tables used in the statutory Federal Need Analysis Methodology that determines a student's expected family contribution (EFC) for award year (AY) 2018- 19 for these student financial aid programs. The intent of this notice is to alert the financial aid community and the broader public to these required annual updates used in the determination of student aid eligibility. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Marya Dennis, U.S. Department of Education, Room 63G2, Union Center Plaza, 830 First Street NE., Washington, DC 20202-5454. Telephone: (202) 377-3385. If you use a telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) or a text telephone (TTY), call the Federal Relay Service (FRS), toll free, at 1- 800-877-8339. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Part F of title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended (HEA), specifies the criteria, data elements, calculations, and tables the Department of Education (Department) uses in the Federal Need Analysis Methodology to determine the EFC. Section 478 of the HEA requires the Secretary to annually update the following four tables for price inflation--the Income Protection Allowance (IPA), the Adjusted Net Worth (NW) of a Business or Farm, the Education Savings and Asset Protection Allowance, and the Assessment Schedules and Rates. The updates are based, in general, upon increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). For AY 2018-19, the Secretary is charged with updating the IPA for parents of dependent students, adjusted NW of a business or farm, the education savings and asset protection allowance, and the assessment schedules and rates to account for inflation that took place between December 2016 and December 2017. However, because the Secretary must publish these tables before December 2017, the increases in the tables must be based on a percentage equal to the estimated percentage increase in the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) for 2017. The Secretary must also account for any under- or over- estimation of inflation for the preceding year. In developing the table values for the 2017-18 AY, the Secretary's assumed 2.1 percent increase in the CPI-U for the period December 2015 through December 2016 was the actual inflation for this time period. The Secretary estimates that the increase in the CPI-U for the period December 2016 through December 2017 will be 2.3 percent. Additionally, section 601 of the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007 (CCRAA, Pub. L. 110-84) amended sections 475 through 478 of the HEA affecting the IPA tables for the 2009-10 through 2012-13 AYs and required the Department to use a percentage of the estimated CPI to update the table in subsequent years. These changes to the IPA impact dependent students, as well as independent students with dependents other than a spouse and independent students without dependents other than a spouse. This notice includes the new 2018-19 AY values for the IPA tables, which reflect the CCRAA amendments. The updated tables are in sections 1 (Income Protection Allowance), 2 (Adjusted Net Worth of a Business or Farm), and 4 (Assessment Schedules and Rates) of this notice. As provided for in section 478(d) of the HEA, the Secretary must also revise the education savings and asset protection allowances for each AY. The Education Savings and Asset Protection Allowance table for AY 2018-19 has been updated in section 3 of this notice. Section 478(h) of the HEA also requires the Secretary to increase the amount specified for the employment expense allowance, adjusted for inflation. This calculation is based on increases in the Bureau of Labor Statistics' marginal costs budget for a two-worker family compared to a one-worker family. The items covered by this calculation are: Food away from home, apparel, transportation, and household furnishings and operations. The Employment Expense Allowance table for AY 2018-19 has been updated in section 5 of this notice. The HEA requires the following annual updates: 1. Income Protection Allowance. This allowance is the amount of living expenses associated with the maintenance of an individual or family that may be offset against the family's income. The allowance varies by family size. The IPA for the dependent student is $6,570. The IPAs for parents of dependent students for AY 2018-19 are as follows: Parents of Dependent Students ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number in college Family size ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2............................... $18,320 $15,180 3............................... 22,810 19,690 $16,560 4............................... 28,170 25,040 21,920 $18,790 5............................... 33,240 30,100 26,990 23,850 $20,740 6............................... 38,880 35,740 32,630 29,490 26,380 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [[Page 20323]] For each additional family member add $4,390. For each additional college student subtract $3,120. The IPAs for independent students with dependents other than a spouse for AY 2018-19 are as follows: Independent Students With Dependents Other Than a Spouse ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number in college Family size ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 3 4 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2............................... $25,870 $21,450 3............................... 32,210 27,810 $23,390 4............................... 39,780 35,370 30,960 $26,530 5............................... 46,940 42,500 38,100 33,690 $29,290 6............................... 54,890 50,480 46,080 41,640 37,250 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For each additional family member add $6,200. For each additional college student subtract $4,400. The IPAs for single independent students and independent students without dependents other than a spouse for AY 2018-19 are as follows: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Number in Marital status college IPA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Single.................................. 1 $10,220 Married................................. 2 10,220 Married................................. 1 16,380 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Adjusted Net Worth of a Business or Farm. A portion of the full NW (assets less debts) of a business or farm is excluded from the calculation of an EFC because (1) the income produced from these assets is already assessed in another part of the formula; and (2) the formula protects a portion of the value of the assets. The portion of these assets included in the contribution calculation is computed according to the following schedule. This schedule is used for parents of dependent students, independent students without dependents other than a spouse, and independent students with dependents other than a spouse. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If the NW of a business or farm is Then the adjusted NW is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Less than $1........................... $0. $1 to $130,000......................... $0 + 40% of NW. $130,001 to $390,000................... $52,000 + 50% of NW over $130,000. $390,001 to $655,000................... $182,000 + 60% of NW over $390,000. $655,001 or more....................... $341,000 + 100% of NW over $655,000. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3. Education Savings and Asset Protection Allowance. This allowance protects a portion of NW (assets less debts) from being considered available for postsecondary educational expenses. There are three asset protection allowance tables: One for parents of dependent students, one for independent students without dependents other than a spouse, and one for independent students with dependents other than a spouse. Parents of Dependent Students ------------------------------------------------------------------------ And they are If the age of the older parent is ------------------------------------- Married Single ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Then the education savings and asset protection allowance is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 or less........................ 0 0 26................................ 1,200 700 27................................ 2,400 1,400 28................................ 3,500 2,200 29................................ 4,700 2,900 30................................ 5,900 3,600 31................................ 7,100 4,300 32................................ 8,300 5,000 33................................ 9,400 5,800 34................................ 10,600 6,500 35................................ 11,800 7,200 36................................ 13,000 7,900 37................................ 14,200 8,600 38................................ 15,300 9,400 39................................ 16,500 10,100 40................................ 17,700 10,800 41................................ 18,100 11,000 42................................ 18,500 11,300 43................................ 18,900 11,500 44................................ 19,300 11,800 45................................ 19,800 12,000 [[Page 20324]] 46................................ 20,300 12,300 47................................ 20,700 12,600 48................................ 21,300 12,900 49................................ 21,800 13,200 50................................ 22,300 13,500 51................................ 22,900 13,800 52................................ 23,500 14,100 53................................ 24,100 14,400 54................................ 24,800 14,800 55................................ 25,400 15,200 56................................ 26,100 15,500 57................................ 26,800 15,900 58................................ 27,600 16,300 59................................ 28,300 16,700 60................................ 29,100 17,100 61................................ 30,000 17,600 62................................ 30,800 18,000 63................................ 31,700 18,500 64................................ 32,600 19,000 65 or older....................... 33,600 19,500 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Independent Students With Dependents Other Than a Spouse ------------------------------------------------------------------------ And they are If the age of the student is ------------------------------------- Married Single ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Then the education savings and asset protection allowance is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 or less........................ 0 0 26................................ 1,200 700 27................................ 2,400 1,400 28................................ 3,500 2,200 29................................ 4,700 2,900 30................................ 5,900 3,600 31................................ 7,100 4,300 32................................ 8,300 5,000 33................................ 9,400 5,800 34................................ 10,600 6,500 35................................ 11,800 7,200 36................................ 13,000 7,900 37................................ 14,200 8,600 38................................ 15,300 9,400 39................................ 16,500 10,100 40................................ 17,700 10,800 41................................ 18,100 11,000 42................................ 18,500 11,300 43................................ 18,900 11,500 44................................ 19,300 11,800 45................................ 19,800 12,000 46................................ 20,300 12,300 47................................ 20,700 12,600 48................................ 21,300 12,900 49................................ 21,800 13,200 50................................ 22,300 13,500 51................................ 22,900 13,800 52................................ 23,500 14,100 53................................ 24,100 14,400 54................................ 24,800 14,800 55................................ 25,400 15,200 56................................ 26,100 15,500 57................................ 26,800 15,900 58................................ 27,600 16,300 59................................ 28,300 16,700 60................................ 29,100 17,100 61................................ 30,000 17,600 [[Page 20325]] 62................................ 30,800 18,000 63................................ 31,700 18,500 64................................ 32,600 19,000 65 or older....................... 33,600 19,500 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Independent Students Without Dependents Other Than a Spouse ------------------------------------------------------------------------ And they are If the age of the student is ------------------------------------- Married Single ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Then the education savings and asset protection allowance is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 or less........................ 0 0 26................................ 1,200 700 27................................ 2,400 1,400 28................................ 3,500 2,200 29................................ 4,700 2,900 30................................ 5,900 3,600 31................................ 7,100 4,300 32................................ 8,300 5,000 33................................ 9,400 5,800 34................................ 10,600 6,500 35................................ 11,800 7,200 36................................ 13,000 7,900 37................................ 14,200 8,600 38................................ 15,300 9,400 39................................ 16,500 10,100 40................................ 17,700 10,800 41................................ 18,100 11,000 42................................ 18,500 11,300 43................................ 18,900 11,500 44................................ 19,300 11,800 45................................ 19,800 12,000 46................................ 20,300 12,300 47................................ 20,700 12,600 48................................ 21,300 12,900 49................................ 21,800 13,200 50................................ 22,300 13,500 51................................ 22,900 13,800 52................................ 23,500 14,100 53................................ 24,100 14,400 54................................ 24,800 14,800 55................................ 25,400 15,200 56................................ 26,100 15,500 57................................ 26,800 15,900 58................................ 27,600 16,300 59................................ 28,300 16,700 60................................ 29,100 17,100 61................................ 30,000 17,600 62................................ 30,800 18,000 63................................ 31,700 18,500 64................................ 32,600 19,000 65 or older....................... 33,600 19,500 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4. Assessment Schedules and Rates. Two schedules that are subject to updates--one for parents of dependent students and one for independent students with dependents other than a spouse--are used to determine the EFC from family financial resources toward educational expenses. For dependent students, the EFC is derived from an assessment of the parents' adjusted available income (AAI). For independent students with dependents other than a spouse, the EFC is derived from an assessment of the family's AAI. The AAI represents a measure of a family's financial strength, which considers both income and assets. The parents' contribution for a dependent student is computed according to the following schedule: [[Page 20326]] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If AAI is Then the contribution is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Less than -$3,409...................... -$750. ($3,409) to $16,400.................... 22% of AAI. $16,401 to $20,500..................... $3,608 + 25% of AAI over $16,400. $20,501 to $24,700..................... $4,633 + 29% of AAI over $20,500. $24,701 to $28,900..................... $5,851 + 34% of AAI over $24,700. $28,901 to $33,100..................... $7,279 + 40% of AAI over $28,900. $33,101 or more........................ $8,959 + 47% of AAI over $33,100. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The contribution for an independent student with dependents other than a spouse is computed according to the following schedule: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ If AAI is Then the contribution is ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Less than -$3,409...................... -$750. ($3,409) to $16,400.................... 22% of AAI. $16,401 to $20,500..................... $3,608 + 25% of AAI over $16,400. $20,501 to $24,700..................... $4,633 + 29% of AAI over $20,500. $24,701 to $28,900..................... $5,851 + 34% of AAI over $24,700. $28,901 to $33,100..................... $7,279 + 40% of AAI over $28,900. $33,101 or more........................ $8,959 + 47% of AAI over $33,100. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5. Employment Expense Allowance. This allowance for employment- related expenses--which is used for the parents of dependent students and for married independent students--recognizes additional expenses incurred by working spouses and single-parent households. The allowance is based on the marginal differences in costs for a two-worker family compared to a one-worker family. The items covered by these additional expenses are: Food away from home, apparel, transportation, and household furnishings and operations. The employment expense allowance for parents of dependent students, married independent students without dependents other than a spouse, and independent students with dependents other than a spouse is the lesser of $4,000 or 35 percent of earned income. 6. Allowance for State and Other Taxes. The allowance for State and other taxes protects a portion of parents' and students' incomes from being considered available for postsecondary educational expenses. There are four categories for State and other taxes, one each for parents of dependent students, independent students with dependents other than a spouse, dependent students, and independent students without dependents other than a spouse. Section 478(g) of the HEA directs the Secretary to update the tables for State and other taxes after reviewing the Statistics of Income file data maintained by the Internal Revenue Service. Percent of Income Paid in State Taxes, by Status of Having Dependents Other Than a Spouse, Income Level, and State ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents of dependents and Dependents and independents with dependents independents other than a spouse without State ------------------------------------ dependents other Percent of total income than a spouse ------------------------------------------------------- Under $15,000 $15,000 & Up All ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alabama................................................. 3 2 2 Alaska.................................................. 2 1 0 Arizona................................................. 3 2 2 Arkansas................................................ 4 3 3 California.............................................. 8 7 6 Colorado................................................ 4 3 3 Connecticut............................................. 8 7 5 Delaware................................................ 4 3 3 District of Columbia.................................... 7 6 6 Florida................................................. 3 2 1 Georgia................................................. 5 4 3 Hawaii.................................................. 5 4 4 Idaho................................................... 4 3 3 Illinois................................................ 6 5 3 Indiana................................................. 4 3 3 Iowa.................................................... 5 4 3 Kansas.................................................. 4 3 2 Kentucky................................................ 5 4 3 Louisiana............................................... 3 2 2 Maine................................................... 6 5 3 Maryland................................................ 8 7 5 [[Page 20327]] Massachusetts........................................... 6 5 4 Michigan................................................ 4 3 2 Minnesota............................................... 6 5 4 Mississippi............................................. 3 2 2 Missouri................................................ 4 3 3 Montana................................................. 4 3 3 Nebraska................................................ 5 4 3 Nevada.................................................. 2 1 1 New Hampshire........................................... 4 3 1 New Jersey.............................................. 9 8 4 New Mexico.............................................. 3 2 2 New York................................................ 9 8 6 North Carolina.......................................... 5 4 3 North Dakota............................................ 2 1 1 Ohio.................................................... 5 4 3 Oklahoma................................................ 3 2 2 Oregon.................................................. 7 6 5 Pennsylvania............................................ 5 4 3 Rhode Island............................................ 6 5 3 South Carolina.......................................... 4 3 3 South Dakota............................................ 2 1 1 Tennessee............................................... 2 1 1 Texas................................................... 3 2 1 Utah.................................................... 5 4 3 Vermont................................................. 6 5 3 Virginia................................................ 6 5 4 Washington.............................................. 3 2 1 West Virginia........................................... 3 2 2 Wisconsin............................................... 6 5 4 Wyoming................................................. 2 1 1 Other................................................... 2 1 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Accessible Format: Individuals with disabilities can obtain this document in an accessible format (e.g., braille, large print, audiotape, or compact disc) on request to the contact person listed under FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT in this notice. 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allow study of the paths taken by these Service (FRS), toll free, at 1–800–877– 2009–10 through 2012–13 AYs and
different graduates. B&B:16/17 main 8339. required the Department to use a
study data collection is scheduled to SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Part F of percentage of the estimated CPI to
take place from July 2017 through title IV of the Higher Education Act of update the table in subsequent years.
March 2018. 1965, as amended (HEA), specifies the These changes to the IPA impact
Dated: April 26, 2017. criteria, data elements, calculations, and dependent students, as well as
Stephanie Valentine, tables the Department of Education independent students with dependents
(Department) uses in the Federal Need other than a spouse and independent
Acting Director, Information Collection
Clearance Division, Office of the Chief Privacy Analysis Methodology to determine the students without dependents other than
Officer, Office of Management. EFC. a spouse. This notice includes the new
[FR Doc. 2017–08739 Filed 4–28–17; 8:45 am] Section 478 of the HEA requires the 2018–19 AY values for the IPA tables,
Secretary to annually update the which reflect the CCRAA amendments.
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following four tables for price The updated tables are in sections 1
inflation—the Income Protection (Income Protection Allowance), 2
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Allowance (IPA), the Adjusted Net (Adjusted Net Worth of a Business or
Worth (NW) of a Business or Farm, the Farm), and 4 (Assessment Schedules
Federal Need Analysis Methodology Education Savings and Asset Protection and Rates) of this notice.
for the 2018–19 Award Year—Federal Allowance, and the Assessment As provided for in section 478(d) of
Pell Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, Schedules and Rates. The updates are the HEA, the Secretary must also revise
Federal Work-Study, Federal based, in general, upon increases in the the education savings and asset
Supplemental Educational Opportunity Consumer Price Index (CPI). protection allowances for each AY. The
Grant, William D. Ford Federal Direct For AY 2018–19, the Secretary is Education Savings and Asset Protection
Loan, Iraq and Afghanistan Service charged with updating the IPA for Allowance table for AY 2018–19 has
Grant and TEACH Grant Programs parents of dependent students, adjusted been updated in section 3 of this notice.
NW of a business or farm, the education Section 478(h) of the HEA also
AGENCY: Federal Student Aid, savings and asset protection allowance,
Department of Education. requires the Secretary to increase the
and the assessment schedules and rates amount specified for the employment
ACTION: Notice. to account for inflation that took place expense allowance, adjusted for
between December 2016 and December inflation. This calculation is based on
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance 2017. However, because the Secretary
(CFDA) Numbers: 84.063; 84.038; increases in the Bureau of Labor
must publish these tables before Statistics’ marginal costs budget for a
84.033; 84.007; 84.268; 84.408; 84.379. December 2017, the increases in the
SUMMARY: The Secretary announces the two-worker family compared to a one-
tables must be based on a percentage worker family. The items covered by
annual updates to the tables used in the equal to the estimated percentage
statutory Federal Need Analysis this calculation are: Food away from
increase in the Consumer Price Index home, apparel, transportation, and
Methodology that determines a for All Urban Consumers (CPI–U) for
student’s expected family contribution household furnishings and operations.
2017. The Secretary must also account The Employment Expense Allowance
(EFC) for award year (AY) 2018–19 for for any under- or over-estimation of
these student financial aid programs. table for AY 2018–19 has been updated
inflation for the preceding year. in section 5 of this notice.
The intent of this notice is to alert the In developing the table values for the
financial aid community and the 2017–18 AY, the Secretary’s assumed The HEA requires the following
broader public to these required annual 2.1 percent increase in the CPI–U for the annual updates:
updates used in the determination of period December 2015 through 1. Income Protection Allowance. This
student aid eligibility. December 2016 was the actual inflation allowance is the amount of living
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: for this time period. The Secretary expenses associated with the
Marya Dennis, U.S. Department of estimates that the increase in the CPI– maintenance of an individual or family
Education, Room 63G2, Union Center U for the period December 2016 through that may be offset against the family’s
Plaza, 830 First Street NE., Washington, December 2017 will be 2.3 percent. income. The allowance varies by family
DC 20202–5454. Telephone: (202) 377– Additionally, section 601 of the size. The IPA for the dependent student
3385. College Cost Reduction and Access Act is $6,570. The IPAs for parents of
If you use a telecommunications of 2007 (CCRAA, Pub. L. 110–84) dependent students for AY 2018–19 are
device for the deaf (TDD) or a text amended sections 475 through 478 of as follows:
PARENTS OF DEPENDENT STUDENTS
Number in college
Family size
1 2 3 4 5
2 ........................................................................................... $18,320 $15,180
3 ........................................................................................... 22,810 19,690 $16,560
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4 ........................................................................................... 28,170 25,040 21,920 $18,790
5 ........................................................................................... 33,240 30,100 26,990 23,850 $20,740
6 ........................................................................................... 38,880 35,740 32,630 29,490 26,380
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PERCENT OF INCOME PAID IN STATE TAXES, BY STATUS OF HAVING DEPENDENTS OTHER THAN A SPOUSE, INCOME
LEVEL, AND STATE—Continued
Parents of dependents and Dependents
independents with dependents and independents
other than a spouse without
dependents
State Percent of total income other than a
spouse
Under $15,000 $15,000 & Up All
Massachusetts ............................................................................................................. 6 5 4
Michigan ....................................................................................................................... 4 3 2
Minnesota .................................................................................................................... 6 5 4
Mississippi .................................................................................................................... 3 2 2
Missouri ........................................................................................................................ 4 3 3
Montana ....................................................................................................................... 4 3 3
Nebraska ...................................................................................................................... 5 4 3
Nevada ......................................................................................................................... 2 1 1
New Hampshire ........................................................................................................... 4 3 1
New Jersey .................................................................................................................. 9 8 4
New Mexico ................................................................................................................. 3 2 2
New York ..................................................................................................................... 9 8 6
North Carolina .............................................................................................................. 5 4 3
North Dakota ................................................................................................................ 2 1 1
Ohio ............................................................................................................................. 5 4 3
Oklahoma ..................................................................................................................... 3 2 2
Oregon ......................................................................................................................... 7 6 5
Pennsylvania ................................................................................................................ 5 4 3
Rhode Island ................................................................................................................ 6 5 3
South Carolina ............................................................................................................. 4 3 3
South Dakota ............................................................................................................... 2 1 1
Tennessee ................................................................................................................... 2 1 1
Texas ........................................................................................................................... 3 2 1
Utah ............................................................................................................................. 5 4 3
Vermont ....................................................................................................................... 6 5 3
Virginia ......................................................................................................................... 6 5 4
Washington .................................................................................................................. 3 2 1
West Virginia ................................................................................................................ 3 2 2
Wisconsin ..................................................................................................................... 6 5 4
Wyoming ...................................................................................................................... 2 1 1
Other ............................................................................................................................ 2 1 1
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