10 best, worst states for working from home 

Delaware was named the best state for remote work, according to an April 10 ranking from WalletHub.

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The personal finance website ranked all 50 states and Washington, D.C., across 12 metrics, including number of remote workers, households’ internet access and its average cost, average home size and cybersecurity. 

Read more about the methodology here

The best states for remote work:

1. Delaware

2. Utah

3. Maryland

4. Connecticut 

5. New Jersey

6. Washington, D.C.

7. Georgia

8. Arizona

9. Washington

10. Colorado 

The worst states for remote work

1. Alaska

2. North Dakota

3. Montana

4. Arkansas

5. Mississippi

6. Iowa

7. Hawaii

8. New Mexico

9. South Dakota

10. West Virginia

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