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Drug overdose deaths by state

These figures come straight from the CDC's provisional drug overdose death counts and refresh automatically as the federal dataset is updated. Each number is a rolling 12-month total, which smooths out month-to-month noise and shows the direction a state is actually heading.

U.S. overdose deaths

66,937

12 months ending April 2026

Year-over-year change

-12.1%

vs. 76,176 a year earlier

States & territories tracked

53

Provisional, updated monthly

National trend, rolling 12-month totals

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State rankings

Ranked by total reported deaths for the 12 months ending April 2026. Select a state to browse licensed detox and treatment programs there.

#StateDeathsYoY
1California8,6429.2%
2Texas4,4784.5%
3Florida3,99611.2%
4Arizona2,8532%
5Pennsylvania2,71616.2%
6Washington2,54621.6%
7Ohio2,31518.6%
8North Carolina2,15720%
9Tennessee2,00415.5%
10Illinois1,91217.2%
11New York City1,8879.5%
12Colorado1,84511.5%
13New York1,78410%
14Michigan1,7344.6%
15Georgia1,55618.7%
16New Jersey1,52014.8%
17Nevada1,3638.6%
18Massachusetts1,3119.7%
19Maryland1,30816.5%
20Indiana1,26920.3%
21Missouri1,2049.7%
22South Carolina1,20015.1%
23Louisiana1,17812.6%
24New Mexico1,09128.1%
25Kentucky1,06125.7%
26Virginia99329%
27Wisconsin9933.6%
28Minnesota9723.8%
29Oregon90636.9%
30Oklahoma80518.9%
31Alabama80324%
32Connecticut79513.3%
33West Virginia66511.1%
34Utah6367.6%
35Kansas46418%
36Mississippi41811.3%
37Puerto Rico41127.8%
38Arkansas3672.1%
39Maine35913.9%
40Iowa34518.4%
41District of Columbia32415%
42Hawaii30512.6%
43Alaska29711.1%
44Idaho25618.7%
45Delaware25528.4%
46New Hampshire2524.1%
47Rhode Island19136.1%
48Montana1721.2%
49Nebraska16712.1%
50Vermont15514.4%
51North Dakota1130.9%
52South Dakota851.2%
53Wyoming854.5%
About this data

Figures are provisional and modeled by the CDC to account for reporting lags, so they can change as death certificates are finalized. Counts reflect where a death was reported, not where a person lived or received care. New York City is reported separately from the rest of New York State in the federal file.

Source: CDC National Center for Health Statistics — VSRR Provisional Drug Overdose Death Counts. Last retrieved 10/13/2026.

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