ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – Each of the 50 states has its own unique virtues and vices. To determine which states are most likely to give in to their sinful desires, WalletHub compared them across 47 key indicators of immoral behavior.

New York ranked number 13 on the list. Here’s a breakdown by all seven sinful behavior categories:

• 18th for anger and hatred
• 28th for jealousy
• 48th for excesses and vices
• 50th for greed
• 5th for lust
• 1st for vanity
• 17th for laziness

So, according to the new study, New Yorkers are very giving people- but we sure do love ourselves. The vanity ranking came primarily from the number of beauty salons per capita in each state, which New York has no shortage of.

The most sinful state, to little surprise, was the home of the Sin City itself- Nevada. Ranking dead last was the state of Idaho, although they were middle of the pack when it came to laziness. A full state-by-state breakdown is shown in the table below.

Rank	State	WalletHub Vice Index	Anger and Hatred	Jealousy	Excesses & Vices	Greed	Lust	Vanity	Laziness
1	Nevada	57.17	9	1	7	1	7	27	4
2	California	54.07	12	16	38	24	2	2	25
3	Texas	51.85	30	12	37	29	1	6	24
4	Florida	50.90	38	9	44	41	3	3	11
5	Louisiana	50.14	4	8	1	25	12	34	3
6	Tennessee	50.02	2	14	6	5	13	21	21
7	Pennsylvania	49.96	34	29	22	12	4	5	23
8	Georgia	48.92	11	3	29	49	17	10	9
9	South Carolina	48.82	3	10	12	16	21	26	10
10	Illinois	48.77	10	11	32	46	11	7	15
11	Washington	48.46	44	2	42	15	14	11	35
12	New Jersey	47.45	45	31	47	6	8	4	31
13	New York	47.29	18	28	48	50	5	1	17
14	Delaware	46.34	37	5	16	2	33	38	7
15	Oklahoma	45.81	16	22	13	3	23	36	8
16	Arkansas	45.11	1	4	4	37	36	43	12
17	North Carolina	44.76	36	23	18	14	18	14	27
18	Arizona	44.42	23	13	35	33	10	17	18
19	Ohio	43.98	33	32	2	45	6	13	16
20	Maryland	43.94	31	15	28	32	9	12	32
21	Colorado	42.15	20	7	27	40	22	15	46
22	Michigan	42.12	15	39	11	21	19	16	26
23	Virginia	41.85	43	34	42	11	15	8	39
24	Missouri	41.64	6	21	10	31	34	25	20
25	New Mexico	41.11	17	17	31	27	16	44	6
26	Alabama	40.99	8	18	9	30	44	35	13
27	Mississippi	40.64	13	27	17	9	46	49	2
28	Rhode Island	39.90	39	20	34	7	39	32	14
29	Kentucky	39.34	25	40	5	18	27	37	5
30	Massachusetts	38.69	49	26	41	43	24	9	43
31	Indiana	38.33	14	37	3	42	20	22	22
32	Kansas	38.27	32	6	25	39	30	31	34
33	West Virginia	37.18	29	45	14	20	25	50	1
34	Wisconsin	37.11	22	43	20	19	26	20	37
35	Oregon	36.75	26	19	30	44	35	24	28
36	Montana	36.26	7	33	8	17	42	48	44
37	Alaska	36.06	5	30	33	10	48	39	41
38	Hawaii	35.32	48	25	26	23	50	29	29
39	Maine	33.99	27	36	19	22	38	42	40
40	Connecticut	33.42	47	38	45	35	40	19	38
41	Nebraska	33.41	24	41	24	28	29	33	42
42	Utah	32.64	42	24	50	47	28	23	50
43	North Dakota	32.63	40	42	40	4	32	40	49
44	Minnesota	32.22	46	35	49	34	45	18	48
45	New Hampshire	30.78	50	46	23	13	43	28	45
46	Iowa	30.71	28	49	15	36	47	30	36
47	South Dakota	30.54	19	48	46	26	31	47	33
48	Vermont	30.48	21	47	21	8	49	45	47
49	Wyoming	29.16	35	44	39	48	37	46	19
50	Idaho	28.03	41	50	36	38	41	41	30

Our differences aside, the cost of statewide sins is something we have to share as a nation. Gambling costs the United States around $5 billion per year, while over $300 billion funds smoking addictions nationwide. While many people have pledged to quit their vices, that task is easier said than done- especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Data used to create this ranking was collected by Wallethub from the U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Federal Trade Commission, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, TransUnion, National Council on Problem Gambling, Corporation for National and Community Service, Esri’s Updated Demographics (2021 estimates), Parents For Megan’s Law Inc., The Crime Victims Center, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Wired, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Gun Violence Archive, Fraser Institute, PornHub, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Center of Education Statistics, United Health Foundation, Google Ads, Kars4Kids and The Southern Poverty Law Center.