The 21 right-to-work states are as follows:
| Alabama | Iowa | North Dakota | ||||||||||
| Arizona | Kansas | South Dakota | ||||||||||
| Arkansas | Louisiana | Tennessee | ||||||||||
| Colorado | Mississippi | Texas | ||||||||||
| Florida | Nebraska | Utah | ||||||||||
| Georgia | Nevada | Virginia | ||||||||||
| Idaho | North Carolina | Wyoming |
Right to Work States
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