TIL 50% of the states in the US is "pretty much everywhere".
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=468512
Because I'm bored at work:
Arizona | 6,731,484.00 |
California | 38,802,500.00 |
Connecticut | 3,596,677.00 |
Florida | 19,893,297.00 |
Georgia | 10,097,343.00 |
Illinois | 12,880,580.00 |
Indiana | 6,596,855.00 |
Kansas | 2,904,021.00 |
Kentucky | 4,413,457.00 |
Maryland | 5,976,407.00 |
Massachusetts | 6,745,408.00 |
Minnesota | 5,457,173.00 |
Nevada | 2,839,098.00 |
New Jersey | 8,938,175.00 |
New York | 19,746,227.00 |
North Carolina | 9,943,964.00 |
North Dakota | 739,482.00 |
Ohio | 11,594,163.00 |
Pennsylvania | 12,787,209.00 |
Tennessee | 6,549,352.00 |
Texas | 26,956,958.00 |
Virginia | 8,326,289.00 |
Washington | 7,061,530.00 |
West Virginia | 1,850,326.00 |
Wisconsin | 5,757,564.00 |
Sum | 247,185,539.00 |
Total Pop | 318,198,163.00 |
77.68% |
Edit - Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._states_and_territories_by_population
The states in which they charge tax account for 78% of the population of the US. So yeah, that's pretty much everywhere.