Annapolis was the capital until 1784; New York City was the capital until 1790; Philadelphia was the capital until 1800.
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| Alabama | Montgomery | 5.2 M · 67 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Alaska | Juneau | 740 k · 30 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Arizona | Phoenix | 7.6 M · 15 districts |
| Arkansas | Little Rock | 3.1 M · 75 districts |
| California | Sacramento | 39.4 M · 58 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Colorado | Denver | 6.0 M · 64 districts |
| Connecticut | Hartford | 3.7 M · 9 districts |
| Delaware | Dover | 1.1 M · 3 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| District of Columbia | Washington | 702 k · 1 subdistrict |
| Florida | Tallahassee | 17.7 M · 67 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Georgia | Atlanta | 11.2 M · 159 districts |
| Hawaii | Honolulu | 1.4 M · 5 districts |
| Idaho | Boise | 2.0 M · 44 districts |
| Illinois | Springfield | 12.7 M · 102 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Indiana | Indianapolis | 6.9 M · 92 districts |
| Iowa | Des Moines | 3.2 M · 99 districts |
| Kansas | Topeka | 3.0 M · 105 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Kentucky | Frankfort | 4.2 M · 120 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Louisiana | Baton Rouge | 4.5 M · 64 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Maine | Augusta | 1.4 M · 16 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Maryland | Annapolis | 6.3 M · 24 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Massachusetts | Boston | 7.1 M · 14 districts |
| Michigan | Lansing | 9.9 M · 83 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Minnesota | Saint Paul | 5.1 M · 87 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Mississippi | Jackson | 2.9 M · 82 districts |
| Missouri | Jefferson City | 6.2 M · 115 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Montana | Helena | 1.1 M · 56 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Nebraska | Lincoln | 2.0 M · 93 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Nevada | Carson City | 3.3 M · 17 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| New Hampshire | Concord | 1.3 M · 10 districts |
| New Jersey | Trenton | 8.8 M · 21 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| New Mexico | Santa Fe | 2.1 M · 33 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| New York | Albany | 19.9 M · 62 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| North Carolina | Raleigh | 11.0 M · 100 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| North Dakota | Bismarck | 797 k · 53 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Ohio | Columbus | 11.9 M · 88 districts |
| Oklahoma | Oklahoma City | 4.1 M · 77 districts |
| Oregon | Salem | 4.3 M · 36 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Pennsylvania | Harrisburg | 13.1 M · 67 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Rhode Island | Providence | 1.1 M · 5 districts |
| South Carolina | Columbia | 5.5 M · 46 districts |
| South Dakota | Pierre | 925 k · 66 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Tennessee | Nashville | 7.2 M · 95 districts |
| Texas | Austin | 22.9 M · 254 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Utah | Salt Lake City | 3.5 M · 29 districts |
| Vermont | Montpelier | 648 k · 14 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Virginia | Richmond | 8.8 M · 133 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Washington | Olympia | 8.0 M · 39 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| West Virginia | Charleston | 1.8 M · 55 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Wisconsin | Madison | 6.0 M · 72 districts · seat ≠ largest |
| Wyoming | Cheyenne | 588 k · 23 districts |
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