The 10 Kinkiest States In The United States For 2026


The Kinkiest states in the US are Georgia and Wyoming for 2026 based on Saturday Night Science.

Do you like to kink it up in the sack? Or are you a prude?

The answer might depend on where you live.

We were curious – which states have the most residents that kink it up in the sack most often? We’re about to find out, using Saturday Night Science and data.

After analyzing past sales data from Adam & Eve, these are the states that have the highest number of residents who are into BDSM, fetishes and alternative sexuality.

Kinkiest States In America Map

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Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Yes, we’re serious that a higher percentage of residents in Georgia and Wyoming are into kinky internet websites.

What else did you expect? California, Texas and Florida to rank high. Well then, maybe there’s something you know that we don’t (wink).

Related research:

The 10 Kinkiest States In America For 2026

1. Georgia

Georgia|Ga, GA

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 10,625,615.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 7.0

Review Of Georgia by RoundHead marii

I live in Georgia. I never knew it was gonna be on this list. Georgia isn’t bad at all except for the weather right now. One day could be a hot rainy day which is so bipolar. The rain could stop and 5 min later there’s thunder. Then the next day it could be a chilly day.

2. Wyoming

Wyoming|Wy, WY

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 576,641.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 6.8

Review Of Wyoming by Gregory Marsh

I live in Cheyenne, Wyoming and its not boring here. Besides, we have a whole lot of nuclear weapons systems here…so does Montana and North Dakota ! See, we can be real fun if we choose to 😉

3. North Dakota

North-Dakota|Nd, ND

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY 3.0

Population: 773,344.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 5.7

Review Of North Dakota by Clorox Bleach

I live in North Dakota I thought it was gonna be on the list because a lot of people say it’s a really boring state and they may be right but I’m jus glad it wasn’t on the list

4. New Hampshire

New-Hampshire|Nh, NH

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 1,372,175.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 5.3

Review Of New Hampshire by Satan

I live in New Hampshire, which is arguably one of the BEST states to live in. Unemployment may as well not exist, every home has an owner, and poverty is basically imaginary here.

If you ask a Granite Stater if they’re hungry, they might ask what ‘hunger’ is. And the schools- In my town, every high schooler gets a free MacBook Air. The weather is still s****y, though.

5. Alaska

Alaska|Ak, AK

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY 2.0

Population: 735,951.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 5.2

Review Of Alaska by Lucas Adams

I live in Alaska and we do pay taxes. Only in anchorage do you not have to pay for taxes. Driving to anchorage is 41 miles but we do not have much traffic due to population.

6. Maine

Maine|Me, ME

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 1,357,046.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 5.1

Review Of Maine by Thor Valhalla

I live in Maine and I LOVE IT HERE just because it’s the Whitest State in the US! I served in the Army for 23 years with the majority of it being stationed in the South and West Coast. I lived with and among black, Hispanic, and Asian people for most of that time, so you can dispense with your idea that I have no experience with other non-White cultures. If you want to know what Maine is like, just read our motto:

‘Maine, The Way Life Ought To Be.’

7. Colorado

Colorado|Co, CO

Source: Wikipedia User | GFDL

Population: 5,723,176.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 5.0

Review Of Colorado by T7

I grew up in Colorado. I lived in aurora and Co. Springs. That was in the eighties. It seems it’s completely changed now, full of Californians and crime. I went to Clyde Miller elementary and St.Pius X respectively and loved growing up there. I loved Elitches and going to the mountains. My Dad was military so I spent a lot of time at Fitzsimmons – the commissary, the PX etc. I loved Colorado. I live in Europe now, I have a family here but but Colorado will always be home.

8. Illinois

Illinois|Il, IL

Source: Public domain

Population: 12,821,813.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 4.8

9. South Dakota

South-Dakota|Sd, SD

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 881,785.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 4.8

10. Montana

Montana|Mt, MT

Source: Wikipedia User | CC BY-SA 3.0

Population: 1,077,978.0
Orders Per Capita Index: 4.7

How We Calculated The Kinkiest States In The United States Per Capita For 2026

Orders Per Capita By State In The United States

Instead of speculating using polls or other anonymous surveys, we went straight to the source and looked at which people are actually buying this stuff. We turned to our friends at Adam&Eve to find out how many people ordered from them by state.

We the standardized the number of orders per capita and indexed them to California. This keeps their exact numbers private, but allows us to see which states ordered more than others on a per capita basis.

What’s the kinkiest state in America? The state with the most orders ended up being Georgia.

The least kinky state? Delaware.

We updated this report for 2026.

Summary: Most Kinky States For 2026

Okay, so that’s it – the kinkiest states in America. Hope this was informative. Georgia can take pride in its ranking this year as the kinkiest state in the US.

If you’re thinking of trying to move to a kink community, then stick to a coast.

Here’s a quick look at the least kinky states on the list:

  1. Delaware
  2. Arkansas
  3. Indiana

For more reading, check out:

Kinkiest States In The US For 2026

Rank State Population Orders Per Capita Index
1 Georgia 10,625,615.0 7.0
2 Wyoming 576,641.0 6.8
3 North Dakota 773,344.0 5.7
4 New Hampshire 1,372,175.0 5.3
5 Alaska 735,951.0 5.2
6 Maine 1,357,046.0 5.1
7 Colorado 5,723,176.0 5.0
8 Illinois 12,821,813.0 4.8
9 South Dakota 881,785.0 4.8
10 Montana 1,077,978.0 4.7
11 Nebraska 1,951,480.0 4.6
12 Vermont 641,637.0 4.6
13 Kansas 2,932,099.0 4.5
14 Washington 7,617,364.0 4.5
15 Minnesota 5,670,472.0 4.3
16 Pennsylvania 12,970,650.0 4.2
17 Rhode Island 1,091,949.0 4.0
18 Virginia 8,582,479.0 3.9
19 Nevada 3,059,238.0 3.8
20 New Jersey 9,234,024.0 3.8
21 Wisconsin 5,871,661.0 3.7
22 Missouri 6,141,534.0 3.7
23 West Virginia 1,801,049.0 3.7
24 Ohio 11,769,923.0 3.6
25 Oregon 4,207,177.0 3.6
26 Massachusetts 6,991,852.0 3.6
27 Arizona 7,079,203.0 3.5
28 New York 20,114,745.0 3.5
29 Florida 21,339,762.0 3.5
30 Idaho 1,811,617.0 3.5
31 North Carolina 10,367,022.0 3.4
32 Texas 28,862,581.0 3.4
33 California 39,455,353.0 3.4
34 Tennessee 6,859,497.0 3.3
35 Utah 3,231,370.0 3.3
36 Michigan 10,062,512.0 3.3
37 Iowa 3,179,090.0 3.3
38 South Carolina 5,078,903.0 3.0
39 Kentucky 4,494,141.0 3.0
40 Maryland 6,148,545.0 3.0
41 Hawaii 1,453,498.0 2.9
42 New Mexico 2,109,366.0 2.8
43 Louisiana 4,657,305.0 2.8
44 Mississippi 2,967,023.0 2.8
45 Alabama 4,997,675.0 2.6
46 Connecticut 3,605,330.0 2.6
47 Oklahoma 3,948,136.0 2.5
48 Indiana 6,751,340.0 2.4
49 Arkansas 3,006,309.0 2.3
50 Delaware 981,892.0 2.1
About Nick Johnson

Nick Johnson earned his masters in Business Administration from the Drucker School At Claremont Graduate University. He has written for 39 publications across the country and ran the media relations department at Movoto, a real estate portal based in San Francisco. He has been featured in over 500 publications as an expert in real estate and as an authority on real estate trends.

Nick's the creator of the HomeSnacks YouTube channel that now has over 260,000 subscribers and is an excellent source to learn about different parts of the country.

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