The US obesity rate rose to 27.7% last year, up from 27.1% the year prior—and in all but one state, at least one in five people are obese (in some states, more than a third of residents are obese). That one state is Hawaii, America's skinniest state for 2014, per a Gallup poll of 176,702 adults. The 10 skinniest states and their respective obesity rates:
 
 -  Hawaii, 19%
  -  Colorado, 20.3%
  -  Montana, 23.5%
  -  California, 23.9%
  
                                    
                                    
                                
                                
                             
                            
                            
                            
                            
                            
                                
                                
                                    
                                        
 -  Massachusetts, 24%
  -  Idaho, 24.2%
  -  South Dakota, 24.6%
  -  New York, 24.7%
  -  Minnesota, 24.8%
  -  Connecticut, 24.9%
  
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