The chart highlights the top 20 U.S. states leading in telework adoption from 2020 to 2025, reflecting the evolution of remote work practices nationwide. Washington ranks first with an adoption rate nearing 45%, driven by the state’s strong tech presence and flexible corporate policies. Massachusetts follows closely at around 44%, benefiting from a large professional services sector and digital transformation initiatives. New York, Maryland, and California also show high rates between 41–43%, fueled by technology, finance, and education industries adapting to hybrid models. Mid-tier states such as Colorado, Oregon, and Virginia maintain adoption levels around 40%, supported by innovation hubs and government telework programs. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota hover near 38%, while southern and midwestern states like Texas, Georgia, and Ohio report gradual but consistent growth around 35%. Overall, the data reveals a sustained cultural shift toward flexible work arrangements, emphasizing productivity, digital infrastructure, and workforce well-being through 2025.
| Labels |
2020-2025 Adoption Rate (%) |
| Washington | 45 |
| Massachusetts | 44 |
| New York | 43 |
| Maryland | 43 |
| California | 42 |
| Colorado | 42 |
| Oregon | 42 |
| Virginia | 41 |
| New Jersey | 40 |
| Pennsylvania | 39 |
| Minnesota | 39 |
| Texas | 38 |
| Illinois | 37 |
| Michigan | 37 |
| North Carolina | 36 |
| Florida | 36 |
| Georgia | 35 |
| Ohio | 35 |
| Arizona | 34 |
| Tennessee | 33 |
