State rankings

Blue Laws by State

Blue Laws by State: compare 50 US states on 5 metrics.

Alcohol Sales Allowed on Sunday

3 values across 50 entries

Hunting Allowed on Sunday

2 values across 50 entries

Vehicle Sales Allowed on Sunday

2 values across 50 entries

Types of Alcohol Purchaseable In Grocery Stores

4 values across 46 entries

Data

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50 states
AlabamaSome counties do not allow
AlaskaYes
ArizonaYes
ArkansasSome counties do not allow
CaliforniaYes
ColoradoYes
ConnecticutYes
DelawareYes
FloridaSome counties do not allow
GeorgiaSome counties do not allow
HawaiiYes
IdahoSome counties do not allow
IllinoisYes
IndianaYes
IowaYes
KansasYes
KentuckySome counties do not allow
LouisianaSome counties do not allow
MaineYes
MarylandYes
MassachusettsYes
MichiganYes
MinnesotaYes
MississippiLiquor Stores Closed
MissouriYes
MontanaYes
NebraskaSome counties do not allow
NevadaYes
New HampshireYes
New JerseyYes
New MexicoYes
New YorkYes
North CarolinaLiquor Stores Closed
North DakotaYes
OhioYes
OklahomaYes
OregonYes
PennsylvaniaYes
Rhode IslandYes
South CarolinaSome counties do not allow
South DakotaYes
TennesseeYes
TexasLiquor Stores Closed
UtahLiquor Stores Closed
VermontYes
VirginiaYes
WashingtonYes
West VirginiaYes
WisconsinYes
WyomingYes

Quick answers

Where does this blue laws by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Blue Laws in the United States - Wiki; Blue Laws by State: What are Sunday Blue Laws? - Get Tips; Sunday Blue Laws - The First Amendment Encyclopedia; Wine at the grocer,no happy hour,drive-thru daiquiris: A guide to US alcohol laws - USA Today.