State rankings

LGBTQ Pride Flag Bans by State

LGBTQ Pride Flag Bans by State: compare 42 US states on 3 metrics.

LGBTQ+ Pride Flag Status

3 values across 42 entries

Data

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42 states
ArizonaBan under consideration——
ArkansasAllowed——
CaliforniaAllowed——
ColoradoAllowed——
FloridaBan under consideration——
GeorgiaAllowed——
HawaiiAllowed——
IdahoBanned04/03/2025Ban in schools signed into law 03/19/205 and effective 07/01/2025. Ban in government buildings signed into law 04/03/2025 and became effective immediately.
IllinoisBan under consideration——
IndianaAllowed——
IowaAllowed——
KansasAllowed——
KentuckyAllowed——
LouisianaAllowed——
MaineAllowed——
MarylandAllowed——
MassachusettsAllowed——
MichiganAllowed——
MinnesotaAllowed——
MissouriAllowed——
MontanaAllowed——
NebraskaAllowed——
NevadaAllowed——
New HampshireAllowed——
New JerseyAllowed——
New YorkAllowed——
North CarolinaAllowed——
OhioAllowed——
OklahomaBan under consideration——
OregonAllowed——
PennsylvaniaAllowed——
Rhode IslandAllowed——
South CarolinaAllowed——
South DakotaAllowed——
TennesseeAllowed——
TexasBan under consideration——
UtahBanned05-07-2025Ban includes any non-governmental flags, including not only gay pride flags but also flags that support a political candidate (ex: "Make America Great Again" flags).
VirginiaAllowed——
WashingtonAllowed——
West VirginiaAllowed——
WisconsinBan under consideration——
WyomingAllowed——

Quick answers

Where does this lgbtq pride flag bans by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Utah becomes first state to ban LGBTQ+ pride flags in government buildings and schools - Associated Press; Republican State Bans MAGA and Pride Flags at Schools, Government Buildings - Newsweek; Two US cities make Pride flag their official banner to bypass ban - Pink News; Over a dozen states weigh laws that ban Pride flags in government buildings - Washington Post.