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Top approved auto insurance rate filing per state, 2026 YTD TOP RATE FILINGS BY STATE · 2026 YTD 45 / 50 states Maine: Safeco National Insurance Company +7.2%, 12,948 driversME +7.2% Washington: Progressive +0.8%, 570,499 driversWA +0.8% Montana: Mountain West Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company +7.7%, 20,585 driversMT +7.7% North Dakota: Grinnell Mutual -6.0%, 1,141 driversND -6.0% Minnesota: Progressive -1.1%, 623,705 driversMN -1.1% Wisconsin: Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Company -5.0%, 34,281 driversWI -5.0% Michigan: Progressive -2.8%, 584,973 driversMI -2.8% New York: Progressive +1.5%, 786,482 driversNY +1.5% Vermont: General Insurance Company of America +17.0%, 10,531 driversVT +17.0% New Hampshire: Progressive -1.9%, 52,753 driversNH -1.9% Massachusetts: MAPFRE +2.0%, 556,680 driversMA +2.0% Oregon: Farmers Insurance +2.0%, 74,391 driversOR +2.0% Idaho: GEICO -7.5%, 10,881 driversID -7.5% Wyoming: No queue fileWY South Dakota: Progressive -2.1%, 104,419 driversSD -2.1% Iowa: Progressive -4.3%, 364,805 driversIA -4.3% Illinois: Progressive -5.0%, 762,218 driversIL -5.0% Indiana: State Farm -4.1%, 999,199 driversIN -4.1% Ohio: Progressive -3.5%, 809,441 driversOH -3.5% Pennsylvania: Agency Insurance Company of Maryland, Inc. -6.8%, 37,074 driversPA -6.8% New Jersey: Plymouth Rock of New Jersey -5.0%, 97,715 driversNJ -5.0% Connecticut: Progressive +3.2%, 289,294 driversCT +3.2% Rhode Island: Allstate +32.9%, 404 driversRI +32.9% Nevada: CSAA Insurance Exchange +8.0%, 71,377 driversNV +8.0% Utah: Liberty Mutual +4.0%, 23,806 driversUT +4.0% Colorado: State Farm -7.9%, 1,203,578 driversCO -7.9% Nebraska: Progressive -5.4%, 178,519 driversNE -5.4% Missouri: Progressive -3.4%, 567,393 driversMO -3.4% Kentucky: Kentucky Farm Bureau -8.0%, 398,240 driversKY -8.0% West Virginia: Non-SERFF jurisdictionWV Virginia: Allstate -5.0%, 58,146 driversVA -5.0% Maryland: Progressive -6.3%, 283,914 driversMD -6.3% Delaware: Progressive -4.1%, 80,592 driversDE -4.1% California: State Farm -6.2%, 4,046,854 driversCA -6.2% Arizona: GEICO +4.9%, 206,132 driversAZ +4.9% New Mexico: Non-SERFF jurisdictionNM Kansas: State Farm -7.3%, 600,480 driversKS -7.3% Arkansas: Progressive -6.1%, 203,937 driversAR -6.1% Tennessee: Progressive -4.3%, 444,034 driversTN -4.3% North Carolina: NC uses a rate-bureau system: most filings are bureau-level Deviations/Form/OtheNC South Carolina: Allstate -7.0%, 30,675 driversSC -7.0% District of Columbia: American Family Insurance +10.0%, 468 driversDC +10.0% Oklahoma: Progressive -2.8%, 216,121 driversOK -2.8% Louisiana: Southern Farm Bureau Casualty -10.6%, 39,332 driversLA -10.6% Mississippi: State Farm -9.1%, 613,850 driversMS -9.1% Alabama: 17 filings in queue but none have rate% extracted — mostly rule-only / rate-neutAL Georgia: Progressive -1.6%, 1,119,087 driversGA -1.6% Texas: State Farm -3.0%, 4,209,096 driversTX -3.0% Florida: Allstate -7.0%, 171,000 driversFL -7.0% Alaska: Progressive -3.2%, 43,156 driversAK -3.2% Hawaii: Non-SERFF jurisdictionHI Rate hike Rate cut No data

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