State		Avg. IQ 	2004	
1	Connecticut	113	Kerry	
2	Massachusetts	111	Kerry	
3	New Jersey	111	Kerry	
4	New York	109	Kerry	
5	Rhode Island	107	Kerry	
6	Hawaii		106	Kerry	
7	Maryland	105	Kerry	
8	New Hamp.	105	Kerry	
9	Illinois		104	Kerry	
10	Delaware	103	Kerry	
11	Minnesota	102	Kerry	
12	Vermont	102	Kerry	
13	Washington	102	Kerry	
14	California	101	Kerry	
15	Pennsylvania	101	Kerry	
16	Maine		100	Kerry	
17	Virginia		100	Bush	
18	Wisconsin	100	Kerry	
19	Colorado	99	Bush	
20	Iowa		99	Bush	
21	Michigan	99	Kerry	
22	Nevada	99	Bush	
23	Ohio		99	Bush	
24	Oregon	99	Kerry	
25	Alaska		98	Bush	
26	Florida		98	Bush	
27	Missouri	98	Bush	
28	Kansas		96	Bush	
29	Nebraska	95	Bush	
30	Arizona		94	Bush	
31	Indiana		94	Bush	
32	Tennessee	94	Bush	
33	North Carolina	93	Bush	
34	West Virginia	93	Bush	
35	Arkansas	92	Bush	
36	Georgia	92	Bush	
37	Kentucky	92	Bush	
38	New Mexico	92	Bush	
39	North Dakota	92	Bush	
40	Texas		92	Bush	
41	Alabama	90	Bush	
42	Louisiana	90	Bush	
43	Montana	90	Bush	
44	Oklahoma	90	Bush	
45	South Dakota	90	Bush	
46	South Carolina	89	Bush	
47	Wyoming	89	Bush	
48	Idaho		87	Bush	
49	Utah		87	Bush	
50	Mississippi	85	Bush	

 
The IQ numbers were originally attributed to the book "IQ and the Wealth
of Nations", though they do not appear in the current edition. The tests
and data were administered via the Raven's APT, and the The Test Agency,
one of the UK's leading publishers and distributors of psychometric
tests. This data has been published in the Economist and the St.
Petersburg Times, though this does not mean it should be taken as fact.
Though the data does correlate somewhat to IQ of students per state
based on SAT/ACT data, though this would be biased for those that had
completed a high school education. Someone has also taken 2000 census
data on percentage of state residents that have earned a college degree
and used that to compare the voting in the 2000 election, it's funny,
but that seems to correlate as well.
http://chrisevans3d.com/files/iq.htm