[Answer] Which two states have a smaller population than Washington, D.C.?

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...1. Alaska and Rhode Island 2. Vermont and Wyoming 3. North Dakota and South Dakota 4. Montana and Iowa

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Vermont and Wyoming - America’s capital city isn’t part of any of the 50 states — but despite that, Washington, D.C., is home to more people than the entire populations of two states: Vermont and Wyoming. In 2019, an estimated 705,749 people lived in the federal district, compared to 623,989 in Vermont and 578,759 Wyoming. Unlike Vermont and Wyoming, residents of D.C. do not have any voting representation in Congress, which is one reason the House of Representatives voted in 2020 to make D.C. the first new state in more than 50 years. However, the law hasn’t passed the Senate. Why isn’t D.C. a state? When the creation of the capital district along the Potomac River was approved in 1790, lawmakers had no idea it would grow into the major city it is today. The topic of D.C. statehood has come up several times since then, but — at least for now — it’s still unlikely to become the 51st state in the Union anytime soon.:

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