There are states less sinful than Utah? A new survey finds there are 7.

Don't look now, but Utah is more sinful than seven other states.

That’s according to an analysis by personal finance website WalletHub.com based on 43 “key indicators of immorality” — from violent crimes per capita to excessive drinking to share of the population with gambling disorders.

The data were grouped into seven categories, and Utah finished in the top half (or is that bottom half?) for only one, ranking 25th for vanity among the 50 states.

In other categories, Utah ranked 31st for jealousy; 32nd for lust; 45th for anger and hatred; 47th for greed; and 50th for laziness among the 50 states.

Perhaps not surprisingly, Nevada is rated the most sinful state, followed by Florida, California, Texas and Tennessee.

Vermont is rated the least sinful state, followed by Maine, North Dakota, Nebraska and Idaho.

The full list, from most to least sinful, is:

1. Nevada

2. Florida

3. California

4. Texas

5. Tennessee

6. Louisiana

7. Georgia

8. Illinois

9. Michigan

10. Arizona

11. New Mexico

12. Oklahoma

13. Pennsylvania

14. Ohio

15. Alabama

16. Missouri

17. New Jersey

18. Arkansas

19. South Carolina

20. Washington

21. Virginia

22. Maryland

23. Delaware

24. New York

25. Mississippi

26. Colorado

27. North Carolina

28. Kentucky

29. West Virginia

30. Alaska

31. Indiana

32. Oregon

33. Massachusetts

34. Montana

35. Kansas

36. Hawaii

37. Rhode Island

38. Connecticut

39. Minnesota

40. Wisconsin

41. South Dakota

42. New Hampshire

43. Utah

44. Wyoming

45. Iowa

46. Idaho

47. Nebraska

48. North Dakota

49. Maine

50. Vermont