Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan: What would your sales tax be?

Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan would create a new 9 percent federal sales tax. Here are estimates of the cumulative state, local, and federal sales taxes that consumers in each state would have to pay under the plan.

Oct. 16, 2011, 4:12 p.m. ET

23. Georgia: 15.87 percent (4% state / 2.87% average local / 9% federal)

24. North Carolina: 15.85% (4.75% / 2.1% / 9%)

25. Iowa: 15.81% (6% / 0.81% / 9%)

26. Ohio: 15.78% (5.5% / 1.28% / 9%)

27. Nebraska: 15.77% (5.5% / 1.27% / 9%)

28. Utah: 15.68% (5.95% / 0.73% / 9%)

29. Florida: 15.65% (6% / 0.65% / 9%)

30. North Dakota: 15.38% (5% / 1.38% / 9%)

31. Connecticut: 15.35% (6.35% / None / 9%)

32. Pennsylvania: 15.34% (6% / 0.34% / 9%)

33. Massachusetts: 15.25% (6.25% / None / 9%)

34. Vermont: 15.14% (6% / 0.14% / 9%)

35. Idaho: 15.02% (6% / 0.02% / 9%)

36. Kentucky: 15% (6% / None / 9%)

36. Maryland: 15% (6% / None / 9%)

36. Michigan: 15% (6% / None / 9%)

36. West Virginia: 15% (6% / None / 9%)

--. D.C.: 15% (6% / None / 9%)

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