Of the 42 fully scanned U.S. state sites we tested, 0 (0%) are not on a .gov domain. This page uses the Sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) check. It passes when the site uses a government-issued domain (.gov, .edu, or .mil).
0 of 42
State sites that are not on a .gov domain
0%
Share of tested state sites that fail this check
42
Tested state sites that pass this check
42 of 51
State sites fully scanned
The 0 state sites that are not on a .gov domain
Sorted by name. Each site links to its security report and shows its security and overall grades from the same scan.
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About this check
Sponsored top-level domain (sTLD) is one of the security checks. The site uses a government-issued domain (.gov, .edu, or .mil).
Why it matters
Defines trusted website categories, helping users identify official sites and improving credibility and security for specific organizations.
Risk
People cannot tell if your site is real government.
Guidance
About this data
ScanGov scans the homepage of each county site on our county list. Scores come from the checks in the ScanGov standards. Sites were scanned between 10/2/2026 and 11/6/2026. Each site's report shows its own scan date. A site counts as fully scanned when its homepage loaded and sent us its page content. Averages, grade shares, failure rates, and ranks use fully scanned sites only. We could not fully scan 9 sites. They did not respond, blocked the scanner, or sent no page content. They appear in the table without grades, with their scan status, and are left out of every figure. Grades follow the ScanGov grade scale. Rank follows the ScanGov ranking method. The full dataset, with every county's raw results, is in the ScanGov data repository.