Workers in 5 States are Currently Unable to Claim Extended Benefits
Because Their State Does Not Have a TUR Law in Effect

Were these states to enact a TUR law, the state's EB payments would be 100% federally funded through September.

States without EB because they do not have a TUR law include: Arizona, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, and West Virginia.
In normal times, Extended Benefits are only 50% federally funded (with the other 50% funded by the state). The American Rescue Plan provides 100% federal funding for the program through September 6th, 2021.
Puerto Rico (not shown) has a TUR of 9.1% (enough to qualify for TUR heavy), but no TUR law in effect. However, they fail the TUR lookback provision, as an unemployment rate of 9.1% is not more than 110% of the unemployment rate in either of the 2 years prior. Thus, they would be unable to qualify for Extended Benefits if they did have a law in effect.
Map: California Policy Lab Source: DOL ETA, CPL Calculations