Nearly everyone gets spam calls, but while some will tolerate this seemingly inescapable event, others will raise the alarm by complaining to the Federal Communication Commission (FCC).

Unwanted calls are the most common complaint to the FCC. So far this year, people in all 50 states and the District of Columbia have reported more than 41,000 unwanted calls.

Tally up the total by state, break it down per capita, and the Land of Lincoln lands in second place for the most spam calls received so far this year. Colorado took the top spot.

If you’re trying to reduce the number of spam calls you get, register your cell number with the FCC’s Do Not Call Registry. Being on the registry can lessen—but not necessarily eliminate—sales calls from legitimate companies. If you’re on the registry, nonsales calls from political organizations, charities, debt collectors, surveyors, and those containing information are still allowed to contact you.

The other top states for spam calls include Maine, Nevada, Massachusetts, and Alaska.