Plural Memberships

The information on this chart comes from various sources. If anyone has definite information for additions or changes on this chart, please send email to Paul M. Bessel so I can update this chart.

Dual membership means membership in 2 lodges, but no more. Plural membership means membership in any number of lodges.

State	Does each Grand Lodge allow membership in more than one Lodge?
	Yes	Any restrictions
Alabama		Dual but not plural
Alaska	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Arizona	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Arkansas	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
California	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Colorado	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Connecticut	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Delaware		No Dual or Plural in state, but Dual and Plural out of state allowed
District of Columbia	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction SEC. 118. . . . A brother who is a member in good standing of a Lodge in this jurisdiction or in another jurisdiction where dual membership is not forbidden by its laws, may become by affliction a dual member of a Lodge in this jurisdiction without the submission of the dimit or equivalent certificate provided for in the succeeding section. A Mason can become a member of more than one Lodge in this jurisdiction at one and the same time.
Florida		Dual but not Plural
Georgia		Dual by Dispensation only, Plural not permitted
Hawaii	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Idaho	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Illinois	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Indiana	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Iowa	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Kansas	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Kentucky		Dual but not Plural
Louisiana	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Maine	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Maryland		No dual or plural in state, but dual and plural out of state
Massachusetts	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Michigan	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Minnesota	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Mississippi	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Missouri	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Montana		Dual but not Plural
Nebraska	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Nevada	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
New Hampshire	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
New Jersey	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
New Mexico	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
New York	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
North Carolina		Dual only outside state
North Dakota	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Ohio		Dual only outside state
Oklahoma	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Oregon	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Pennsylvania		Dual but not Plural
Rhode Island	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
South Carolina	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
South Dakota	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Tennessee	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Texas	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Utah		No Plural in state
Vermont		No Plural in state
Virginia	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Washington	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
West Virginia		No Dual or Plural
Wisconsin	Dual & Plural memberships allowed without restriction
Wyoming		Dual but not Plural
SUMMARY