State Names

I wonder, not often, about the people within a state and what you call them. For example, if you're a native to Indiana, you're usually regarded as a 'Hoosier.' From Wisconsin? Generally, you're considered a Cheesehead, whether you like cheese/football, or not. If you're from Texas, you're a Texan - not a Longhorn...that would just make all the other non-UT people pretty angry. (Side note: if you went to Baylor, apparently, you're just from Baylor - not from Texas or a Texan - just Baylor.)

Like Texas, a states' people can be called by some form of their state name - Californian, New Yorker, Floridian, Georgian, Virginian, Washingtonians (from DC, not the state)...but what about those other states that are not so obvious?

Let's take my home state: New Jersey.
We're not New Jerseyians. Although we're the Garden State, we're not Gardeners. Stereotypically, we've got a lot of guidos....but you can't classify everyone in the state as a guido. Others just refer to us as jerks - thanks Jerky Boys - but we're not all jerks. So who are the people from New Jersey?

I'm sure people from New Mexico wouldn't like to be referred to as the New Mexican....sounds like a new breed of our friends from the south (of the border). Do all people from Wisconsin want to be known as Cheeseheads?

How about people in the middle - Iowans? North Dakotans? Kansanites? Utes? What do we call you besides Middle Americans?

Maybe there should be an effort to try and give nicknames to each state - or maybe someone should just point me to a place where I can see how each states' people are referred to.

Wait - a late post script - I was just informed that the following states have the following people:
New Jerkians = New Jersey
Massholes = Massachusetts
Mainiacs = Maine

Lovely.