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Per capita personal income, 2025

Current dollars per person. Select a state on the map or in the table for its profile.

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Per capita personal income, 2025, by state

Dollars per person. Shaded in five groups of about ten states each. Rank 1 is the highest value.

Dollars per person

United States: $77,028

Data table

All 50 states and DC, A to Z. The source publishes no margin of error for this measure.

State	2025	Rank (1 = highest)
Alabama	$59,754	49
Alaska	$80,510	13
Arizona	$68,373	35
Arkansas	$61,697	47
California	$90,957	6
Colorado	$86,342	10
Connecticut	$102,307	2
Delaware	$68,630	34
District of Columbia	$119,772	1
Florida	$78,345	16
Georgia	$65,111	42
Hawaii	$76,966	19
Idaho	$64,200	43
Illinois	$78,987	15
Indiana	$66,455	40
Iowa	$67,321	38
Kansas	$69,149	33
Kentucky	$60,835	48
Louisiana	$64,103	44
Maine	$71,742	28
Maryland	$82,387	11
Massachusetts	$98,700	3
Michigan	$67,245	39
Minnesota	$78,197	17
Mississippi	$54,433	51
Missouri	$69,836	31
Montana	$72,066	27
Nebraska	$76,055	20
Nevada	$73,767	24
New Hampshire	$88,145	9
New Jersey	$89,720	7
New Mexico	$62,089	46
New York	$91,504	4
North Carolina	$68,274	36
North Dakota	$77,438	18
Ohio	$67,584	37
Oklahoma	$66,055	41
Oregon	$73,283	25
Pennsylvania	$75,370	22
Rhode Island	$75,233	23
South Carolina	$63,435	45
South Dakota	$78,999	14
Tennessee	$69,274	32
Texas	$73,156	26
Utah	$70,323	30
Vermont	$75,723	21
Virginia	$80,903	12
Washington	$88,944	8
West Virginia	$58,217	50
Wisconsin	$71,219	29
Wyoming	$91,109	5

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC1). SAINC1 line 3, Per capita personal income (dollars) · retrieved Oct. 2, 2026 · 51 rows · as of 2025 · annual. File: SAINC1 line 3, Per capita personal income (dollars). Download CSV

Highest to lowest

The source publishes no margin of error for this measure, so the ranks carry no test of whether neighbors really differ. Small gaps between states may be within the estimate’s ordinary error and revisions.

Per capita personal income, 2025, highest to lowest
Rank	State	Value
1	District of Columbia	$119,772
2	Connecticut	$102,307
3	Massachusetts	$98,700
4	New York	$91,504
5	Wyoming	$91,109
6	California	$90,957
7	New Jersey	$89,720
8	Washington	$88,944
9	New Hampshire	$88,145
10	Colorado	$86,342
11	Maryland	$82,387
12	Virginia	$80,903
13	Alaska	$80,510
14	South Dakota	$78,999
15	Illinois	$78,987
16	Florida	$78,345
17	Minnesota	$78,197
18	North Dakota	$77,438
19	Hawaii	$76,966
20	Nebraska	$76,055
21	Vermont	$75,723
22	Pennsylvania	$75,370
23	Rhode Island	$75,233
24	Nevada	$73,767
25	Oregon	$73,283
26	Texas	$73,156
27	Montana	$72,066
28	Maine	$71,742
29	Wisconsin	$71,219
30	Utah	$70,323
31	Missouri	$69,836
32	Tennessee	$69,274
33	Kansas	$69,149
34	Delaware	$68,630
35	Arizona	$68,373
36	North Carolina	$68,274
37	Ohio	$67,584
38	Iowa	$67,321
39	Michigan	$67,245
40	Indiana	$66,455
41	Oklahoma	$66,055
42	Georgia	$65,111
43	Idaho	$64,200
44	Louisiana	$64,103
45	South Carolina	$63,435
46	New Mexico	$62,089
47	Arkansas	$61,697
48	Kentucky	$60,835
49	Alabama	$59,754
50	West Virginia	$58,217
51	Mississippi	$54,433
Not ranked	United States For reference, not ranked	$77,028

About this measure

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Personal Income (SAINC1)
Period: 2025
As of: 2025, retrieved Oct. 2, 2026
Units: Current dollars per person
Uncertainty: None published (administrative and model-based estimates), so ranks carry no test.
Data: Download the CSV (all 50 states and DC, with the rank, the test and every input column)

BEA’s definition: “The personal income of a given area divided by the resident population of the area.”