(Past 12 Months – as of 2018)
| State |
Income |
Margin Of Error |
| Alabama |
$48,486 |
+/- $364 |
| Alaska |
$76,715 |
+/- $894 |
| Arizona |
$56,213 |
+/- $275 |
| Arkansas |
$45,726 |
+/- $350 |
| California |
$71,228 |
+/- $217 |
| Colorado |
$68,811 |
+/- $364 |
| Connecticut |
$76,106 |
+/- $552 |
| Delaware |
$65,627 |
+/- $768 |
| District of Columbia |
$82,604 |
+/- $1,081 |
| Florida |
$53,267 |
+/- $181 |
| Georgia |
$55,679 |
+/- $243 |
| Hawaii |
$78,084 |
+/- $607 |
| Idaho |
$53,089 |
+/- $400 |
| Illinois |
$63,575 |
+/- $187 |
| Indiana |
$54,325 |
+/- $230 |
| Iowa |
$58,580 |
+/- $313 |
| Kansas |
$57,422 |
+/- $337 |
| Kentucky |
$48,392 |
+/- $291 |
| Louisiana |
$47,942 |
+/- $363 |
| Maine |
$55,425 |
+/- $588 |
| Maryland |
$81,868 |
+/- $431 |
| Massachusetts |
$77,378 |
+/- $425 |
| Michigan |
$54,938 |
+/- $166 |
| Minnesota |
$68,411 |
+/- $276 |
| Mississippi |
$43,567 |
+/- $395 |
| Missouri |
$53,560 |
+/- $221 |
| Montana |
$52,559 |
+/- $587 |
| Nebraska |
$59,116 |
+/- $346 |
| Nevada |
$57,598 |
+/- $408 |
| New Hampshire |
$74,057 |
+/- $714 |
| New Jersey |
$79,363 |
+/- $386 |
| New Mexico |
$48,059 |
+/- $438 |
| New York |
$65,323 |
+/- $270 |
| North Carolina |
$52,413 |
+/- $224 |
| North Dakota |
$63,473 |
+/- $688 |
| Ohio |
$54,533 |
+/- $167 |
| Oklahoma |
$51,424 |
+/- $213 |
| Oregon |
$59,393 |
+/- $384 |
| Pennsylvania |
$59,445 |
+/- $234 |
| Rhode Island |
$63,296 |
+/- $705 |
| South Carolina |
$51,015 |
+/- $271 |
| South Dakota |
$56,499 |
+/- $508 |
| Tennessee |
$50,972 |
+/- $250 |
| Texas |
$59,570 |
+/- $209 |
| Utah |
$68,374 |
+/- $437 |
| Vermont |
$60,076 |
+/- $656 |
| Virginia |
$71,564 |
+/- $326 |
| Washington |
$70,116 |
+/- $308 |
| West Virginia |
$44,921 |
+/- $470 |
| Wisconsin |
$59,209 |
+/- $236 |
| Wyoming |
$62,268 |
+/- $932 |
| Puerto Rico |
$20,166 |
+/- $190 |
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Source(s): U.S. Census Bureau, 2014-2018 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates
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