Free Top 20 U.S. States by Median Household Income (2020–2025) Chart
The chart presents the projected household income levels for 2025 among the top 20 U.S. states, emphasizing economic growth and prosperity. Maryland leads the ranking with a projected income of USD 96.5 billion, showcasing its strong labor market and high-income industries. New Jersey follows closely at USD 95 billion, while Massachusetts records USD 94 billion, reflecting the influence of its tech and education sectors. Hawaii and California post USD 93.5 billion and USD 91.8 billion respectively, driven by tourism, innovation, and real estate. Connecticut (USD 90.5 billion) and Washington (USD 90.2 billion) demonstrate solid economic performances supported by technology and manufacturing. States such as Virginia (USD 86.9 billion), Colorado (USD 85.3 billion), and Minnesota (USD 84.2 billion) maintain stable household income growth. The lowest among the top 20 are Nevada (USD 78.3 billion) and Vermont (USD 77.4 billion), still showing positive income expansion across all regions.
| Labels | 2025 (Projected, USD billions) |
|---|---|
| Maryland | 96.5 |
| New Jersey | 95 |
| Massachusetts | 94 |
| Hawaii | 93.5 |
| California | 91.8 |
| Connecticut | 90.5 |
| Washington | 90.2 |
| Alaska | 89 |
| New Hampshire | 87.8 |
| Virginia | 86.9 |
| Utah | 86.4 |
| Colorado | 85.3 |
| Minnesota | 84.2 |
| Rhode Island | 83 |
| Delaware | 82.3 |
| Illinois | 81.4 |
| Oregon | 80.3 |
| New York | 79.2 |
| Nevada | 78.3 |
| Vermont | 77.4 |
