The chart presents the five U.S. states with the largest budget surpluses between 2020 and 2025, underscoring effective fiscal management and economic resilience. Texas leads overwhelmingly with a 46% share, reflecting strong revenue from diverse industries and conservative budget policies. California follows at 24%, highlighting its robust tax base and post-pandemic recovery efforts. Florida contributes 12%, benefiting from population growth and tourism-driven revenues. New York records 11%, showing fiscal recovery amid urban economic expansion, while Washington holds the smallest portion at 7%, still demonstrating balanced state management. Collectively, these surpluses signify how prudent spending and strategic economic initiatives can sustain fiscal strength, with each state leveraging its economic assets to maintain stability and prepare for long-term financial growth.
| Labels |
Total Surplus 2020–2025 (USD billions) |
| California | 189.5 |
| Texas | 99.5 |
| Florida | 51 |
| New York | 46.5 |
| Washington | 28.5 |
