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What Is the Median Household Income for a Family in Every State



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Compare median household incomes for families by state, and you’ll find some very large discrepancies, so says the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey.
The survey sliced its data a couple of different ways for 2022 – the most recent year for which data is available. “Married couple families” referred to spouses who are listed as members of the same household, regardless of whether they have children living with them. The term “families” alone was used to describe a householder and one or more people related to that householder by birth, marriage or adoption who live in the same household.
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Among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, “median income for families” ranged from about $68,000 to $142,000. “Median income for married couple families” ranged from about $85,000 to $220,000.
Sixteen states and the District of Columbia showed median income for families at $100,000 or more, while nine states came in below $80,000. Numbers for married couple families were consistently higher. For that definition of “family,” all but 11 states cracked the $100,000 mark.
The six places with the highest median incomes are located in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the U.S.
Across all categories (not just families), the Census Bureau reported that the median income for 2022 in the U.S. was $74,580. That was 2.3% lower than the 2021 figure. The study went on to say that householders under the age of 65 bore the brunt of that decline, with those age 65 and up not significantly affected.
Here’s a state-by-state list of the median household income.
Alabama
- Median income for families: $77,363
- Median income for married couple families: $94,555
Alaska
- Median income for families: $104,081
- Median income for married couple families: $119,037
Arizona
- Median income for families: $86,737
- Median income for married couple families: $102,016
Arkansas
- Median income for families: $71,437
- Median income for married couple families: $85,584
California
- Median income for families: $105,010
- Median income for married couple families: $126,075
Colorado
- Median income for families: $108,664
- Median income for married couple families: $123,719
Connecticut
- Median income for families: $115,539
- Median income for married couple families: $138,943
Delaware
- Median income for families: $97,743
- Median income for married couple families: $113,501
District of Columbia
- Median income for families: $142,328
- Median income for married couple families: $220,288
Florida
- Median income for families: $81,514
- Median income for married couple families: $96,830
Georgia
- Median income for families: $86,169
- Median income for married couple families: $106,678
Hawaii
- Median income for families: $111,678
- Median income for married couple families: $124,682
Idaho
- Median income for families: $83,640
- Median income for married couple families: $92,711
Illinois
- Median income for families: $99,215
- Median income for married couple families: $118,569
Indiana
- Median income for families: $84,657
- Median income for married couple families: $99,109
Iowa
- Median income for families: $90,921
- Median income for married couple families: $103,944
Kansas
- Median income for families: $89,535
- Median income for married couple families: $102,812
Kentucky
- Median income for families: $76,273
- Median income for married couple families: $91,578
Louisiana
- Median income for families: $74,911
- Median income for married couple families: $97,640
Maine
- Median income for families: $89,012
- Median income for married couple families: $100,435
Maryland
- Median income for families: $120,081
- Median income for married couple families: $145,017
Massachusetts
- Median income for families: $122,530
- Median income for married couple families: $147,219
Michigan
- Median income for families: $87,221
- Median income for married couple families: $103,399
Minnesota
- Median income for families: $107,072
- Median income for married couple families: $121,595
Mississippi
- Median income for families: $67,731
- Median income for married couple families: $87,568
Missouri
- Median income for families: $84,745
- Median income for married couple families: $99,276
Montana
- Median income for families: $84,027
- Median income for married couple families: $95,586
Nebraska
- Median income for families: $92,614
- Median income for married couple families: $105,989
Nevada
- Median income for families: $85,584
- Median income for married couple families: $100,780
New Hampshire
- Median income for families: $113,605
- Median income for married couple families: $125,966
New Jersey
- Median income for families: $119,240
- Median income for married couple families: $142,693
New Mexico
- Median income for families: $72,422
- Median income for married couple families: $90,432
New York
- Median income for families: $100,846
- Median income for married couple families: $122,968
North Carolina
- Median income for families: $82,890
- Median income for married couple families: $100,085
North Dakota
- Median income for families: $100,188
- Median income for married couple families: $112,182
Ohio
- Median income for families: $86,508
- Median income for married couple families: $104,441
Oklahoma
- Median income for families: $77,160
- Median income for married couple families: $92,520
Oregon
- Median income for families: $94,277
- Median income for married couple families: $109,143
Pennsylvania
- Median income for families: $93,685
- Median income for married couple families: $110,952
Rhode Island
- Median income for families: $104,033
- Median income for married couple families: $123,790
South Carolina
- Median income for families: $79,830
- Median income for married couple families: $97,066
South Dakota
- Median income for families: $88,996
- Median income for married couple families: $101,106
Tennessee
- Median income for families: $80,258
- Median income for married couple families: $95,658
Texas
- Median income for families: $87,594
- Median income for married couple families: $106,865
Utah
- Median income for families: $100,001
- Median income for married couple families: $109,305
Vermont
- Median income for families: $97,153
- Median income for married couple families: $109,814
Virginia
- Median income for families: $107,504
- Median income for married couple families: $126,871
Washington
- Median income for families: $108,285
- Median income for married couple families: $123,842
West Virginia
- Median income for families: $71,678
- Median income for married couple families: $84,598
Wisconsin
- Median income for families: $92,974
- Median income for married couple families: $106,788
Wyoming
- Median income for families: $92,028
- Median income for married couple families: $104,227
Methodology: For this piece, GOBankingRates sourced data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2022 American Community Survey (the most recent data available). “Median income for families” describes a householder and one or more people related to that householder by birth, marriage or adoption who live in the same household. “Married couple families” describes spouses who are listed as members of the same household, regardless of whether they have children living with them. All data is up to date as of June 19, 2024.
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