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Economy#15 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

Income Equality

How evenly household income is spread, per the Census Bureau

New HampshireBelow 0.450 —most equal9 states0.450–0.46920 states0.470–0.48417 states0.485 and up— least equal4 states

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 1-year (ACSBR-025), 2024 ↗nhmaps.com/49

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The national Gini index is 0.481; New Hampshire comes in under 0.450, among the lowest in the country. Prosperity spreads wider here than in states that legislate their way toward fairness.

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Gini index of household income inequality (Census bucket)

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#StateValue
1AlaskaBelow 0.450 — most equal
2DelawareBelow 0.450 — most equal
3IdahoBelow 0.450 — most equal
4IowaBelow 0.450 — most equal
5NebraskaBelow 0.450 — most equal
6New HampshireBelow 0.450 — most equal
7South DakotaBelow 0.450 — most equal
8UtahBelow 0.450 — most equal
9WisconsinBelow 0.450 — most equal
10Arizona0.450–0.469
11Colorado0.450–0.469
12Hawaii0.450–0.469
13Indiana0.450–0.469
14Kansas0.450–0.469
15Maine0.450–0.469
16Maryland0.450–0.469
17Michigan0.450–0.469
18Minnesota0.450–0.469
19Missouri0.450–0.469
20Montana0.450–0.469
21Nevada0.450–0.469
22North Dakota0.450–0.469
23Ohio0.450–0.469
24Oregon0.450–0.469
25South Carolina0.450–0.469
26Vermont0.450–0.469
27Virginia0.450–0.469
28West Virginia0.450–0.469
29Wyoming0.450–0.469
30Alabama0.470–0.484
31Arkansas0.470–0.484
32Florida0.470–0.484
33Georgia0.470–0.484
34Illinois0.470–0.484
35Kentucky0.470–0.484
36Massachusetts0.470–0.484
37Mississippi0.470–0.484
38New Jersey0.470–0.484
39New Mexico0.470–0.484
40North Carolina0.470–0.484
41Oklahoma0.470–0.484
42Pennsylvania0.470–0.484
43Rhode Island0.470–0.484
44Tennessee0.470–0.484
45Texas0.470–0.484
46Washington0.470–0.484
47California0.485 and up — least equal
48Connecticut0.485 and up — least equal
49Louisiana0.485 and up — least equal
50New York0.485 and up — least equal