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Economy#87 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

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Median household income where the householder is 25 to 44

New Hampshire · $114,924< $80,0008 states$80,000–$90,00017 states$90,000–$100,00011 states$100,000–$110,0009 states$110,000+5 states

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 1-year (B19049), 2024 ↗nhmaps.com/44

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Households in the 25-44 bracket pull in $114.9K here, 4th nationally. The states that tax that income harder don't pay it better.

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Median household income, householder aged 25 to 44 (dollars per year)

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#StateValue
1Massachusetts$123,206
2New Jersey$118,481
3New Hampshire$114,924
4Washington$112,374
5California$110,732
6Colorado$109,174
7Maryland$108,041
8Connecticut$105,621
9Utah$101,756
10New York$101,393
11Minnesota$101,311
12Virginia$101,267
13Alaska$101,155
14Hawaii$101,085
15Oregon$98,287
16Vermont$97,695
17Delaware$96,154
18Rhode Island$95,063
19Maine$93,626
20Illinois$92,743
21North Dakota$92,180
22Idaho$92,066
23Arizona$91,212
24Wisconsin$91,202
25Pennsylvania$90,401
26Nebraska$88,672
27Montana$88,441
28Nevada$87,394
29Kansas$87,035
30Georgia$86,411
31Florida$85,890
32Iowa$85,436
33Texas$85,373
34North Carolina$84,527
35Wyoming$84,372
36South Dakota$84,351
37Missouri$82,996
38Ohio$82,241
39Michigan$82,236
40South Carolina$82,010
41Tennessee$81,377
42Indiana$80,602
43Kentucky$77,680
44Alabama$75,634
45New Mexico$75,190
46Oklahoma$74,976
47West Virginia$73,003
48Arkansas$71,747
49Louisiana$70,700
50Mississippi$65,978