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Table H-8A. Median Income of Households by State - Two-Year Moving Averages: 2010 to 2013
(Income in 2013 CPI-U-RS adjusted dollars. Use to evaluate changes in state estimates over time. Beginning with the 2009-2010 two-year average, 2010 Census based population controls are used and standard errors are calculated using replicate weights)
State 2012-2013 (38) 2010-2011 (37)
Median income Standard error Median income Standard error Change 2010-2013 % Change 2010-2013
United States 51,849 183 52,244 264 -395
Alabama 42,738 2,089 43,922 2,150 -1,184 -2.7 3
Alaska 62,855 2,592 60,643 2,647 2,212 3.6 1
Arizona 49,165 3,279 50,230 2,149 -1,065 -2.1 1
Arkansas 39,752 2,016 42,001 2,111 -2,249 -5.3 2
California 57,688 898 56,634 1,174 1,054 1.9 1
Colorado 60,729 2,240 62,538 2,264 -1,809 -2.9 2
Connecticut 66,481 1,966 69,132 2,333 -2,651 -3.8 3
Delaware 50,951 1,529 57,802 1,752 -6,851 -11.9 3
Florida 47,313 997 46,899 1,214 414 0.09 3
Georgia 48,130 1,178 47,375 1,984 555 1.7 3
Hawaii 59,244 1,614 62,384 2,238 -3,140 -5 1
Idaho 50,193 2,607 49,711 2,590 482 0.1 1
Illinois 54,843 1,208 53,322 1,287 1,521 2.9 2
Indiana 48,691 2,026 47,664 2,305 1,027 2.2 2
Iowa 54,537 1,569 52,191 1,482 2,346 4.5 2
Kansas 51,107 1,092 48,500 1,725 2,607 5.4 2
Kentucky 41,921 1,301 42,598 2,274 -677 -1.6 2
Louisiana 39,637 1,839 42,050 2,312 -2,413 -5.7 2
Maine 49,997 1,500 51,338 1,604 -1,341 -2.6 3
Maryland 69,071 2,420 69,964 2,026 -893 -1.3 3
Massachusetts 63,772 2,752 65,338 2,394 -1,566 -2.4 3
Michigan 49,771 1,472 50,033 1,649 -262 -0.05 2
Minnesota 61,800 1,196 57,893 1,866 3,807 6.6 2
Mississippi 39,012 1,511 41,664 2,529 -2,652 -6.4 2
Missouri 50,399 2,365 48,180 1,993 2,219 4.6 2
Montana 44,938 2,014 42,909 1,715 2,029 4.7 1
Nebraska 53,364 1,840 56,849 1,969 -3,485 -6.1 2
Nevada 46,695 2,061 51,713 2,095 -5,018 -9.7 1
New Hampshire 70,063 2,025 69,712 1,509 251 0.5 3
New Jersey 64,722 1,799 65,920 2,454 -1,192 -1.8 3
New Mexico 43,091 1,885 45,852 2,376 -2,761 -6 2
New York 51,108 1,177 52,816 973 -1,755 -3.3 3
North Carolina 41,683 1,349 46,825 1,573 -5,142 -11 3
North Dakota 54,732 1,890 56,434 2,541 -1,702 -3 2
Ohio 45,709 1,135 47,634 1,185 -1,925 -4 2
Oklahoma 46,444 2,299 48,119 1,915 -1,675 -3.5 2
Oregon 54,417 1,620 53,715 1,388 702 1.3 1
Pennsylvania 53,305 1,058 51,656 1,443 1,649 -2.6 2
Rhode Island 57,346 1,620 52,969 1,794 4,377 8.3 3
South Carolina 44,398 1,708 43,033 1,358 1,365 3.2 3
South Dakota 52,293 1,694 48,682 1,904 3,431 7.1 2
Tennessee 43,060 2,168 42,510 1,695 550 1.3 2
Texas 52,854 1,029 50,649 1,063 2,205 4.4 2
Utah 61,078 2,917 59,027 1,630 2,051 3.5 1
Vermont 55,616 2,191 56,734 1,894 -1,118 -2 3
Virginia 66,595 1,717 64,674 1,797 1,921 4.3 3
Washington 61,598 1,482 59,442 1,857 2,156 3.6 1
West Virginia 42,213 2,102 44,509 1,949 -2,296 -5.2 3
Wisconsin 54,554 1,573 53,856 1,698 698 1.3 2
Wyoming 57,024 2,352 56,114 2,087 910 1.6 1
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplements. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see ftp://ftp2.census.gov/programs-surveys/cps/techdocs/cpsmar14.pdf

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