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State Demographic Profiles

Comprehensive demographic data for all 50 states and DC from the 2023 American Community Survey, including income, housing costs, education, poverty, and employment.

✨ Key Insight

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$77,589
Avg Median Income
$1,300
Avg Median Rent
12.2%
Avg Poverty Rate
35.8%
Avg Bachelor's+

Income Extremes

The gap between the highest and lowest median household income states.

Highest Median Income
District of Columbia
$108,210
Lowest Median Income
Mississippi
$54,203

All States

Click any column header to sort. Income and housing values are in dollars.

StateMedian IncomeMedian RentHome ValueMedian AgePoverty %Bachelor's+Unemp %
Alabama6221298221660039.615.6%28.9%4%
Alaska86631137334750036.510.4%32.2%4.8%
Arizona77315160841120039.312.4%33.5%4.3%
Arkansas5870093319570038.915.7%26.2%4.2%
California95521199272580038.212%37.5%5.5%
Colorado92911177155030037.99.3%46.4%3.8%
Connecticut91665146336780041.510.3%42.9%4.6%
Delaware8136113583597004210.5%36.5%3.5%
District of Columbia108210190471550034.914%65.9%5.3%
Florida73311171938100042.812.3%34.9%4.1%
Georgia74632140032300037.913.6%35.4%4.4%
Hawaii95322194084640041.410.1%37%3.5%
Idaho74942125642860037.810.1%32.1%3.6%
Illinois80306123826330039.511.6%38.3%4.7%
Indiana69477104422590038.312.3%30.2%3.6%
Iowa7143394921330039.111.3%31.5%2.8%
Kansas70333103621980037.911.2%35.8%3.3%
Kentucky6111892921180039.216.4%27.8%4.1%
Louisiana58229102021560038.718.9%27%4.9%
Maine73733118931070044.910.4%37%3.2%
Maryland98678165141360039.89.5%43.7%4%
Massachusetts99858175757080040.310.4%47.8%3.9%
Michigan69183110123610040.513.5%32.7%4.5%
Minnesota85086126432860039.19.3%40%3%
Mississippi5420389816980039.318%25.5%4.8%
Missouri68545101923360039.312%33.2%3.4%
Montana70804108339230040.611.7%34.6%2.7%
Nebraska74590104224520037.410.5%35.3%2.7%
Nevada76364162244110039.412%28.7%4.6%
New Hampshire96838151741540043.47.2%40.7%2.6%
New Jersey99781166746100040.49.7%43.8%4.7%
New Mexico62268108425630039.917.8%31.6%4.8%
New York82095156142020040.214.2%40.6%5%
North Carolina70804124530860039.412.8%36.8%4%
North Dakota7652591624670036.39.8%33.6%2.9%
Ohio67769101422020039.913.3%32%4%
Oklahoma62138102020860037.115.9%28.7%4.6%
Oregon80160148148480040.712.2%37.7%4.1%
Pennsylvania73824119725990041.112%35.3%4.2%
Rhode Island84972136541180040.810.8%39%4.8%
South Carolina67804117027290040.513.9%32.9%4.3%
South Dakota7181092126820038.511.8%33.3%2.6%
Tennessee67631121430730039.114%31.7%4%
Texas75780141329690035.913.7%34.2%4.4%
Utah93421155151770032.39%38.4%3.3%
Vermont81211120233200043.79.7%43.7%2.6%
Virginia89931156738290039.310.2%42.4%3.7%
Washington94605173157600038.610.3%40.5%4.5%
West Virginia5594885016370042.816.7%24%4.5%
Wisconsin74631107127250040.510.7%33.8%2.8%
Wyoming72415100029870039.311.3%30.4%3.2%

Childcare Access

6.6% of families with children experienced childcare disruptions in the past 4 weeks.

6.6%
Childcare Disruptions
25.9%
Cut Work Hours
25.5%
Supervised While Working

Top Barriers When Childcare Falls Through

About This Data

Data comes from the 2023 American Community Survey (ACS) 1-Year Estimates, published by the U.S. Census Bureau. The ACS surveys approximately 3.5 million households annually and is the gold standard for state-level demographic data.

Variables include median household income (B19013), median gross rent (B25064), median home value (B25077), median age (B01002), poverty status (B17001), educational attainment (B15003), and unemployment rate (DP03_0009PE from ACS profile tables).

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 ACS 1-Year Estimates | Full methodology