How states compare in median household Income
State	2010	2009	Percent change
Maryland	$68,854	$70,477	-2.3%
New Jersey	$67,681	$69,569	-2.7%
Alaska	$64,576	$68,084	-5.2%
Connecticut	$64,032	$68,174	-6.1%
Hawaii	$63,030	$65,216	-3.4%
Massachusetts	$62,072	$65,254	-4.9%
New Hampshire	$61,042	$61,723	-1.1%
Virginia	$60,674	$60,493	0.3%
California	$57,708	$60,198	-4.1%
Delaware	$55,847	$57,938	-3.6%
Washington	$55,631	$57,416	-3.1%
Minnesota	$55,459	$56,592	-2.0%
Utah	$54,744	$56,228	-2.6%
New York	$54,148	$55,718	-2.8%
Colorado	$54,046	$56,366	-4.1%
Wyoming	$53,512	$53,829	-0.6%
Illinois	$52,972	$54,992	-3.7%
Rhode Island	$52,254	$55,084	-5.1%
Nevada	$51,001	$54,313	-6.1%
Vermont	$49,406	$52,589	-6.1%
Pennsylvania	$49,288	$50,473	-2.3%
Wisconsin	$49,001	$50,973	-3.9%
North Dakota	$48,670	$48,453	0.4%
Texas	$48,615	$49,123	-1.0%
Nebraska	$48,408	$48,092	0.7%
Kansas	$48,257	$48,678	-0.9%
Iowa	$47,961	$48,864	-1.8%
Arizona	$46,789	$49,677	-5.8%
Oregon	$46,560	$49,290	-5.5%
Georgia	$46,430	$48,314	-3.9%
South Dakota	$45,904	$45,696	0.5%
Maine	$45,815	$46,507	-1.5%
Michigan	$45,413	$46,078	-1.4%
Ohio	$45,090	$46,241	-2.5%
Indiana	$44,613	$46,273	-3.6%
Florida	$44,409	$45,577	-2.6%
Missouri	$44,301	$46,047	-3.8%
Idaho	$43,490	$45,791	-5.0%
North Carolina	$43,326	$44,467	-2.6%
Montana	$42,666	$43,238	-1.3%
Louisiana	$42,505	$43,472	-2.2%
New Mexico	$42,090	$43,954	-4.2%
Oklahoma	$42,072	$42,515	-1.0%
South Carolina	$42,018	$43,302	-3.0%
Tennessee	$41,461	$42,623	-2.7%
Alabama	$40,474	$41,291	-2.0%
Kentucky	$40,062	$40,840	-1.9%
Arkansas	$38,307	$38,441	-0.3%
West Virginia	$38,218	$38,031	0.5%
Mississippi	$36,851	$37,144	-0.8%
District of Columbia	$60,903	$60,433	0.8%
Puerto Rico	$18,862	$18,654	1.1%
United States	$50,046	$51,190	-2.2%
Incomes adjusted for inflation to 2010 dollars.
Source: Census Bureau's 2010 American Community Survey