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Highest Hispanic household income, US states

US states ranked by the median income of households with a Hispanic or Latino householder of any race (2024 American Community Survey). Places with fewer than 1,000 Hispanic residents are excluded. District of Columbia leads at $117,634. 51 states qualify in total. The median across all 51 is $66,137. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Vermont, VT, up 26 places to #4.

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YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHISPANIC HOUSEHOLD INCOMEVS 2020

USUnited States334,922,499$70,242–

01District of Columbia, DCDC681,294$117,634+46%

02Maryland, MDMD6,206,011$92,723+22%

03▲1Virginia, VAVA8,705,170$92,028+30%

04▲26Vermont, VTVT647,106$90,614+84%

05▼2Hawaii, HIHI1,445,235$88,708+21%

06New Hampshire, NHNH1,394,868$88,430+39%

07California, CACA39,287,377$81,624+31%

08▲4Utah, UTUT3,392,331$79,997+39%

09▲1Washington, WAWA7,816,116$79,513+34%

10▲6Maine, MEME1,387,817$79,444+42%

11▼6Alaska, AKAK735,706$79,360+17%

12▼3Illinois, ILIL12,694,798$77,559+30%

13▼2Colorado, COCO5,862,189$76,704+33%

14▼6New Jersey, NJNJ9,343,809$76,364+27%

15▲2Oregon, OROR4,254,293$74,085+35%

16▼3Minnesota, MNMN5,739,445$74,040+30%

17▲5Arizona, AZAZ7,378,838$71,214+36%

18▲2Georgia, GAGA10,940,407$71,161+35%

19▼1Nevada, NVNV3,184,612$71,012+32%

20▲4Florida, FLFL22,416,077$70,097+35%

21▲7Idaho, IDID1,934,262$69,300+37%

22▼7Delaware, DEDE1,021,191$68,056+21%

23Nebraska, NENE1,978,707$67,528+29%

24▲3Michigan, MIMI10,077,761$67,116+32%

25▼6West Virginia, WVWV1,778,373$66,607+24%

26▲9Massachusetts, MAMA7,044,056$66,137+37%

27▼6New York, NYNY19,852,366$65,593+25%

28▲4Indiana, ININ6,851,073$65,467+33%

29Iowa, IAIA3,210,507$65,318+31%

30▼5Texas, TXTX30,188,424$65,194+27%

31▲12North Dakota, NDND784,841$65,018+40%

32▲4Wisconsin, WIWI5,914,872$64,859+34%

33▼2Kansas, KSKS2,947,197$63,926+30%

34▼8Missouri, MOMO6,191,814$63,809+25%

35▲5Tennessee, TNTN7,066,383$63,799+37%

36▼22Wyoming, WYWY582,397$63,667+12%

37▼4Connecticut, CTCT3,624,508$63,457+30%

38▲3Louisiana, LALA4,611,961$62,343+34%

39▲5North Carolina, NCNC10,730,404$62,341+36%

40▼6Montana, MTMT1,116,875$61,974+28%

41▲4South Carolina, SCSC5,296,225$61,809+35%

42▲4Pennsylvania, PAPA13,018,639$61,416+35%

43▼6South Dakota, SDSD907,428$61,173+28%

44▼6Ohio, OHOH11,810,293$60,264+28%

45▲2Arkansas, ARAR3,049,391$59,588+32%

46▲5Alabama, ALAL5,086,768$58,702+38%

47▲2Rhode Island, RIRI1,101,801$58,477+34%

48New Mexico, NMNM2,120,246$58,248+30%

49▼7Oklahoma, OKOK4,028,634$57,612+24%

50▼11Kentucky, KYKY4,534,824$57,597+22%

51▼1Mississippi, MSMS2,946,779$53,342+23%

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES

Frequently asked

Which state has the highest hispanic household income?

District of Columbia ranks #1 with $117,634 (2024 American Community Survey).

What are the top 5 states by hispanic household income?

District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, Vermont, Hawaii.

How many states are in this ranking?

51 states qualify after filtering for population minimums and data availability. The ranking covers 2024 ACS 5-year data.

How is hispanic household income measured?

Median income of households with a Hispanic or Latino householder of any race (ACS B19013I). Shown only for places with at least 1,000 Hispanic residents. Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2024).