Electricians Salary by State (2025)

Last updated: 2025 BLS data · Page refreshed: 2026-05-19

Compare Electricians salaries across 51 states

$69,300

National Average (Median)

$101,310

Highest: Oregon

$49,070

Lowest: Arkansas

Electricians Salary by State

Compare Electricians salaries across all 50 states. Click any state for the full breakdown.

$49,070

$101,310

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS 2025 Annual

AL $55,690 AK $89,440 AZ $61,060 AR $49,070 CA $76,160 CO $62,230 CT $77,540 DE $63,700 DC $78,970 FL $57,250 GA $58,320 HI $96,460 ID $63,000 IL $99,560 IN $68,490 IA $60,860 KS $65,860 KY $59,720 LA $61,540 ME $75,380 MD $73,490 MA $79,420 MI $76,270 MN $78,160 MS $60,860 MO $65,410 MT $76,760 NE $60,820 NV $73,570 NH $62,840 NJ $77,250 NM $58,390 NY $78,750 NC $56,800 ND $65,710 OH $64,700 OK $61,010 OR $101,310 PA $67,600 RI $74,090 SC $58,740 SD $61,390 TN $61,090 TX $58,570 UT $62,000 VT $63,430 VA $62,900 WA $95,220 WV $64,810 WI $76,540 WY $76,120

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

Oregon

$101,310

Illinois

$99,560

Hawaii

$96,460

Washington

$95,220

Alaska

$89,440

Electricians Salary in All 51 States

#	State	Median Salary	Mean Salary	Employment
1	Oregon	$101,310	$99,750	10,590
2	Illinois	$99,560	$92,230	23,120
3	Hawaii	$96,460	$92,870	3,070
4	Washington	$95,220	$94,470	19,380
5	Alaska	$89,440	$90,040	1,870
6	Massachusetts	$79,420	$81,560	17,810
7	District of Columbia	$78,970	$88,860	2,440
8	New York	$78,750	$84,860	40,130
9	Minnesota	$78,160	$80,830	14,350
10	Connecticut	$77,540	$77,390	7,710
11	New Jersey	$77,250	$86,700	13,520
12	Montana	$76,760	$71,930	2,750
13	Wisconsin	$76,540	$73,810	14,310
14	Michigan	$76,270	$73,840	23,530
15	California	$76,160	$85,860	73,310
16	Wyoming	$76,120	$74,860	2,960
17	Maine	$75,380	$77,250	3,780
18	Rhode Island	$74,090	$74,150	2,420
19	Nevada	$73,570	$75,710	8,350
20	Maryland	$73,490	$75,450	13,690
21	Indiana	$68,490	$70,820	19,020
22	Pennsylvania	$67,600	$75,770	22,730
23	Kansas	$65,860	$69,200	6,350
24	North Dakota	$65,710	$70,460	3,570
25	Missouri	$65,410	$72,310	12,780
26	West Virginia	$64,810	$67,840	4,290
27	Ohio	$64,700	$68,840	28,950
28	Delaware	$63,700	$70,750	2,260
29	Vermont	$63,430	$73,360	1,270
30	Idaho	$63,000	$66,600	5,690
31	Virginia	$62,900	$67,850	23,630
32	New Hampshire	$62,840	$65,780	3,330
33	Colorado	$62,230	$66,310	17,010
34	Utah	$62,000	$65,290	11,450
35	Louisiana	$61,540	$62,350	10,550
36	South Dakota	$61,390	$61,980	2,980
37	Tennessee	$61,090	$63,540	17,070
38	Arizona	$61,060	$64,220	21,140
39	Oklahoma	$61,010	$63,410	8,500
40	Iowa	$60,860	$63,190	10,310
41	Mississippi	$60,860	$58,000	6,610
42	Nebraska	$60,820	$63,960	6,440
43	Kentucky	$59,720	$61,410	11,030
44	South Carolina	$58,740	$59,030	8,010
45	Texas	$58,570	$59,280	76,770
46	New Mexico	$58,390	$59,620	5,020
47	Georgia	$58,320	$61,090	21,650
48	Florida	$57,250	$57,660	49,700
49	North Carolina	$56,800	$56,850	21,640
50	Alabama	$55,690	$57,510	10,900
51	Arkansas	$49,070	$53,470	7,500

Electricians Take-Home Pay After Taxes

Gross salary only tells half the story. State income taxes vary from 0% to 13.3%, dramatically affecting your take-home pay. See exactly what a Electricians keeps after federal, state, and FICA taxes.

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Data Source & Methodology

Salary data is sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, 2025 estimates. After-tax figures use IRS federal brackets and state income tax rates for all 50 states.

Our Methodology · Data Sources · Source: BLS OEWS