Rank
Rank (1995)
----Per Capita---- Percent Percent Per Capita
State 1994 1995 Change Change Income
Alabama 17,925 18,781 4.8 28 41
Alaska 23,431 24,182 3.2 46 10
Arizona 19,153 20,421 6.6 2 35
Arkansas 16,818 17,429 3.6 45 49
California 22,353 23,699 6.0 10 12
Colorado 22,320 23,449 5.1 19 16
Connecticut 29,044 30,303 4.3 36 1
Delaware 22,919 24,124 5.3 16 11
Florida 21,654 22,916 5.8 11 20
Georgia 20,198 21,278 5.4 14 28
Hawaii 24,043 24,738 2.9 48 9
Idaho 18,406 19,264 4.7 32 38
Illinois 23,607 24,763 4.9 23 8
Indiana 20,261 21,273 5.0 22 29
Iowa 20,176 21,012 4.1 40 30
Kansas 20,762 21,825 5.1 20 23
Kentucky 17,752 18,612 4.8 29 43
Louisiana 17,615 18,827 6.9 1 39
Maine 19,481 20,527 5.4 15 34
Maryland 24,869 25,927 4.3 37 5
Massachusetts 25,608 26,994 5.4 13 3
Michigan 22,172 23,551 6.2 4 15
Minnesota 22,257 23,118 3.9 43 19
Mississippi 15,791 16,531 4.7 33 50
Missouri 20,562 21,627 5.2 17 26
Montana 17,824 18,482 3.7 44 44
Nebraska 20,819 21,703 4.3 38 25
Nevada 23,817 25,013 5.0 21 7
New Hampshire 23,679 25,151 6.2 3 6
New Jersey 27,741 28,858 4.0 42 2
New Mexico 17,025 18,055 6.1 9 47
New York 25,726 26,782 4.1 39 4
North Carolina 19,579 20,604 5.2 18 33
North Dakota 18,610 18,663 0.3 49 42
Ohio 20,882 22,021 5.5 12 21
Oklahoma 17,602 18,152 3.1 47 46
Oregon 20,467 21,736 6.2 6 24
Pennsylvania 22,195 23,279 4.9 26 18
Rhode Island 21,948 23,310 6.2 5 17
South Carolina 17,713 18,788 6.1 7 40
South Dakota 19,562 19,506 -0.3 50 37
Tennessee 19,446 20,376 4.8 27 36
Texas 19,719 20,654 4.7 31 32
Utah 17,171 18,223 6.1 8 45
Vermont 20,100 20,927 4.1 41 31
Virginia 22,503 23,597 4.9 25 14
Washington 22,542 23,639 4.9 24 13
West Virginia 17,089 17,915 4.8 30 48
Wisconsin 20,887 21,839 4.6 34 22
Wyoming 20,377 21,321 4.6 35 27
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics Prepared by: The Pennsylvania State Data Center, Penn State Harrisburg