US states by consumer spending per person

District of Columbia had the highest consumer spending per person of 51 states in 2019, at $72,244. Mississippi had the lowest, at $32,405. The median was $42,091 and the figure for the United States was $43,720. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Lowest32,405Mississippi
Median42,09151 states
United States43,720History

Map of states, 2019

Alabama: 35,385 USDAlaska: 50,180 USDArizona: 40,565 USDArkansas: 34,756 USDCalifornia: 49,083 USDColorado: 48,128 USDConnecticut: 51,765 USDDelaware: 46,731 USDDistrict of Columbia: 72,244 USDFlorida: 45,332 USDGeorgia: 39,112 USDHawaii: 45,887 USDIdaho: 34,701 USDIllinois: 44,729 USDIndiana: 38,361 USDIowa: 38,636 USDKansas: 39,012 USDKentucky: 36,729 USDLouisiana: 37,894 USDMaine: 46,368 USDMaryland: 45,350 USDMassachusetts: 54,500 USDMichigan: 42,091 USDMinnesota: 45,930 USDMississippi: 32,405 USDMissouri: 40,777 USDMontana: 42,615 USDNebraska: 40,935 USDNevada: 41,799 USDNew Hampshire: 51,891 USDNew Jersey: 50,118 USDNew Mexico: 35,760 USDNew York: 49,760 USDNorth Carolina: 39,109 USDNorth Dakota: 45,836 USDOhio: 40,412 USDOklahoma: 35,159 USDOregon: 42,838 USDPennsylvania: 45,538 USDRhode Island: 43,725 USDSouth Carolina: 38,389 USDSouth Dakota: 41,374 USDTennessee: 38,045 USDTexas: 40,554 USDUtah: 37,749 USDVermont: 48,228 USDVirginia: 43,710 USDWashington: 47,285 USDWest Virginia: 37,687 USDWisconsin: 41,504 USDWyoming: 43,916 USD
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USD, 2019. Source: BEA, SAPCE2: per capita personal consumption expenditures (PCE), current dollars, United States and states. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2019

District of Columbia: 72,244 USDDistrict of Columbia72,244Massachusetts: 54,500 USDMassachusetts54,500New Hampshire: 51,891 USDNew Hampshire51,891Connecticut: 51,765 USDConnecticut51,765Alaska: 50,180 USDAlaska50,180New Jersey: 50,118 USDNew Jersey50,118New York: 49,760 USDNew York49,760California: 49,083 USDCalifornia49,083Vermont: 48,228 USDVermont48,228Colorado: 48,128 USDColorado48,128Washington: 47,285 USDWashington47,285Delaware: 46,731 USDDelaware46,731Maine: 46,368 USDMaine46,368Minnesota: 45,930 USDMinnesota45,930Hawaii: 45,887 USDHawaii45,887North Dakota: 45,836 USDNorth Dakota45,836Pennsylvania: 45,538 USDPennsylvania45,538Maryland: 45,350 USDMaryland45,350Florida: 45,332 USDFlorida45,332Illinois: 44,729 USDIllinois44,729Wyoming: 43,916 USDWyoming43,916Rhode Island: 43,725 USDRhode Island43,725Virginia: 43,710 USDVirginia43,710Oregon: 42,838 USDOregon42,838Montana: 42,615 USDMontana42,615Michigan: 42,091 USDMichigan42,091Nevada: 41,799 USDNevada41,799Wisconsin: 41,504 USDWisconsin41,504South Dakota: 41,374 USDSouth Dakota41,374Nebraska: 40,935 USDNebraska40,935Missouri: 40,777 USDMissouri40,777Arizona: 40,565 USDArizona40,565Texas: 40,554 USDTexas40,554Ohio: 40,412 USDOhio40,412Georgia: 39,112 USDGeorgia39,112North Carolina: 39,109 USDNorth Carolina39,109Kansas: 39,012 USDKansas39,012Iowa: 38,636 USDIowa38,636South Carolina: 38,389 USDSouth Carolina38,389Indiana: 38,361 USDIndiana38,361Tennessee: 38,045 USDTennessee38,045Louisiana: 37,894 USDLouisiana37,894Utah: 37,749 USDUtah37,749West Virginia: 37,687 USDWest Virginia37,687Kentucky: 36,729 USDKentucky36,729New Mexico: 35,760 USDNew Mexico35,760Alabama: 35,385 USDAlabama35,385Oklahoma: 35,159 USDOklahoma35,159Arkansas: 34,756 USDArkansas34,756Idaho: 34,701 USDIdaho34,701Mississippi: 32,405 USDMississippi32,405District of Columbia: 72,244 USDDistrict of Columbia72,244Massachusetts: 54,500 USDMassachusetts54,500New Hampshire: 51,891 USDNew Hampshire51,891Connecticut: 51,765 USDConnecticut51,765Alaska: 50,180 USDAlaska50,180New Jersey: 50,118 USDNew Jersey50,118New York: 49,760 USDNew York49,760California: 49,083 USDCalifornia49,083Vermont: 48,228 USDVermont48,228Colorado: 48,128 USDColorado48,128Washington: 47,285 USDWashington47,285Delaware: 46,731 USDDelaware46,731Maine: 46,368 USDMaine46,368Minnesota: 45,930 USDMinnesota45,930Hawaii: 45,887 USDHawaii45,887North Dakota: 45,836 USDNorth Dakota45,836Pennsylvania: 45,538 USDPennsylvania45,538Maryland: 45,350 USDMaryland45,350Florida: 45,332 USDFlorida45,332Illinois: 44,729 USDIllinois44,729Wyoming: 43,916 USDWyoming43,916Rhode Island: 43,725 USDRhode Island43,725Virginia: 43,710 USDVirginia43,710Oregon: 42,838 USDOregon42,838Montana: 42,615 USDMontana42,615Michigan: 42,091 USDMichigan42,091Nevada: 41,799 USDNevada41,799Wisconsin: 41,504 USDWisconsin41,504South Dakota: 41,374 USDSouth Dakota41,374Nebraska: 40,935 USDNebraska40,935Missouri: 40,777 USDMissouri40,777Arizona: 40,565 USDArizona40,565Texas: 40,554 USDTexas40,554Ohio: 40,412 USDOhio40,412Georgia: 39,112 USDGeorgia39,112North Carolina: 39,109 USDNorth Carolina39,109Kansas: 39,012 USDKansas39,012Iowa: 38,636 USDIowa38,636South Carolina: 38,389 USDSouth Carolina38,389Indiana: 38,361 USDIndiana38,361Tennessee: 38,045 USDTennessee38,045Louisiana: 37,894 USDLouisiana37,894Utah: 37,749 USDUtah37,749West Virginia: 37,687 USDWest Virginia37,687Kentucky: 36,729 USDKentucky36,729New Mexico: 35,760 USDNew Mexico35,760Alabama: 35,385 USDAlabama35,385Oklahoma: 35,159 USDOklahoma35,159Arkansas: 34,756 USDArkansas34,756Idaho: 34,701 USDIdaho34,701Mississippi: 32,405 USDMississippi32,405
USD. Source: BEA, SAPCE2: per capita personal consumption expenditures (PCE), current dollars, United States and states. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankStates2019
USD
Change on 2018
1District of Columbia72,244+3.4%
2Massachusetts54,500+3.1%
3New Hampshire51,891+2.6%
4Connecticut51,765+1.7%
5Alaska50,180+2.6%
6New Jersey50,118+3.5%
7New York49,760+3.8%
8California49,083+4.5%
9Vermont48,228+2.1%
10Colorado48,128+4.4%
11Washington47,285+3.2%
12Delaware46,731+2.1%
13Maine46,368+2.5%
14Minnesota45,930+1.6%
15Hawaii45,887+4.7%
16North Dakota45,836+3%
17Pennsylvania45,538+2.7%
18Maryland45,350+1.7%
19Florida45,332+3%
20Illinois44,729+2.5%
21Wyoming43,916+2.4%
22Rhode Island43,725+2.7%
23Virginia43,710+2.5%
24Oregon42,838+2.9%
25Montana42,615+2.5%
26Michigan42,091+2.7%
27Nevada41,799+2.9%
28Wisconsin41,504+2.7%
29South Dakota41,374+2.5%
30Nebraska40,935+2.4%
31Missouri40,777+2.1%
32Arizona40,565+3.2%
33Texas40,554+2.8%
34Ohio40,412+2.6%
35Georgia39,112+3%
36North Carolina39,109+3.5%
37Kansas39,012+2.8%
38Iowa38,636+2.2%
39South Carolina38,389+3.2%
40Indiana38,361+2%
41Tennessee38,045+3.5%
42Louisiana37,894+2.8%
43Utah37,749+4.1%
44West Virginia37,687+2.7%
45Kentucky36,729+2.2%
46New Mexico35,760+1.2%
47Alabama35,385+3.9%
48Oklahoma35,159+1.6%
49Arkansas34,756+1.8%
50Idaho34,701+2.2%
51Mississippi32,405+2%

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About this ranking

Personal consumption expenditures of the residents of a state divided by its population, in current US dollars: goods and services bought by households and by nonprofits serving them, including health care paid by insurers and government programs and the rental value of owner-occupied homes. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis, table SAPCE2 line 1, nation and states.

Measured where residents live, wherever they spend. Not adjusted for price differences between states; regional_price_parity shows those. The state total is consumer_spending_usd_total.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. SAPCE2: per capita personal consumption expenditures (PCE), current dollars, United States and states. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/SAPCE.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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SAPCE2: per capita personal consumption expenditures (PCE), current dollars, United States and states, US states by consumer spending per person, 2019. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 30 Sept. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/SAPCE.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/consumer-spending-per-person/us-states?period=2019. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which state has the highest consumer spending per person?

District of Columbia, with $72,244 in 2019, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which state has the lowest consumer spending per person?

Mississippi, with $32,405 in 2019.

Where does this ranking come from?

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