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Electrician Take-Home Pay by State (2026)

National median: $60K (range: 40K–90K). Salaries adjusted by state cost index. Ranked by cost-adjusted purchasing power. The difference between the best and worst state is $8,302/year in real purchasing power.

Best Purchasing Power
$50,727
Texas ($56K salary)
Median Salary
$60K
National (40K–90K)
Lowest Purchasing Power
$42,424
Hawaii ($115K salary)

Electrician Career & Tax Overview

Electrician salaries range from 40K–90K, with significant variation by state and metro area. The take-home pay difference between states is driven primarily by state income tax rates and cost of living.

The highest-paying state for electricians is Hawaii with an estimated salary of $115K and take-home of $81,455. But the best purchasing power goes to Texas \u2014 where a $56K salary, after taxes and cost adjustment, buys what $50,727 would buy nationally.

Tax Tip for Electricians
At a median of $60K, maximizing tax-advantaged retirement contributions is one of the most effective ways to reduce your overall tax burden regardless of state.

Electrician Pay by Region

Regional averages show where electricians earn the most and where their money goes furthest:

West
$53,050
Avg salary: $67K \u00B7 13 states
Northeast
$51,393
Avg salary: $65K \u00B7 10 states
South
$45,206
Avg salary: $56K \u00B7 15 states
Midwest
$44,359
Avg salary: $55K \u00B7 12 states

All 50 States \u2014 Electrician Take-Home Pay

#StateEst. SalaryTax RateTake-HomeMonthlyEff. RateCost-Adj.
1Texas$56K0%$47,176$3,93115.8%$50,727
2Nevada$61K0%$51,194$4,26616.1%$50,687
3Tennessee$54K0%$45,569$3,79715.6%$50,632
4South Dakota$55K0%$46,373$3,86415.7%$50,405
5Florida$60K0%$50,390$4,19916.0%$50,390
6New Hampshire$65K0%$54,408$4,53416.3%$50,377
7Washington$66K0%$55,206$4,60116.4%$50,187
8Wyoming$56K0%$47,176$3,93115.8%$50,187
9Arkansas$52K3.9%$42,644$3,55418.0%$49,586
10North Dakota$55K2.5%$45,479$3,79017.3%$49,433
11Nebraska$55K4.55%$44,746$3,72918.6%$49,171
12Louisiana$55K3%$44,723$3,72718.7%$49,146
13West Virginia$50K4.82%$40,789$3,39918.4%$49,143
14Alaska$76K0%$62,241$5,18718.1%$49,009
15Ohio$54K2.75%$44,084$3,67418.4%$48,982
16Alabama$53K5%$43,043$3,58718.8%$48,913
17Indiana$54K2.95%$43,976$3,66518.6%$48,862
18Arizona$58K2.5%$47,333$3,94418.4%$48,797
19Oklahoma$52K4.5%$42,441$3,53718.4%$48,783
20Pennsylvania$59K3.07%$47,775$3,98119.0%$48,750
21New Mexico$55K5.9%$44,263$3,68919.5%$48,641
22Mississippi$50K4%$40,355$3,36319.3%$48,620
23Kentucky$54K3.5%$43,679$3,64019.1%$48,532
24Kansas$54K5.58%$43,610$3,63419.2%$48,456
25Michigan$55K4.25%$44,035$3,67019.9%$48,390
26Virginia$62K5.75%$49,680$4,14019.9%$48,233
27North Carolina$57K3.99%$45,705$3,80919.8%$48,111
28Montana$58K5.65%$46,653$3,88819.6%$48,096
29South Carolina$55K6%$44,228$3,68619.6%$48,073
30Iowa$53K3.8%$42,752$3,56319.3%$48,035
31Rhode Island$63K5.99%$50,348$4,19620.1%$47,950
32Missouri$53K4%$42,646$3,55419.5%$47,916
33Maine$59K7.15%$46,844$3,90420.6%$47,800
34Illinois$56K4.95%$44,404$3,70020.7%$47,746
35Wisconsin$56K7.65%$44,391$3,69920.7%$47,733
36Maryland$67K5.75%$53,405$4,45020.3%$47,683
37Colorado$63K4.4%$50,029$4,16920.6%$47,646
38Connecticut$67K6.99%$52,865$4,40521.1%$47,626
39Delaware$61K6.6%$48,577$4,04820.4%$47,624
40Georgia$56K5.19%$44,270$3,68920.9%$47,602
41Utah$59K4.45%$46,961$3,91320.4%$47,435
42Idaho$57K5.3%$44,959$3,74721.1%$47,325
43Vermont$63K8.75%$49,217$4,10121.9%$46,874
44Massachusetts$71K5%$55,174$4,59822.3%$46,757
45Oregon$66K9.9%$50,959$4,24722.8%$46,326
46Minnesota$59K9.85%$45,809$3,81722.4%$46,272
47New Jersey$69K10.75%$52,495$4,37523.9%$45,648
48New York$75K10.9%$56,224$4,68525.0%$44,979
49California$85K13.3%$61,224$5,10228.0%$43,116
50Hawaii$115K11%$81,455$6,78829.2%$42,424

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