Electrician Salary by State

Compare electrician salaries across all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

OEWS percentiles describe the wage distribution, not career stages: 10% of workers earn below the 10th-percentile estimate, the median is the 50th percentile, and 10% earn above the 90th-percentile estimate. How BLS defines percentile wages →

$63,190
National Median (Annual)
$30.38
National Median (Hourly)
757,220
Total Employed
9.5%
10-Year Growth
81,000
Annual Openings

Highest-paying states in our salary data

  1. Oregon — $101,310 a year (median)
  2. Illinois — $99,560 a year (median)
  3. Hawaii — $96,460 a year (median)
  4. Washington — $95,220 a year (median)
  5. Alaska — $89,440 a year (median)
State 10th Percentile Median (50th Percentile) 90th Percentile Hourly Employed
Oregon $59,550 $101,310 $131,530 $48.71 10,590
Illinois $49,240 $99,560 $123,660 $47.87 23,120
Hawaii $45,730 $96,460 $124,590 $46.38 3,070
Washington $52,170 $95,220 $133,950 $45.78 19,380
Alaska $58,420 $89,440 $123,200 $43.00 1,870
Massachusetts $46,990 $79,420 $128,210 $38.18 17,810
District of Columbia $51,950 $78,970 $125,790 $37.97 2,440
New York $45,740 $78,750 $131,640 $37.86 40,130
Minnesota $47,480 $78,160 $118,820 $37.58 14,350
Connecticut $47,680 $77,540 $104,280 $37.28 7,710
New Jersey $48,570 $77,250 $130,860 $37.14 13,520
Montana $49,130 $76,760 $89,510 $36.90 2,750
Wisconsin $44,830 $76,540 $101,770 $36.80 14,310
Michigan $42,980 $76,270 $103,120 $36.67 23,530
California $46,800 $76,160 $140,340 $36.62 73,310
Wyoming $48,240 $76,120 $104,000 $36.59 2,960
Maine $54,180 $75,380 $115,720 $36.24 3,780
Rhode Island $42,990 $74,090 $102,840 $35.62 2,420
Nevada $46,110 $73,570 $121,200 $35.37 8,350
Maryland $46,450 $73,490 $118,370 $35.33 13,690
Indiana $43,190 $68,490 $99,310 $32.93 19,020
Pennsylvania $45,600 $67,600 $122,620 $32.50 22,730
Kansas $42,660 $65,860 $96,830 $31.66 6,350
North Dakota $46,440 $65,710 $101,020 $31.59 3,570
Missouri $43,860 $65,410 $104,060 $31.45 12,780
West Virginia $43,620 $64,810 $95,140 $31.16 4,290
Ohio $40,750 $64,700 $99,280 $31.11 28,950
Delaware $38,280 $63,700 $105,340 $30.63 2,260
Vermont $47,470 $63,430 $132,080 $30.49 1,270
Idaho $38,830 $63,000 $95,470 $30.29 5,690
Virginia $40,780 $62,900 $105,720 $30.24 23,630
New Hampshire $43,190 $62,840 $91,850 $30.21 3,330
Colorado $45,520 $62,230 $94,160 $29.92 17,010
Utah $39,940 $62,000 $89,110 $29.81 11,450
Louisiana $38,750 $61,540 $81,810 $29.59 10,550
South Dakota $44,320 $61,390 $80,060 $29.51 2,980
Tennessee $39,600 $61,090 $92,160 $29.37 17,070
Arizona $45,540 $61,060 $89,600 $29.36 21,140
Oklahoma $37,900 $61,010 $92,740 $29.33 8,500
Iowa $39,770 $60,860 $89,480 $29.26 10,310
Mississippi $38,200 $60,860 $76,540 $29.26 6,610
Nebraska $40,400 $60,820 $94,040 $29.24 6,440
Kentucky $37,110 $59,720 $85,260 $28.71 11,030
South Carolina $44,330 $58,740 $77,800 $28.24 8,010
Texas $37,920 $58,570 $80,300 $28.16 76,770
New Mexico $36,650 $58,390 $86,830 $28.07 5,020
Georgia $37,180 $58,320 $84,000 $28.04 21,650
Florida $38,190 $57,250 $77,180 $27.52 49,700
North Carolina $40,130 $56,800 $75,060 $27.31 21,640
Alabama $37,640 $55,690 $78,230 $26.78 10,900
Arkansas $34,910 $49,070 $74,460 $23.59 7,500
Puerto Rico $27,840 $37,440 $58,870 $18.00 1,740