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Electrician salary after taxes, by state

Median pay for electricians and what's left after 2026 taxes. Of the states we cover, Washington leaves the most: about $74,496 a year.

StateMedian grossTake-home / yearPer monthJobs
Washington$95,220$74,496$6,20819,380
Illinois$99,560$74,087$6,17423,120
Alaska$89,440$71,751$5,9791,870
Wyoming$76,120$62,380$5,1982,960
Massachusetts$79,420$60,686$5,05717,810
Nevada$73,570$60,587$5,0498,350
New York$78,750$60,171$5,01440,130
New Jersey$77,250$59,643$4,97013,520
Michigan$76,270$59,495$4,95823,530
California$76,160$58,264$4,85573,310
Pennsylvania$67,600$54,311$4,52622,730
New Hampshire$62,840$52,672$4,3893,330
Ohio$64,700$52,613$4,38428,950
South Dakota$61,390$51,507$4,2922,980
Tennessee$61,090$51,266$4,27217,070
Virginia$62,900$49,917$4,16023,630
Texas$58,570$49,241$4,10376,770
Florida$57,250$48,180$4,01549,700
Georgia$58,320$46,878$3,90721,650
North Carolina$56,800$46,025$3,83521,640

Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025, statewide, all industries. BLS wages include tips and commissions, not overtime premiums or benefits. Take-home uses 2026 tax rules for a single filer paid every two weeks with W-4 defaults and no pre-tax deductions.

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