If DC were a state

The rankings for 2010 are per capita income and is extracted from BEA Table 1. Highlights are mine.

State Dollars Rank in the US Percent of the US average Alabama $33,945 42 83.6% Alaska $44,174 8 108.8% Arizona $34,999 40 86.2% Arkansas $33,150 46 81.7% California $43,104 12 106.2% Colorado $42,802 14 105.5% Connecticut $56,001 1 13.8% Delaware $39,962 20 98.5% District of Columbia $71,044 ** 175.1% Florida $39,272 24 96.8% Georgia $35,490 37 87.4% Hawaii $41,021 17 101.1% Idaho $32,257 49 79.5% Illinois $43,159 11 106.3% Indiana $34,943 41 86.1% Iowa $38,281 28 94.3% Kansas $39,737 21 97.9% Kentucky $33,348 44 82.2% Louisiana $38,446 26 94.7%

Maine $37,300 29 91.9% Maryland $49,025 4 120.8% Massachusetts $51,552 2 12.7% Michigan $35,597 36 87.7% Minnesota $42,843 13 105.6% Mississippi $31,186 50 76.8% Missouri $36,979 32 91.1% Montana $35,317 38 8.7% Nebraska $39,557 22 97.5% Nevada $36,997 31 91.2% New Hampshire $44,084 9 108.6% New Jersey $50,781 3 125.1% New Mexico $33,837 43 83.4% New York $48,821 5 120.3% North Carolina $35,638 35 87.8% North Dakota $40,596 18 10% Ohio $36,395 34 89.7% Oklahoma $36,421 33 89.7% Oregon $37,095 30 91.4% Pennsylvania $41,152 16 101.4%

Rhode Island $42,579 15 104.9% South Carolina $33,163 45 81.7% South Dakota $38,865 25 95.8% Tennessee $35,307 39 8.7% Texas $39,493 23 97.3% Utah $32,595 48 80.3% Vermont $40,283 19 99.3% Virginia $44,762 7 110.3% Washington $43,564 10 107.3% West Virginia $32,641 47 80.4% Wisconsin $38,432 27 94.7% Wyoming $47,851 6 117.9% United States $40,584 -- --

Per capita income would be higher than Connecticut's and is 75 percent higher than the US average.