What is the average Electrician salary?

The national median Electrician salary is $61,590 per year, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS May 2023 data. State medians range from $48,430 to $87,840 depending on location.

How much does a Electrician take home after taxes?

A Electrician earning the national median of $61,590 takes home approximately $51,668 per year in a no-income-tax state like Texas (effective rate 16.1%). After-tax take-home across all states ranges from $39,207 in Mississippi to $70,625 in Alaska.

Which state gives Electricians the highest take-home pay?

Alaska gives Electricians the highest take-home pay at $70,625 per year on a median wage of $87,840. States with no income tax — including Texas, Florida, Nevada, Washington, and Wyoming — consistently rank among the best for take-home pay.

What is a Electrician's monthly take-home pay?

On the national median salary of $61,590, a Electrician takes home approximately $4,306 per month in a no-tax state, or between $3,267 and $5,885 per month depending on state income tax.

Electrician Salary After Tax — All 50 States (2026)

Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures. National median wage: $61,590/year.

National Median

$61,590

Approx. Take-Home

$51,668

no state income tax

Highest Take-Home

$70,625

Alaska

Lowest Take-Home

$39,207

Mississippi

Electrician Take-Home Pay by State

State	Median Wage	Take-Home / Year	Take-Home / Mo	Effective Rate
AKAlaska	$87,840	$70,625	$5,885	19.6%	Details →
WAWashington	$79,990	$65,103	$5,425	18.6%	Details →
CACalifornia	$80,520	$61,832	$5,153	23.2%	Details →
NYNew York	$80,640	$61,730	$5,144	23.4%	Details →
MAMassachusetts	$80,110	$61,182	$5,098	23.6%	Details →
ILIllinois	$79,510	$60,950	$5,079	23.3%	Details →
HIHawaii	$81,550	$60,495	$5,041	25.8%	Details →
NJNew Jersey	$76,850	$60,125	$5,010	21.8%	Details →
DCWashington D.C.	$78,320	$59,972	$4,998	23.4%	Details →
MNMinnesota	$75,910	$58,848	$4,904	22.5%	Details →
NVNevada	$68,080	$56,724	$4,727	16.7%	Details →
RIRhode Island	$70,660	$56,461	$4,705	20.1%	Details →
WYWyoming	$67,300	$56,176	$4,681	16.5%	Details →
PAPennsylvania	$70,140	$56,020	$4,668	20.1%	Details →
NDNorth Dakota	$67,510	$55,664	$4,639	17.5%	Details →
CTConnecticut	$71,440	$55,609	$4,634	22.2%	Details →
OROregon	$73,900	$54,870	$4,572	25.8%	Details →
COColorado	$68,340	$54,543	$4,545	20.2%	Details →
MIMichigan	$68,540	$54,373	$4,531	20.7%	Details →
NHNew Hampshire	$64,620	$54,102	$4,509	16.3%	Details →
OHOhio	$65,540	$53,816	$4,485	17.9%	Details →
WIWisconsin	$67,470	$53,800	$4,483	20.3%	Details →
MOMissouri	$66,310	$53,231	$4,436	19.7%	Details →
MDMaryland	$65,940	$52,356	$4,363	20.6%	Details →
DEDelaware	$65,800	$51,946	$4,329	21.1%	Details →
INIndiana	$63,180	$51,049	$4,254	19.2%	Details →
MTMontana	$64,430	$50,873	$4,239	21.0%	Details →
NENebraska	$62,250	$49,701	$4,142	20.2%	Details →
IAIowa	$62,490	$49,661	$4,138	20.5%	Details →
UTUtah	$61,340	$48,738	$4,061	20.5%	Details →
TXTexas	$57,730	$48,566	$4,047	15.9%	Details →
LALouisiana	$59,360	$48,125	$4,010	18.9%	Details →
AZArizona	$58,890	$48,026	$4,002	18.4%	Details →
SDSouth Dakota	$56,770	$47,795	$3,983	15.8%	Details →
VTVermont	$58,710	$47,736	$3,978	18.7%	Details →
KSKansas	$59,760	$47,576	$3,965	20.4%	Details →
KYKentucky	$58,640	$47,078	$3,923	19.7%	Details →
FLFlorida	$55,790	$47,007	$3,917	15.7%	Details →
IDIdaho	$58,980	$46,996	$3,916	20.3%	Details →
MEMaine	$58,720	$46,933	$3,911	20.1%	Details →
VAVirginia	$58,640	$46,696	$3,891	20.4%	Details →
TNTennessee	$54,980	$46,356	$3,863	15.7%	Details →
NMNew Mexico	$56,480	$45,985	$3,832	18.6%	Details →
WVWest Virginia	$56,330	$45,431	$3,786	19.3%	Details →
GAGeorgia	$55,980	$44,741	$3,728	20.1%	Details →
OKOklahoma	$54,320	$43,784	$3,649	19.4%	Details →
NCNorth Carolina	$53,890	$43,629	$3,636	19.0%	Details →
SCSouth Carolina	$50,740	$41,625	$3,469	18.0%	Details →
ALAlabama	$51,630	$41,323	$3,444	20.0%	Details →
ARArkansas	$50,980	$40,995	$3,416	19.6%	Details →
MSMississippi	$48,430	$39,207	$3,267	19.0%	Details →

Sorted by take-home pay (highest first). Calculated for single filer, standard deduction, 2026 tax rates. Wage data: BLS OEWS May 2023.

Electrician Salary After Tax — All 50 States (2026)

Electrician Take-Home Pay by State

Electrician Salary After Tax by City

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