US GDP by State

Annual State GDP is a measure of economic production. States compete with each other and compete with other countries for business and investment. Our States have higher GDPs than most countries.

https://www.usgovernmentspending.com/gdp_by_state

The list below shows US States by Annual GDP in 2018.

California $2.941 trillion

Texas $1.745 trillion

New York $1.652 trillion

Florida $1.052 trillion

Illinois $874.8 billion

Pennsylvania $799.5 billion

Ohio $695.5 billion

New Jersey $645.5 billion

Georgia $595.2 billion

North Carolina $579.7 billion

Massachusetts $571.3 billion

Michigan $554.7 billion

Virginia $547.0 billion

Washington $535.6 billion

Maryland $421.7 billion

Indiana $378.1 billion

Minnesota $370.5 billion

Tennessee $368.8 billion

Colorado $360.9 billion

Wisconsin $342.5 billion

Arizona $340.3 billion

Missouri $333.6 billion

Connecticut $291.9

Oregon $257.2 billion

Louisiana $249.6 billion

South Carolina $235.5 billion

Alabama $226.2 billion

Kentucky $218.2 billion

Iowa $195.7 billion

Oklahoma $191.3 billion

Utah $177.5 billion

Nevada $166.8 billion

Kansas $166.4 billion

DC $143.7 billion

Arkansas $132.2 billion

Nebraska $126.3 billion

Mississippi $117.9 billion

New Mexico $100.4 billion

Hawaii $94.4 billion

New Hampshire $88.4 billion

West Virginia $78.9 billion

Delaware $77.5 billion

Idaho $74.6 billion

Maine $66.2 billion

Rhode Island $64 billion

South Dakota $53.1 billion

North Dakota $52.4 billion

Alaska $51.9 billion

Montana $49.6 billion

Wyoming $39.1 billion

Vermont $34.4 billion

The most populous States have the highest GDP. California, Texas, New York and Florida have the highest GDP and the highest populations. US GDP is as high as it is, because we buy “stuff”.

The States with lower populations have lower GDP.  Vermont, Wyoming, Montana and Alaska are low population States.

https://www.usgovernmentspending.com/gdp_by_state

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader