@savageupdatesBro the roster for the twenty most economically productive US states just dropped and honestly the order is wild different. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis provided 2025 annual nominal GDP and population data to set these rankings, and New York leads the pack with a GDP per capita of $123,369. Massachusetts claims second place at $114,635 while Washington takes third with $111,860. Delaware holds fourth spot at $110,588, followed by California in fifth with $108,012. North Dakota sits sixth at $102,436, Connecticut seventh with $102,062, and Alaska eighth at $101,742. Nebraska ranks ninth with $98,153, Colorado tenth at $97,184, and Illinois eleventh with $94,503. New Jersey rounds out twelfth at $92,915, Texas thirteenth with $91,594, and Minnesota fourteenth at $91,154. Maryland is fifteenth with $90,680, Virginia sixteenth at $89,914, Wyoming seventeenth with $89,379, and Utah eighteenth at $89,286. New Hampshire ranks nineteenth with $88,688, and Hawaii completes the top twenty at $86,967. A note clarifies that Washington, D.C. was not included since it isn't a state, though its 2025 GDP per capita hit $277,689. These figures cover 2025 annual nominal output per person across the listed states.

@savageupdatesBro the roster for the twenty most economically productive US states just dropped and honestly the order is wild different. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis provided 2025 annual nominal GDP and population data to set these rankings, and New York leads the pack with a GDP per capita of $123,369. Massachusetts claims second place at $114,635 while Washington takes third with $111,860. Delaware holds fourth spot at $110,588, followed by California in fifth with $108,012. North Dakota sits sixth at $102,436, Connecticut seventh with $102,062, and Alaska eighth at $101,742. Nebraska ranks ninth with $98,153, Colorado tenth at $97,184, and Illinois eleventh with $94,503. New Jersey rounds out twelfth at $92,915, Texas thirteenth with $91,594, and Minnesota fourteenth at $91,154. Maryland is fifteenth with $90,680, Virginia sixteenth at $89,914, Wyoming seventeenth with $89,379, and Utah eighteenth at $89,286. New Hampshire ranks nineteenth with $88,688, and Hawaii completes the top twenty at $86,967. A note clarifies that Washington, D.C. was not included since it isn't a state, though its 2025 GDP per capita hit $277,689. These figures cover 2025 annual nominal output per person across the listed states.