List of U.S. states by the number of billionaires

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This is a listing of U.S. states (plus the District of Columbia) according to the number of billionaires residing in each. As of 2024, there are 756 billionaires living in 43 of the 50 US states or Washington, D.C. [1] [2] The only states with no billionaire residents are Alaska, Delaware, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Vermont, and West Virginia. [1] [2]

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Number of Billionaires Per State/District [1]
State/DistrictNumber of Billionaires

as of 2023

Billionaires per One-Million People
Alabama 10.197083169097359
Arizona 111.475813364348669
Arkansas 61.9587666560457986
California 1864.779562836000376
Colorado 122.044796376620821
Connecticut 133.5821997737703066
District of Columbia (DC) 1116.300763913072473
Florida 973.4419493400657863
Georgia 181.6307711291540836
Hawaii 21.3954416503051132
Idaho 10.5066492649532464
Illinois 231.8433039379784326
Indiana 30.43779374135904603
Iowa 10.31217368094913284
Kansas 20.6811112193321159
Kentucky 10.22133535604337376
Louisiana 10.21961688274039703
Maine 10.7176473796541227
Maryland 111.787249114905495
Massachusetts 223.1544574347550665
Michigan 111.0966309304554547
Minnesota 40.6989467047895498
Mississippi 20.682470872143177
Missouri 71.1315708094174495
Montana 43.5102899762792155
Nebraska 31.52107294457413
Nevada 175.29736608725946
New Jersey 50.5402230062178587
New York 1356.924209652758579
North Carolina 60.5539112085871747
Ohio 70.5958575641649217
Oklahoma 81.976101522215704
Oregon 30.710231812561302
Pennsylvania 181.3919006999481982
Rhode Island 10.9170248412859255
South Carolina 10.18615034022697682
South Dakota 11.082855793928211
Tennessee 111.5418412977145568
Texas 732.3934206505645195
Utah 61.7531111148121234
Virginia 70.803685656495795
Washington 131.6601056312443119
Wisconsin 71.1854406884226645
Wyoming 610.286672415773584

For the interactive chart see: WorldPopulationView-U.S.-States

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