What are tariffs costing your state ?
Click a state to see estimated tariffs on its imports, the categories hit hardest, and how today's rates compare with 2024.
Since January 2025, executive tariffs have cost California an estimated
$63 billion, Texas $37 billion, and
Michigan $23 billion — the three largest totals of the
52 states and territories tracked. See all 52 ranked →
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Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
District of Columbia
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico
Executive tariffs paid since Jan 2025: <$300M $300M–1B $1–3B $3–8B $8–20B $20B+
Data through Q2 2026 • Updated quarterly • Source: Trade Partnership Worldwide
Every state, every quarter
Executive tariffs since January 2025, by state. Click any state for its monthly trend, hardest-hit imports, and downloadable report.
State Executive tariffs since Jan 2025 Per-Household Equivalent*
Alabama
$5.4B
$2,635
Alaska
$115M
$420
Arizona
$3.2B
$1,086
Arkansas
$1B
$811
California
$63B
$4,552
Colorado
$1.7B
$672
Connecticut
$1.8B
$1,262
Delaware
$893M
$2,166
District of Columbia
$58M
$179
Florida
$12B
$1,279
Georgia
$20B
$4,771
Hawaii
$251M
$509
Idaho
$352M
$469
Illinois
$17B
$3,325
Indiana
$8.4B
$3,042
Iowa
$1.7B
$1,276
Kansas
$1.8B
$1,515
Kentucky
$6.5B
$3,470
Louisiana
$2.6B
$1,395
Maine
$275M
$447
Maryland
$6.6B
$2,732
Massachusetts
$3.7B
$1,300
Michigan
$23B
$5,619
Minnesota
$4.8B
$2,013
Mississippi
$2.4B
$2,074
Missouri
$3.2B
$1,260
State Executive tariffs since Jan 2025 Per-Household Equivalent*
Montana
$107M
$228
Nebraska
$650M
$789
Nevada
$2.5B
$2,053
New Hampshire
$920M
$1,612
New Jersey
$14B
$4,031
New Mexico
$344M
$402
New York
$15B
$1,856
North Carolina
$8.8B
$1,967
North Dakota
$283M
$809
Ohio
$11B
$2,274
Oklahoma
$1.8B
$1,102
Oregon
$2.8B
$1,605
Pennsylvania
$11B
$2,016
Puerto Rico
$1.3B
$1,037
Rhode Island
$1.5B
$3,288
South Carolina
$9.3B
$4,203
South Dakota
$255M
$667
Tennessee
$11B
$3,770
Texas
$37B
$3,269
Utah
$2B
$1,689
Vermont
$212M
$743
Virginia
$6.2B
$1,797
Washington
$7.1B
$2,257
West Virginia
$687M
$927
Wisconsin
$5.5B
$2,179
Wyoming
$107M
$418
*Per-household equivalent estimated by NTUF from Trade Partnership Worldwide and Census Bureau American Community Survey data.