What is the salary of an Elected Official? In the United States, an Elected Official earns an average salary of $106,429. The salary range for an Elected Official is usually between $77,849 and $146,976 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $156,100. The highest Elected Official salary in the United States was $350,165. The average hourly pay for an Elected Official is $51.17.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Elected Official salary are Ohio, with an average salary of $119,540, followed by Colorado, with an average salary of $137,230, and Illinois, with an average salary of $115,551. Employers paying the highest salary for an Elected Official job are Emery County (UT), Canyon County (ID) and Cowlitz County (WA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Emery County, UT | $129,526 |
Canyon County, ID | $125,424 |
Cowlitz County, WA | $124,453 |
Judiciary, OH | $120,547 |
Wisconsin Department of Administration, WI | $108,430 |
Greenfield Civil City, IN | $91,165 |
Cerro Gordo County, IA | $88,832 |
Andrews County, TX | $85,877 |
Senate, OH | $83,674 |
Town of Ridgefield, CT | $81,155 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Elected Officials | $55,621 |
Elected Mayor | $15,826 |
Elected Commissioner | $58,372 |
Elected Council Member | $13,369 |
Elected-Assessor | $82,333 |
Elected Official - Treasurer | $67,672 |
Elected County Clerk | $83,500 |
Elected Official--council | $23,848 |
Elected Office | $32,011 |
Elected County Commissioner | $52,265 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alabama | $3,529 | 7 |
Arkansas | $1,620 | 26 |
Arizona | $77,974 | 15 |
California | $47,508 | 10 |
Colorado | $137,230 | 11 |
Connecticut | $82,437 | 3 |
Florida | $50,672 | 25 |
Georgia | $3,050 | 12 |
Iowa | $82,335 | 19 |
Idaho | $92,027 | 21 |
Illinois | $115,551 | 1 |
Indiana | $60,844 | 108 |
Kansas | $3,247 | 6 |
Kentucky | $40,721 | 5 |
Massachusetts | $1,529 | 32 |
Maryland | $66,471 | 11 |
Michigan | $1,675 | 18 |
Minnesota | $67,834 | 33 |
Mississippi | $17,472 | 1 |
North Dakota | $1,419 | 7 |
Nebraska | $49,653 | 8 |
New Jersey | $2,996 | 6 |
New Mexico | $33,094 | 14 |
Ohio | $119,540 | 926 |
Oklahoma | $1,220 | 13 |
Pennsylvania | $2,713 | 45 |
South Carolina | $7,600 | 5 |
Tennessee | $2,478 | 22 |
Texas | $7,060 | 227 |
Utah | $4,987 | 15 |
Virginia | $6,817 | 7 |
Vermont | $2,000 | 12 |
Washington | $124,453 | 24 |
Wisconsin | $104,994 | 102 |
West Virginia | $54,477 | 15 |
Wyoming | $25,950 | 1 |