IR-2020-101, May 22, 2020
WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service today released updated state-by-state figures for Economic Impact Payments reflecting the opening weeks of the program.
"Economic Impact Payments have continued going out at a rapid rate to Americans across the country," said IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig. "We remind people to visit IRS.gov for the latest information, including answers to the most common questions we see surrounding the payments. We also continue to urge those who don't normally have a filing requirement, including those with little or no income, that they can quickly register for the payments on IRS.gov."
Millions of people who do not typically file a tax return are eligible to receive these payments. Payments are automatic for people who filed a tax return in 2018 or 2019, receive Social Security retirement, survivor or disability benefits (SSDI), Railroad Retirement benefits, as well as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries who didn't file a tax return in the last two years.
For those who don't receive federal benefits and didn't have a filing obligation in 2018 or 2019, the IRS continues to encourage them to visit the Non-Filer tool at IRS.gov so they can quickly register for Economic Impact Payments. People can continue to receive their payment throughout the year.

Economic Impact Payments, totals by State

State
State postal code
Total Number of EIP Payments
Total Amount of EIP Payments
Alabama
AL
2,332,771
 $    3,988,469,624
Alaska
AK
333,429
 $       580,774,111
Arizona
AZ
3,242,043
 $    5,573,167,261
Arkansas
AR
1,428,624
 $    2,496,524,966
California
CA
16,869,636
 $  27,897,283,972
Colorado
CO
2,605,089
 $    4,407,408,401
Connecticut
CT
1,601,397
 $    2,609,644,445
Delaware
DE
463,653
 $       778,262,906
District of Columbia
DC
308,306
 $       421,734,460
Florida
FL
10,618,792
 $  17,546,164,251
Georgia
GA
4,763,109
 $    8,081,253,826
Hawaii
HI
691,424
 $    1,179,264,436
Iowa
IA
1,477,214
 $    2,660,402,672
Idaho
ID
808,118
 $    1,512,453,150
Illinois
IL
5,729,351
 $    9,630,495,809
Indiana
IN
3,174,698
 $    5,613,824,661
Kansas
KS
1,310,151
 $    2,359,448,490
Kentucky
KY
2,199,370
 $    3,824,826,391
Louisiana
LA
2,186,332
 $    3,680,836,165
Maine
ME
714,941
 $    1,215,239,330
Maryland
MD
2,692,062
 $    4,380,831,484
Massachusetts
MA
3,136,787
 $    5,028,963,151
Michigan
MI
4,813,156
 $    8,286,614,929
Minnesota
MN
2,613,771
 $    4,577,086,990
Mississippi
MS
1,427,440
 $    2,422,655,854
Missouri
MO
2,933,973
 $   5,118,911,639
Montana
MT
527,902
 $       932,003,084
Nebraska
NE
887,877
 $    1,611,581,538
Nevada
NV
1,496,510
 $    2,484,078,422
New Hampshire
NH
676,004
 $    1,139,776,925
New Jersey
NJ
3,955,396
 $    6,507,621,505
New Mexico
NM
997,072
 $    1,684,917,178
New York
NY
9,341,632
 $  15,034,060,259
North Carolina
NC
4,820,974
 $    8,264,415,092
North Dakota
ND
354,768
 $       632,983,746
Ohio
OH
5,828,477
 $    9,833,041,489
Oklahoma
OK
1,799,803
 $    3,190,860,867
Oregon
OR
2,031,861
 $    3,425,278,483
Pennsylvania
PA
6,258,107
 $  10,596,406,088
Rhode Island
RI
536,218
 $       869,615,684
South Carolina
SC
2,443,864
 $    4,174,979,940
South Dakota
SD
416,962
 $       759,483,658
Tennessee
TN
3,305,606
 $    5,693,071,645
Texas
TX
12,396,590
 $  21,635,810,592
Utah
UT
1,287,162
 $    2,494,199,291
Vermont
VT
327,867
 $       555,841,287
Virginia
VA
3,796,975
 $    6,447,589,217
Washington
WA
3,453,810
 $    5,876,091,642
West Virginia
WV
913,264
 $    1,578,210,674
Wisconsin
WI
2,817,912
 $    4,948,382,340
Wyoming
WY
270,626
 $       488,905,666
Foreign Addresses
 
748,724
$     1,222,795,510
Economic Impact Payment help available on IRS.gov
IRS.gov has a variety of tools and resources available to help individuals and businesses navigate Economic Impact Payments and get the information they need about EIP and other CARES Act provisions.
Economic Impact Payment FAQs: The IRS is seeing a variety of questions about Economic Impact Payments, ranging from eligibility to timing. These FAQs provide an overview and are updated frequently. Taxpayers should check the FAQs often for the latest additions; many common questions are answered on IRS.gov already, and more are being developed.