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Do you want to become an assistant attorney general at Office Of The Attorney General, and you wonder what that means or entails? We have the full list of best states for assistant attorney generals that you can check out, before you begin your journey. This way, if you are newly entering the job market, or you are looking to change jobs, you know which places are the best for assistant attorney general jobs.
We figured that the best places for assistant attorney general jobs has three things everyone would agree on. There would be high annual wages, good career prospects (no matter what phase of the career you are in), and a lot of job opportunities.We found that the Midwest is best for assistant attorney generals, and the Northeast is the worst. Albany, NY is the best city in the country for assistant attorney general jobs, where as California is the best state in the country.

10 best states for assistant attorney generals in 2025

  1. California #1 best state for assistant attorney generals

    1. California

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:4,575
    Average annual salary:$125,337
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$81,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$193,000
    Location Quotient:
    2.12
  2. New York #2 best state for assistant attorney generals

    2. New York

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:1,634
    Average annual salary:$113,080
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$70,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$182,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.73
  3. Oregon #3 best state for assistant attorney generals

    3. Oregon

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:505
    Average annual salary:$101,406
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$64,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$160,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.65
  4. Massachusetts #4 best state for assistant attorney generals

    4. Massachusetts

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:989
    Average annual salary:$106,605
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$63,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$177,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.46
  5. District of Columbia #5 best state for assistant attorney generals

    5. District of Columbia

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:277
    Average annual salary:$102,734
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$63,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$165,000
    Location Quotient:
    2.24
  6. Alaska #6 best state for assistant attorney generals

    6. Alaska

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:106
    Average annual salary:$94,665
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$64,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$139,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.72
  7. Washington #7 best state for assistant attorney generals

    7. Washington

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:769
    Average annual salary:$98,492
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$62,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$155,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.43
  8. Vermont #8 best state for assistant attorney generals

    8. Vermont

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:49
    Average annual salary:$91,235
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$53,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$156,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.87
  9. Colorado #9 best state for assistant attorney generals

    9. Colorado

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:209
    Average annual salary:$103,804
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$65,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$164,000
    Location Quotient:
    0.48
  10. Connecticut #10 best state for assistant attorney generals

    10. Connecticut

    Total assistant attorney general jobs:390
    Average annual salary:$85,904
    Lowest 10 percent earn:$51,000
    Highest 10 percent earn:$142,000
    Location Quotient:
    1.59

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Detailed list of the best states for an assistant attorney general

RankStateAverage salaryLowest 10% earnPopulationJob count
1California$125,337$81,00039,536,6534,575
2New York$113,080$70,00019,849,3991,634
3Oregon$101,406$64,0004,142,776505
4Massachusetts$106,605$63,0006,859,819989
5District of Columbia$102,734$63,000693,972277
6Alaska$94,665$64,000739,795106
7Washington$98,492$62,0007,405,743769
8Vermont$91,235$53,000623,65749
9Colorado$103,804$65,0005,607,154209
10Connecticut$85,904$51,0003,588,184390
11Rhode Island$83,265$49,0001,059,639136
12Nevada$100,879$63,0002,998,03961
13New Jersey$86,101$52,0009,005,644824
14Utah$90,771$57,0003,101,833110
15Texas$86,439$54,00028,304,596896
16Delaware$79,686$49,000961,939160
17Idaho$77,052$48,0001,716,943189
18North Dakota$74,026$47,000755,393110
19North Carolina$82,229$51,00010,273,419418
20Illinois$88,899$56,00012,802,023366
21Virginia$86,195$53,0008,470,020420
22New Hampshire$78,374$45,0001,342,795194
23Georgia$78,920$49,00010,429,379506
24West Virginia$75,661$47,0001,815,85776
25Alabama$72,925$46,0004,874,747316
26Nebraska$74,041$46,0001,920,076225
27Iowa$80,641$50,0003,145,71167
28Wyoming$73,064$46,000579,31543
29Louisiana$76,407$48,0004,684,333122
30Pennsylvania$69,866$43,00012,805,5371,649
31Indiana$73,150$46,0006,666,818233
32Tennessee$70,388$44,0006,715,984380
33Hawaii$78,440$61,0001,427,53861
34South Dakota$69,421$44,000869,66686
35New Mexico$74,255$46,0002,088,07051
36Arizona$71,930$45,0007,016,270278
37Montana$71,324$45,0001,050,49361
38Florida$70,706$44,00020,984,400840
39Michigan$71,045$44,0009,962,311353
40Minnesota$73,208$46,0005,576,606233
41Wisconsin$72,133$45,0005,795,483165
42Maine$57,226$32,0001,335,907171
43Kentucky$66,016$41,0004,454,189200
44Kansas$69,928$44,0002,913,123110
45Missouri$66,088$41,0006,113,532223
46Ohio$60,177$37,00011,658,609504
47Oklahoma$64,001$40,0003,930,864123
48Mississippi$64,105$40,0002,984,10077
49South Carolina$62,518$39,0005,024,369202
50Maryland$67,903$41,0006,052,177220
51Arkansas$50,190$31,0003,004,279111

Highest paying states for assistant attorney generals

RankStateAvg. Assistant Attorney General Salary
1California$125,337
2New York$113,080
3Oregon$101,406
4Massachusetts$106,605
5District of Columbia$102,734
6Alaska$94,665
7Washington$98,492
8Vermont$91,235
9Colorado$103,804
10Connecticut$85,904
11Rhode Island$83,265
12Nevada$100,879
13New Jersey$86,101
14Utah$90,771
15Texas$86,439
16Delaware$79,686
17Idaho$77,052
18North Dakota$74,026
19North Carolina$82,229
20Illinois$88,899
21Virginia$86,195
22New Hampshire$78,374
23Georgia$78,920
24West Virginia$75,661
25Alabama$72,925
26Nebraska$74,041
27Iowa$80,641
28Wyoming$73,064
29Louisiana$76,407
30Pennsylvania$69,866
31Indiana$73,150
32Tennessee$70,388
33Hawaii$78,440
34South Dakota$69,421
35New Mexico$74,255
36Arizona$71,930
37Montana$71,324
38Florida$70,706
39Michigan$71,045
40Minnesota$73,208
41Wisconsin$72,133
42Maine$57,226
43Kentucky$66,016
44Kansas$69,928
45Missouri$66,088
46Ohio$60,177
47Oklahoma$64,001
48Mississippi$64,105
49South Carolina$62,518
50Maryland$67,903
51Arkansas$50,190

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