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How many licensed electricians are in New Hampshire?

Licensed-supply count from the New Hampshire register, by credential tier and per capita.

As of 2026-08-09, New Hampshire has 14,192 licensed electricians on its state register, 6,142 of them at master level.

14,192
licensed electricians
6,142
master level
1012.2
per 100k residents
#16
of 41 states

New Hampshire electricians by credential tier

Apprentice2,308
Journeyman5,737
Master6,142
Inspector5

How New Hampshire compares

StateLicensed electriciansPer 100k
Connecticut14,883411.5
Maine14,7341055.7
New Hampshire14,1921012.2
Florida14,00361.9
Utah13,298389.1

New Hampshire is part of 910,955 licensed electricians nationally, and ranks #6 of 41 published states by per-capita density.

Questions

How many licensed electricians are there in New Hampshire?
As of 2026-08-09, New Hampshire has 14,192 licensed electricians on its state register, including 6,142 at master level.
How many electricians per capita does New Hampshire have?
New Hampshire has 1012.2 licensed electricians per 100,000 residents (Census 2023 population).
Is this the same as employment estimates?
No. This is a count of active licenses on the state register, not a BLS survey estimate of employment. Licensed capacity and estimated employment are different numbers.
How often is this updated?
The register is re-pulled and re-judged nightly. Every figure carries its as-of date.

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