Electrician Salary in Minnesota (2026)
Average Electrician pay in Minnesota
$80,830/year
≈ $39/hour before tax
After tax (single filer)
$61,721/year
$5,143/month · effective tax rate 23.64%
- Federal $8,953
- State $3,973
- FICA $6,183
- Take-home
Pay by role in Minnesota
- Senior Journeyman Electrician (IBEW 292/110)$108,000–$148,000
- Senior Journeyman with OT (OBBBA)$125,000–$185,000+ OT
- Senior Foreman / General Foreman$128,000–$185,000
- Senior Industrial Electrician (3M / Medtronic)$118,000–$165,000
- Senior Data Center Electrician$118,000–$165,000
- Senior Utility Lineman (Xcel Energy)$118,000–$165,000+ OT
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| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
Annual Take-Home Pay | $61,721 |
Monthly Take-Home Pay | $5,143 |
Biweekly Take-Home Pay | $2,374 |
Hourly Take-Home Pay based on 2,080 hrs/year | $30/hr |
Federal Tax | $8,953 |
State Tax | $3,973 |
FICA Taxes | $6,183 |
Effective Tax Rate total taxes ÷ gross salary | 23.64% |
Not all Electricians earn the same — not even close
Minnesota's electrician market is anchored by IBEW Local 292 Minneapolis (~5,500 members, one of the largest IBEW locals in the upper Midwest), IBEW Local 110 St. Paul (~3,500 members), Xcel Energy Minneapolis HQ (Fortune 500 utility, ~12K employees, the largest US wind energy provider with substantial IBEW Local 949 utility workforce), 3M Maplewood + Medtronic + Mayo Clinic Rochester + Polaris + Cargill commercial + industrial electrical work, plus Twin Cities data center construction cluster (Cologix + DataBank + DXC + Stream + Compass).
Senior Journeyman Electrician (IBEW 292/110)
$108,000–$148,000
Senior journeyman at IBEW Mpls/St. Paul · commercial + industrial scale · pre-OT band
Senior Journeyman with OT (OBBBA)
$125,000–$185,000+ OT
Journeyman with substantial OT · 2025-2028 OBBBA $12,500 single / $25,000 MFJ deduction
Senior Foreman / General Foreman
$128,000–$185,000
IBEW Local 292/110 foreman · multi-crew supervision · field leadership band
Senior Industrial Electrician (3M / Medtronic)
$118,000–$165,000
3M industrial cleanroom electrical · Medtronic device manufacturing · Cargill processing
Senior Data Center Electrician
$118,000–$165,000
Twin Cities DC build (Cologix + DataBank + DXC + Stream + Compass) · MEP + power distribution
Senior Utility Lineman (Xcel Energy)
$118,000–$165,000+ OT
Xcel Energy IBEW Local 949 · transmission + distribution · storm-response OT premium
Senior Service / Maintenance Electrician
$92,000–$135,000
Commercial service · Mayo + M Health + Twin Cities healthcare 24/7 maintenance · on-call premium
Senior Hospital Electrician (Mayo)
$105,000–$148,000
Mayo Clinic + M Health + Allina hospital electrical · NFPA 99 + life-safety specialty
Mid-Career Journeyman (5-10 yrs)
$92,000–$125,000
Mid-career IBEW journeyman · transitioning to foreman track
Apprentice / Pre-Journeyman (0-5 yrs)
$48,000–$85,000
IBEW Local 292 + 110 5-year apprenticeship · graduated wage scale to journeyman band
Worth knowing: Xcel Energy HQ Minneapolis is the structural depth feature most national trade-career surveys understate for MN. Xcel Energy (Fortune 500 utility, ~12K employees, ~$15B revenue, serving 3.7M electric + 2.1M gas customers across 8 states with MN as primary market) is the largest US provider of wind energy by capacity — Xcel's substantial wind + solar + nuclear + natural gas generation supports robust IBEW Local 949 utility workforce including senior linemen + substation electricians + nuclear electricians at $118-165K TC plus substantial OT premium during storm response (post-derecho + winter weather events). IBEW Local 292 Minneapolis (~5,500 members) + IBEW Local 110 St. Paul (~3,500 members) anchor commercial + industrial electrical work — Mortenson + Kraus-Anderson + Ryan Companies signatory contractor base supports substantial Twin Cities healthcare + corporate + industrial construction. The Twin Cities data center cluster (Cologix + DataBank + DXC + Stream + Compass + Carrier-1) is growing rapidly — substantial MEP + power distribution electrical work supporting senior data center electricians at $118-165K TC. The 2025 No Tax on Overtime federal deduction applies to MN electrician OT for tax years 2025-2028.
Sources & Methodology
- →IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32 — 2026 federal brackets and standard deduction
- →IRS Notice 2025-67 — 2026 retirement-plan contribution limits
- →IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-19 — 2026 HSA contribution limits
- →Social Security Administration — 2026 Social Security wage base
- →Minnesota Department of Revenue - 2026 income tax brackets, standard deduction and dependent exemption amounts
- →BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics — Electrician wage data for Minnesota
Salary figures are market estimates for Electricians in Minnesota and vary by employer, specialty, seniority, and metro. Take-home math assumes a single filer with no dependents, the standard deduction, and Minnesota 2026 state rates. Local taxes, insurance premiums, and pre-tax contributions will move your number — run the calculator for your own situation.
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