The biggest lottery win in every state

Charles W. Jackson Jr. is introduced as the winner of the $344.6 million Powerball jackpot on June 4, 2019.Travis Long/Raleigh News & Observer/Tribune News Service/Getty ImagesThe biggest lottery jackpot ever won, a huge prize of $2.04 billion, was in California in 2022.A New Jersey winner set a Mega Millions jackpot record last year: an estimated $1.13 billion.In 2019, a North Carolina man won $344 million after using numbers from a fortune cookie.From small fortunes to record-breaking payouts, lottery winners have hit it big across the country.Just days ago, an anonymous Virginia resident claimed the state's largest-ever lottery jackpot, a whopping $348 million.And on Monday, after no one hit the Powerball jackpot, the prize grew to a massive $1.3 billion.Still, if there's a winner at the next drawing on Wednesday, they won't walk away with the largest lottery payout of all time.That came in November 2022, when a California resident won the biggest lottery prize in US history — his lucky ticket earned him a whopping $2.04 billion.Jackpocket compiled a list of the biggest prizes won on a single lottery ticket in each state, with prizes ranging from the low millions to billion-dollar jackpots.Some states, like Alabama, Alaska, and Hawaii, have no state lotteries and were not included in the list. (Read our full explanation of how the lottery works.)Here's the biggest lottery win in every state.ARIZONA: $410 millionEuToch/Getty ImagesThe couple who won the grand prize were from Glendale but chose to remain anonymous, a local NBC News station reported at the time, in June 2020.The winning lottery ticket was also the first Mega Millions winning ticket in the state's history, KTAR News reported. ARKANSAS: $177 millionWalter Bibikow/Getty ImagesThe winning Mega Millions was sold in 2017 in Stuttgart, Arkansas, and worth a whopping $177 million, or a cash value of about $107 million before taxes.CALIFORNIA: $2.04 billionJoe Chahayed, center, is owner of Joes Service Center, a Mobil gas station at Woodbury Road and Fair Oaks Avenue in Altadena that sold the $2.04 billion-winning Powerball ticket. His sons, Danny, left, and Joe Jr. are next to him on Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2022.Dean Musgrove/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty ImagesA Powerball winner in California claimed the largest lottery win in US history in November 2022. The winning ticket was sold at Joe's Service Center in Altadena, about 15 miles outside downtown Los Angeles, NBC News reported at the time.The winner was identified as Edwin Castro, who opted for a lump sum of $997.6 million, USA Today reported. Castro, who was reportedly living in a one-bedroom home at the time of his win, went on to buy two multimillion-dollar properties shortly after collecting his prize.NBC News also reported that the owner of the gas station and convenience store, Joseph Chahayed (pictured with his sons), was presented with a $1 million check for selling the ticket. COLORADO: $133 millionJohn Coletti/Getty ImagesThe ticket was purchased by 67-year-old Judy Finchum in September 2017. ABC News reported he had been playing the exact same lottery numbers for 30 years until she finally won the $133.2 million Powerball jackpot on her dog Tillie's birthday. CONNECTICUT: $254.2 millionKatie Warren/Business InsiderThe winners of the Powerball jackpot, three businessmen from Greenwich — one of America's wealthiest towns — came forward 27 days after it was announced, NBC Connecticut reported in November 2011.DELAWARE: $214.7 millionDenisTangneyJr/Getty ImagesThe Delaware Lottery said that an anonymous group of 33 co-workers from a printing company in Seaford, Delaware, presented the winning ticket and claimed the $214.7 million jackpot prize on October 12, 2004, each walking away with $2,657,754 after federal taxes.FLORIDA: $590.5 millionTampa, Florida.Chumbley Photography/Getty ImagesFlorida Today reported that Powerball ticket winner Gloria C. MacKenzie, 84, became the then-largest sole lottery winner in US history when she won in May 2013.MacKenzie, from Zephyrhills, Florida, purchased the ticket at a Publix grocery store and received just under $371 million. Florida Today also reported that she later sued her son for mismanaging the giant fortune, but she died in February 2021 before the case was settled. GEORGIA: $318 millionESB Professional/ShutterstockIra Curry of Stone Mountain, Georgia, was identified as the winner of the Mega Millions jackpot in December 2013, WSB-TV reported."It's unreal," Curry said during a news conference. "It's like I'm still dreaming."IDAHO: $220.3 millionBoise, Idaho.Getty Images.NPR reported in 2013 that Brad Duke from Star, Idaho, became the winner of the state's largest lottery jackpot in May 2005 when he won a staggering $220.3 million in the Powerball drawing. "I took the ticket in, let the gals behind the counter run the ticket through, and the machine made a bunch of weird noises and they started jumping up and down and jumping in circles," Duke told NPR. "And I was trying to actually pluck the ticket out of their hand because my first instinct was just to kind of get out of there."ILLINOIS: $1.337 billionVehicles are parked outside the Illinois Speedway gas station in Des Plaines, Ill., where the winning Mega Millions lottery ticket was sold, Saturday, July 30, 2022.AP Photo/Nam Y. HuhIn September 2022, eight weeks after winning the enormous Mega Millions jackpot — the largest in Illinois and the second largest in Mega Millions history — two people finally came forward to claim it, Forbes reported. They elected to split the $780.5 million pre-tax cash lump sum.INDIANA: $536 millionSouth Bend, IndianaDenis Tangney Jr/Getty ImagesThe winning ticket was purchased by an Indiana family on their way to one of their children's sports games, a Mega Millions press release reported in July 2016.tThe family chose to remain anonymous "to protect the safety and well-being of their children.""Their priorities are to use the winnings to pay off debt, plan for their children's futures, and take care of their family long-term," a representative for the family said in the press release.IOWA: $343.9 millionHenryk Sadura/shutterstockThe winner of the enormous Powerball lottery, 51-year-old Lerynne West, a grandmother of six from Redfield, almost couldn't claim her October 2018 prize after she accidentally left the winning ticket on the floor of her sister's truck, according to the Iowa Lottery.KANSAS: $218.6 millionshutterstock/1pitechThe April 2016 winner of the Mega Millions lottery chose to remain anonymous, although state lottery director Dennis Wilson said that the winner was looking "forward to retirement," CNN reported.KENTUCKY: $128.6 millionGeorgetown, Kentucky.Balashark/Getty ImagesThe New York Daily News reported in 2010 that Rob Anderson of Georgetown, Kentucky, got the Christmas gift of a lifetime after he purchased a $3 Quick Pick lottery ticket on Christmas Eve.Anderson had wanted to buy three $1 lottery tickets, but the clerk made a mistake. Anderson kept the ticket anyway and ended up winning the enormous Powerball prize.LOUISIANA: $191 millionWalter Bibikow/Getty ImagesThe Powerball prize was claimed by a lawyer in December 2017 on behalf of the winning three-member family, local news station WBRZ reported. MAINE: $1.348 billionred Cotreau, owner of Hometown Gas and Grill in Lebanon, stands in front of the convenient store where the winning ticket was sold.Derek Davis/Portland Press Herald/Getty ImagesThe first Mega Millions winner in Maine's history, who chose to remain anonymous, opted for the pre-tax cash payment of $723,564,144, rather than the annuity over 30 years.The ticket was purchased in January 2023 from Hometown Gas and Grill in Lebanon, pictured. The store received a $50,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket, lottery officials said.MARYLAND: $731.1 millionManager Debbie Bennet shows off the winning check at the Coney Market, which sold the winning ticket, on June 15, 2021, in Lonaconing, Maryland.Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post/Getty ImagesPowerball said an anonymous group of winners who had nicknamed themselves "The Power Pack" claimed the $546.8 million lump sum cash option. Though the winning ticket was drawn on January 20, 2021, the winners did not step forward until May 26, 2021.MASSACHUSETTS: $758.7 millionMassachusetts State Treasurer Deborah Goldberg, left, holds the hand of the winner of the $758.7 million Powerball jackpot Mavis L. Wanczyk, right, in Braintree, Massachusetts.Barry Chin/The Boston Globe/Getty ImagesThe winner of the Powerball lottery was Mavis L. Wanczyk, a 53-year-old hospital worker from Chicopee, Massachusetts, CBS News reported in August 2017. Wanczyk, a mother of two, said at a press conference that she picked some of her numbers based on family members' birthdays.MICHIGAN: $1.05 billionBridge over Maple Road in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, near the Oakland Country Club.ReDunnLev/Getty ImagesMega Millions said that a four-member Oakland County lottery club claimed the $1.05 billion jackpot in March 2021."This kind of money will impact the families of our club members for generations to come," the club's representative and attorney, Kurt D. Panouses, said in a press release. "We plan to stay humble and pay it forward through charitable giving in southeast Michigan."MINNESOTA: $229 millionA person plays Powerball lottery at a 7-Eleven store in Milpitas, California, United States on November 7, 2022.Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesIn August 2011, Thomas and Kathleen Morris, a couple from Burnsville, Minnesota, won the Powerball jackpot. They had been discussing their retirement options with a financial advisor when they purchased a random-number lottery ticket, the Associated Press reported."It's still kind of hard to get my head around," Thomas Morris told the AP. "It's a lot of money."MISSISSIPPI: $524,000Mississippi State Capitol.Getty ImagesWLOX reported that the Match5 winning ticket was sold at Ramey's Marketplace in Poplarville in February 2022. The winner decided to remain anonymous.MISSOURI: $293.75 millionCindy and Mark Hill, center and second from right, stand with a ceremonial check from the Missouri Lottery for $293,750,000 during the news conference, Friday, November 30, 2012.David Eulitt/Kansas City Star/Tribune News Service/Getty ImagesReuters reported that Missouri couple Cindy Hill, a former office manager, and Mark Hill, a mechanic, won half of a record $587.5 million Powerball jackpot in November 2012. They took the lump sum after taxes, which ended up being $193 million.At the time, they didn't have any grand plans for what they would do with the money, but expected that they would have "a good Christmas," Reuters reported.MONTANA: $48.5 millionWithout many big-box retailers, most of my shopping is done in Helena's downtown.Matt Volz/AP PhotoLottery Post reported that the winnings were split between two tickets, one purchased by a winner in Ohio and another by two North West Home Health Care employees, Kim Claassen, 55, and 23-year-old Joe Lamport Jr.At first, Claassen mistakenly thought they hadn't won and tore up the ticket, but when she realized she'd been checking it against older numbers, she managed to fish the scraps out of the trash and put the pieces back together, ultimately learning of their win, Lottery Post reported.NEBRASKA: $365 millionIn this Feb. 22, 2006 file photo, the eight ConAgra plant workers hold up their ceremonial checks after winning the $365 million dollar Nebraska Powerball lottery at a news conference in Lincoln, Nebraska.AP Photo/Nati Harnik/FileUSA Today reported that eight ConAgra Foods co-workers took home the winning Powerball jackpot in 2006. NEW HAMPSHIRE: $559.7 millionA customer departs Reeds Ferry Market convenience store on January 7, 2018, in Merrimack, New Hampshire, the location that sold the winning ticket.AP Photo/Steven SenneUSA Today reported that an anonymous woman claimed the $559.7 million Powerball jackpot. William Shaheen, her lawyer, accepted the lump-sum payout of $352 million and fought for his client to stay anonymous. New Hampshire state law requires the release of a winner's name and hometown."We respect the Court's decision and are satisfied to have a resolution," the New Hampshire Lottery said in a statement, USA Today reported in March 2018. "We are pleased that our winner has claimed her prize money and that she has already shared a substantial amount of her winnings with New Hampshire nonprofit organizations."NEW JERSEY: $1.13 billionA billboard shows the jackpot amount for the Mega Million lottery on March 26, 2024 in Miami, Florida.Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesThe winning Mega Millions ticket was purchased in Neptune Township in March 2024, and the winner stayed anonymous when they claimed the prize in December of that year. (Winners in New Jersey have up to a year to claim their prize, and often, they take time to get their finances and legal representation in order before stepping forward.)The winner opted for a one-time cash payout, walking away with $537.5 million before state and federal taxes.NEW MEXICO: $206.9 millionAlbuquerque, New MexicoDavel5957/Getty ImagesThe New Mexico Lottery said that nine friends — Randy Miller, Ron and Cindy Miller, Ryan and Nicole Miller, Kevin and Jessica Breedyk, and Carl and Holly Baldwin — split the enormous prize after they pooled money together at a birthday party in order to purchase a ticket two hours before the drawing in September 2014.NEW YORK: $432 millionShutterstockThe New York Post reported in September 2021 that the winning Mega Millions ticket was purchased from a Manhattan pizza joint, Pronto Pizza on West 48th Street in Midtown.The pizza shop also got a slice of the pie — it received a $10,000 commission for selling the jackpot-winning ticket.NORTH CAROLINA: $344.6 millionCharles W. Jackson Jr. is introduced as the winner of the $344.6 million Powerball jackpot on June 4, 2019.Travis Long/Raleigh News & Observer/Tribune News Service/Getty ImagesUSA Today reported that 66-year-old North Carolina native Charles W. Jackson Jr. took home the largest prize in the state's history in June 2019 after he used numbers from a fortune cookie in the Powerball lottery. "I never expected to win," Jackson said. "I just got lucky."NORTH DAKOTA: $3 millionBismarck, North Dakota.larrybraunphotography.com/Getty ImagesThe winning ticket was sold at Casey's General Store in Fargo, North Dakota, AP reported in March 2021. The winner chose to remain anonymous.OHIO: $372 millionDayton, OhioNicholas Smith/Getty ImagesThe winning Mega Millions ticket was sold at a Giant Eagle supermarket in Mentor, a suburb of Cleveland, the AP reported. The numbers were drawn on December 17, 2019, just in time for the holidays. OKLAHOMA: $105.8 millionOklahoma City, Oklahoma.chrisp0/Getty ImagesDon and Joyce Harvey were the grand winners of the Powerball jackpot in June 2007, the Associated Press reported at the time. They purchased the ticket at a Shell service station in Roland, a town in eastern Oklahoma.They chose to receive a $33.3 million lump sum after taxes instead of the full amount, which would be paid out over 29 years, the AP reported.After Joyce Harvey had been using the same numbers for years, she said a ticket "came out wrong," but she continued to use those numbers for subsequent tickets — and it paid off.OREGON: $340 millionJacksonville, Oregon.Prisma by Dukas/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesFrances and Bob Chaney and their daughter, Carolyn West, and son-in-law, Steve West, won the Powerball jackpot in 2005 after they all chipped in to buy $40 worth of tickets in southwest Oregon, CNN reported at the time.PENNSYLVANIA: $516 millionLevittown, Pennsylvania.AP Photo/Matt RourkeNBC Philadelphia reported that the winning Quick Pick ticket was sold at a 7-Eleven in Levittown, Pennsylvania, in May 2021. The winners of the giant Mega Millions jackpot elected to remain anonymous. RHODE ISLAND: $336.4 millionLouise White, right, from Newport, Rhode Island, is presented a check for $336 million.AP Photo/Stew MilneABC News reported in March 2012 that the winner of the massive Powerball jackpot was 81-year-old Louise White of Newport, Rhode Island. At the time, it was the third-largest Powerball lottery in the history of the game.White purchased the ticket after stopping for some rainbow sherbet at a local Stop N Shop. In honor of the dessert that led to her win, she went on to create The Rainbow Sherbert Trust to benefit her family."I want to say that I'm very happy and I'm very proud. This will make my family very happy," White told ABC News. "We are truly blessed. Thank you."SOUTH CAROLINA: $1.537 billionKevin Ruck/ShutterstockThough the identity of the winner of the Mega Millions jackpot was never revealed, officials said in March 2019 that she was a South Carolina woman on a "scenic drive" through Greenville when she stopped to buy a ticket, The Greenville News reported.She opted to take her winnings as a one-time payment of $877,784,124 in October 2018. It was the largest jackpot in US history up until that point.SOUTH DAKOTA: $232.1 millionshutterstock/Arne BeruldsenNeal Wanless, a 23-year-old cowboy working on a ranch in Mission, South Dakota, won the Powerball jackpot in 2009, The Wall Street Journal reported in 2020. WSJ reported that Wanless purchased the lottery ticket at a local convenience store while he was getting gas. He went on to purchase his own ranch with the winnings but listed it in 2020 for $41.15 million, making it one of the most expensive ranches ever sold in the state.TENNESSEE: $420.9 millionThe California Lottery said on Twitter that a ticket sold in Los Angeles won the billion dollar Powerball jackpot.Jeff Gritchen/MediaNews Group/Orange County Register via Getty ImagesThe Powerball jackpot was split among 20 coworkers who called themselves "The Tennessee 20," WKRN reported in November 2016. The colleagues, who played the lottery together every week, said they weren't going to quit their jobs right away because they didn't want to leave their employers "high and dry," WKRN reported.The winning ticket was purchased at the Smoke Shop in Lafayette, which also received $25,000 in exchange for selling the winning ticket.TEXAS: $227 millionA Mega Millions playing slip sits in a kiosk at a convenience store.AP Photo/Tony GutierrezThe winner, who opted to receive the cash value option of $157.1 million, chose to remain anonymous, the Texas Lottery said. The Mega Millions ticket was purchased at Lakeline Express Mart in Cedar Park in September 2019.VERMONT: $366.7 millionLarry Gerbrandt/Getty ImagesThe Powerball winner came forward in August 2022 to collect the massive prize but chose to remain anonymous, WCAX reported.VIRGINIA: $348 millionOJUP/ShutterstockThe winner of the massive Mega Millions lottery chose to remain anonymous when they stepped forward in August 2025, but they did share their plans for their first purchase: a new zero-radius riding lawn mower, per The New York Post. At around $3,000, that's a fraction of the winner's newfound fortune.The winner chose to accept the one-time prize of $155.6 million in cash, rather than receiving payments of the full prize amount over 30 years.WASHINGTON: $754.6 millionSean Pavone/Getty ImagesFollowing the February 2023 drawing, Auburn resident Becky Bell, a 36-year employee of Boeing, was revealed as the winner of the Powerball jackpot, King 5 reported.She said she had already spent her allotted budget for lottery tickets for the week when she saw a sign for the then-$747 million prize in a Fred Meyer store.Boeing had just delivered its last 747 jumbo jet, King 5 reported, so she took it as a sign and decided to buy one more ticket. Ultimately, she walked away with $309 million after taxes.WEST VIRGINIA: $314.9 millionAndrew Jackson aka Jack Whittaker waves as he gets into his rented limousine at Sixth Ave. and 48th St. during a visit to New York City after winning the $314.9 million Powerball jackpot on Christmas day in 2002.Michael Appleton/NY Daily News via Getty ImagesThe Los Angeles Times identified Andrew "Jack" Whittaker, 55, as the winner. When he won the massive prize on Christmas Day in December 2022, Whittaker was already a millionaire thanks to his sewage-treatment contracting business. "I've worked for everything I got," Whittaker told the LA Times, "but this is the first thing anybody's ever given me."WISCONSIN: $768.4 millionA general view of a Speedway gas station.Bruce Bennett/Getty ImagesABC News reported that the winner of the Powerball jackpot was 24-year-old Wisconsin resident Manuel Franco. At the time, it was the third-largest lottery amount in US history."I walked into the Speedway and I purchased $10 worth of individual Powerball tickets," Franco said at a press conference, according to ABC News. "I honestly felt so lucky that I did look up at the camera and I wanted to wink at it 'cause I just had that lucky feeling."WYOMING: $5 millionJeff R Clow/Getty ImagesThe March 2016 win was the first Mega Millions lottery ever won in the state after launching in August 2014, Mega Millions said.Read the original article on Business Insider

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