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All State Lottery Results

Every state lottery in one list. Select your state to see its results page, with the latest Powerball and Mega Millions numbers, jackpot winners and retailers. The latest national draws, jackpots and countdowns are right below.

Updated October 26, 2026 ยท Refreshed after every draw

Latest Draws

Newest winning numbers, jackpots and countdowns for the three national games.

Played in nearly every lottery state. Pick your state below for local retailers, claim deadlines, tax withholding and anonymity rules.

Powerball lottery jackpot$687MMega Millions lottery jackpot$443M

All States with Lottery (46)

Arkansas Lottery logo
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Arkansas State Lottery
5 state lottery games
  • 5.9% state tax
  • Anonymous above threshold

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All State Lottery Tax, Anonymity & Claim Deadlines by State

Compare how each state treats lottery winnings. Click a column heading to sort. For the full explanation see our guides to lottery tax withholding and claiming a prize anonymously.

State lottery tax withholding, winner anonymity and claim deadline by state
Details
Arizona4.8%Anonymous above a threshold180 daysAZ page โ†’
Arkansas5.9%Anonymous above a thresholdConfirm with state lotteryAR page โ†’
CaliforniaNo state taxWinner identity is public record1 yearCA page โ†’
Colorado4%Winner identity is public record180 daysCO page โ†’
Connecticut6.99%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryCT page โ†’
DelawareNo state taxAnonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryDE page โ†’
FloridaNo state taxWinner identity is public record180 daysFL page โ†’
Georgia4.99%Anonymous above a threshold180 daysGA page โ†’
Idaho6.93%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryID page โ†’
Illinois4.95%Anonymous above a threshold1 yearIL page โ†’
Indiana3.23%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryIN page โ†’
Iowa5%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryIA page โ†’
Kansas5%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryKS page โ†’
Kentucky5%Winner identity is public record180 daysKY page โ†’
Louisiana5%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryLA page โ†’
Maine5%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryME page โ†’
Maryland8.95%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryMD page โ†’
Massachusetts5%Anonymous via trust onlyConfirm with state lotteryMA page โ†’
Michigan4.25%Anonymous above a threshold1 yearMI page โ†’
Minnesota7.25%Anonymous above a threshold1 yearMN page โ†’
Mississippi5%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryMS page โ†’
Missouri4%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryMO page โ†’
Montana6.9%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryMT page โ†’
Nebraska5%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryNE page โ†’
New HampshireNo state taxWinner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryNH page โ†’
New Jersey8%Anonymous claims allowed1 yearNJ page โ†’
New Mexico5.9%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryNM page โ†’
New York8.82%Winner identity is public record1 yearNY page โ†’
North Carolina5.25%Anonymous above a threshold180 daysNC page โ†’
North Dakota2.9%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryND page โ†’
Ohio4.8%Anonymous via trust only180 daysOH page โ†’
Oklahoma5%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryOK page โ†’
Oregon8%Anonymous claims allowed1 yearOR page โ†’
Pennsylvania3.07%Winner identity is public record1 yearPA page โ†’
Rhode Island5.99%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryRI page โ†’
South Carolina7%Anonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotterySC page โ†’
South DakotaNo state taxWinner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotterySD page โ†’
TennesseeNo state taxWinner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryTN page โ†’
TexasNo state taxAnonymous above a threshold180 daysTX page โ†’
Vermont6%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryVT page โ†’
Virginia4%Anonymous above a thresholdConfirm with state lotteryVA page โ†’
WashingtonNo state taxWinner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryWA page โ†’
Washington D.C.8.95%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryDC page โ†’
West Virginia6.5%Anonymous above a thresholdConfirm with state lotteryWV page โ†’
Wisconsin7.65%Winner identity is public recordConfirm with state lotteryWI page โ†’
WyomingNo state taxAnonymous claims allowedConfirm with state lotteryWY page โ†’

Tax figures are state lottery withholding rates; the amount you owe at filing can differ. Federal tax applies in every state. Rules change, so confirm with your state lottery before claiming. Not legal or tax advice.

Source: State lottery rules and published claim policies, cross-checked across multiple sources

Biggest Verified Jackpot Wins

The largest jackpots LotteryMap has verified, with the store that sold each winning ticket. Jackpot amounts are the advertised jackpot for that drawing.

  1. $2.04B
    Powerball ยท Nov 7, 2022
    Joe's Service Center, Altadena, CA
    California results โ†’
  2. $1.82B
    Powerball ยท Dec 24, 2025
    Murphy USA, Cabot, AR
    Arkansas results โ†’
  3. $1.79B
    Powerball ยท Sep 6, 2025
    Big's, Fredericksburg, TX
    Texas results โ†’
  4. $1.79B
    Powerball ยท Sep 6, 2025
    QuikTrip, St. Louis, MO
    Missouri results โ†’
  5. $1.73B
    Powerball ยท Oct 11, 2023
    Midway Market & Liquors, Frazier Park, CA
    California results โ†’

All States Without Lottery

AlabamaAlaskaHawaiiNevadaUtah

Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah do not have state lotteries. Residents may purchase tickets in neighboring states.

Find all state lottery retailers near you โ†’

Won a State Lottery Prize? What to Do Next

  1. Sign the back of your ticket and keep it safe.
  2. Check it against the official numbers. Check your ticket โ†’
  3. Estimate what you'd actually take home. Tax calculator โ†’
  4. Look up your state's claim deadline and anonymity rule. State rules table โ†’
  5. Decide between the annuity and the lump sum. Annuity vs. lump sum โ†’
  6. Talk to a tax professional and attorney before you claim. Claim anonymity guide โ†’

General information only, not legal or financial advice. Always confirm the rules with your official state lottery.

How We Cover Lottery Results in All 46 States

LotteryMap covers lottery results for 45 US states plus Washington D.C. Every page is updated automatically after each draw โ€” no need to refresh or check multiple sites.

All states participate in Powerball and Mega Millions. Powerball draws are held Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday at 10:59 PM ET. Mega Millions draws on Tuesday and Friday at 11:00 PM ET. Most states also offer their own local games with better odds and smaller jackpots.

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How State Lotteries Differ

Every state that runs a lottery participates in both Powerball and Mega Millions, so the numbers, jackpot, and odds for those two games are identical no matter which state you're in โ€” only the tax withholding and claim process differ. Where states genuinely diverge is in their own in-state games: daily numbers games, regional draw games shared with a handful of neighboring states (like Cash4Life or Lucky For Life), and each state's own lineup of scratch-off tickets. These state-specific games typically offer much better odds than a national jackpot game, in exchange for smaller โ€” though still often life-changing โ€” top prizes.

Tax treatment is one of the biggest practical differences between states. A handful of states (Florida, Texas, and several others) have no state income tax at all, so winners there only face federal withholding. Most other states withhold their own tax on top of the federal rate, and those rates vary from under 3% to nearly 9% depending on the state. Anonymity rules vary just as much โ€” some states let winners claim entirely anonymously, some only above a certain prize threshold, and others require the winner's name to become public record. Each state's own results page linked above breaks down its specific tax rate, anonymity rule, and claim deadline.

The five states without a lottery โ€” Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah โ€” each opted out for different reasons rooted in state law or existing gaming regulation. Nevada, for instance, already has an extensive legal casino and gaming industry and has historically resisted adding a state lottery on top of it; Utah and Hawaii have broader state constitutional or cultural restrictions on gambling generally. Residents of those states can typically buy tickets when traveling to a neighboring state that does offer a lottery, though you must be physically present in a participating state to purchase a ticket โ€” no state currently allows buying a physical ticket from outside its own borders without an in-state courier service.

Frequently Asked Questions About All State Lotteries

What time are lottery results announced?

Powerball draws at 10:59 PM ET on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Mega Millions draws at 11:00 PM ET on Tuesday and Friday. State games draw on their own schedules, and each state's results page shows its latest numbers.

What are the current Powerball and Mega Millions lottery jackpots?

The current Powerball lottery jackpot is an estimated $687M. The current Mega Millions lottery jackpot is an estimated $443M. Both jackpots are the same in every state that sells the games. See each game's results page for the latest numbers and a full prize breakdown.

Are Powerball and Mega Millions numbers the same in every state?

Yes. Every state lottery, plus Washington D.C., sells both games with the same drawings, jackpots and odds. Only tax withholding, claim rules and each state's own games differ.

Which states have no lottery?

Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada, and Utah do not operate state lotteries. Residents typically buy tickets in person in a neighboring lottery state โ€” see the neighbor links on this page.

Which states don't withhold state tax on lottery winnings?

California, Delaware, Florida, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming do not withhold state tax from lottery prizes, so only federal withholding applies at the time of payout. Other states withhold roughly 2.9% to 8.95%. What you ultimately owe depends on your total income and where you live, so use the tax calculator and talk to a tax professional.

Can I claim a lottery prize anonymously?

It depends on the state. In our data, 11 lotteries allow fully anonymous claims (Delaware, Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina, and Wyoming), 10 allow anonymity above a prize threshold, 2 allow claims through a trust, and the rest treat winner identity as public record. Rules change, so confirm with your state lottery before you claim.

How long do I have to claim a lottery prize?

Deadlines vary by state and by game, from roughly 90 days to one year after the draw. The table on this page lists deadlines where we have confirmed them. Always check your ticket and your state lottery's rules.

Can I buy a ticket if my state has no lottery?

Tickets generally must be bought in person in a state that sells them. Residents of Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Nevada and Utah usually buy when traveling to a lottery state.