This longitudinal study examined the dynamic relationship between family income, life satisfaction and satisfaction with government among 21 counties/cities from 2004 to 2010 (except 2006). Results of multivariate multilevel growth models indicated that average family income had positive impacts on average life satisfaction and satisfaction with government at county level. A negative correlation was found between the original family income and growth rate of life satisfaction. The original family income and growth rate of satisfaction with government was positive correlation. In addition, there was negative correlation between growth rates of family income and life satisfaction, positive correlation between growth rates of family income and satisfaction with government and positive correlation between growth rates of satisfaction with government and life satisfaction. Limitations of the study and implications of these findings were discussed.