Despite the international recognition of the vital role of egovernment in realizing economic development, few empirical studies measured the relationship between e-government and economic growth, particularly in the European Union. Thus, this paper examines the impact of e-government on per capita GDP in the European Union countries where e-government is measured in two ways:(1) the e-government enablers, represented by the United Nations E-Government Development Index and its sub-indexes, namely, telecommunication infrastructure, human capital, online service, in addition to the e-participation index; (2) Eurostat variables which gauge the individuals actual use of e-government services through three modes, particularly, obtaining information, downloading official forms, and submitting completed official forms online, in addition to the overall interaction with governments online.