Median Annual Earnings and the Gender Earnings Ratio for Full-Time, Year-Round Workers by State, 2013

Women’s Earnings

Men’s Earnings

Earnings Ratio

State

Dollars

Rank

Dollars

Rank

Percent

Rank

Alabama

$33,000

41

$43,400

35

76.0%

39

Alaska

$43,000

7

$56,000

6

76.8%

36

Arizona

$36,000

22

$44,000

34

81.8%

17

Arkansas

$30,000

48

$40,000

44

75.0%

44

California

$42,000

9

$50,000

12

84.0%

6

Colorado

$40,000

13

$50,000

12

80.0%

19

Connecticut

$46,000

5

$60,000

2

76.7%

38

Delaware

$41,000

11

$49,900

19

82.2%

16

District of Columbia

$60,000

1

$69,000

1

87.0%

3

Florida

$34,000

36

$40,000

44

85.0%

5

Georgia

$35,000

27

$42,500

39

82.4%

15

Hawaii

$40,000

13

$48,000

20

83.3%

9

Idaho

$30,000

48

$40,000

44

75.0%

44

Illinois

$40,000

13

$50,000

12

80.0%

19

Indiana

$34,000

36

$45,000

27

75.6%

42

Iowa

$35,000

27

$45,000

27

77.8%

29

Kansas

$35,000

27

$45,000

27

77.8%

29

Kentucky

$33,200

40

$42,800

38

77.6%

32

Louisiana

$32,000

43

$48,000

20

66.7%

51

Maine

$36,000

22

$43,000

36

83.7%

8

Maryland

$49,800

2

$57,000

5

87.4%

2

Massachusetts

$48,500

3

$60,000

2

80.8%

18

Michigan

$37,000

21

$48,000

20

77.1%

33

Minnesota

$40,000

13

$50,000

12

80.0%

19

Mississippi

$30,000

48

$40,000

44

75.0%

44

Missouri

$34,000

36

$43,000

36

79.1%

25

Montana

$31,600

46

$42,000

42

75.2%

43

Nebraska

$32,900

42

$45,000

27

73.1%

47

Nevada

$35,000

27

$42,300

40

82.7%

11

New Hampshire

$40,000

13

$52,000

9

76.9%

34

New Jersey

$48,000

4

$60,000

2

80.0%

19

New Mexico

$35,000

27

$42,300

40

82.7%

11

New York

$43,800

6

$50,000

12

87.6%

1

North Carolina

$35,000

27

$42,000

42

83.3%

9

North Dakota

$35,000

27

$46,200

24

75.8%

41

Ohio

$36,000

22

$46,900

23

76.8%

36

Oklahoma

$32,000

43

$40,000

44

80.0%

19

Oregon

$38,000

19

$46,000

25

82.6%

14

Pennsylvania

$38,000

19

$50,000

12

76.0%

39

Rhode Island

$43,000

7

$52,000

9

82.7%

11

South Carolina

$32,000

43

$40,000

44

80.0%

19

South Dakota

$30,000

48

$39,000

51

76.9%

34

Tennessee

$33,500

39

$40,000

44

83.8%

7

Texas

$35,000

27

$45,000

27

77.8%

29

Utah

$35,000

27

$50,000

12

70.0%

48

Vermont

$38,900

18

$45,000

27

86.4%

4

Virginia

$41,000

11

$52,000

9

78.8%

26

Washington

$41,300

10

$53,000

7

77.9%

28

West Virginia

$30,300

47

$45,000

27

67.3%

50

Wisconsin

$36,000

22

$46,000

25

78.3%

27

Wyoming

$36,000

22

$53,000

7

67.9%

49

United States

$38,000

$48,000

79.2%

Note: Aged 16 and older.
Source: IWPR analysis of 2013 American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).