Spotlight on Millennials: Poverty & Opportunity Data

Young Women and Men with Health Insurance, United States, 2013

Educational Attainment of Young Women and Men (Aged 25-34) , United States, 2013

Poverty and Opportunity Among Young Women and Men by State, 2013

Poverty Among Young Women and Men (Aged 16-34), United States, 2013

Percent of Women and Men with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher, Aged 25–34 by State, 2013

Young Women and Men with Health Insurance, United States, 2013

Women Aged 16-25

Men Aged 16-25

Women Aged 26-34

Men Aged 26-34

Percent with Health Insurance

80.6%

76.1%

77.5%

68.9%

Source: IWPR analysis of American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).

 

Educational Attainment of Young Women and Men (Aged 25-34) , United States, 2013

Young Women (25-34)

Young Men (25-34)

All Women

All Men

Percent with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher

36.9%

28.8%

29.7%

29.5%

Notes: Aged 25 and older.
Source: IWPR analysis of American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).

 

Table B4.5. Poverty and Opportunity Among Young Women and Men by State, 2013

Percent with Health Insurance, Aged 16–34

Percent with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher, Aged 25–34

Percent Living Below Poverty, Aged 16–34

Women

Men

Women

Men

Women

Men

State

Percent

Rank

Percent

Rank

Percent

Rank

Percent

Rank

Percent

Rank

Percent

Rank

Alabama

76.9%

34

71.3%

35

28.9%

41

21.9%

43

26.4%

44

19.9%

42

Alaska

74.3%

43

71.3%

35

34.6%

28

16.6%

51

14.0%

1

8.0%

1

Arizona

76.3%

38

68.5%

44

28.5%

44

23.1%

39

25.8%

41

20.3%

45

Arkansas

73.6%

46

70.0%

41

25.6%

49

19.8%

47

28.1%

48

20.5%

46

California

76.8%

35

69.7%

43

35.4%

25

28.2%

21

21.7%

24

17.0%

29

Colorado

81.2%

24

76.4%

25

42.1%

12

33.2%

10

20.3%

14

15.1%

14

Connecticut

87.6%

8

81.8%

8

44.8%

6

35.6%

5

16.7%

6

11.0%

3

Delaware

86.3%

9

77.6%

21

36.7%

21

29.9%

15

18.8%

12

14.1%

9

District of Columbia

94.2%

2

89.8%

2

71.3%

1

67.5%

1

22.6%

28

17.8%

35

Florida

71.1%

48

62.3%

50

30.8%

38

22.6%

40

22.9%

29

17.6%

33

Georgia

72.7%

47

65.3%

48

32.9%

32

24.8%

31

25.2%

37

18.9%

38

Hawaii

90.6%

4

87.3%

3

36.9%

19

24.3%

32

15.1%

3

11.9%

4

Idaho

75.9%

41

70.8%

38

28.1%

46

22.6%

40

23.3%

32

20.6%

47

Illinois

83.1%

18

75.1%

27

43.1%

11

33.8%

8

20.9%

17

14.7%

13

Indiana

79.6%

30

73.2%

30

30.7%

39

24.2%

33

24.5%

36

17.5%

32

Iowa

88.0%

6

81.9%

7

37.0%

18

29.3%

18

22.1%

26

16.0%

20

Kansas

80.6%

26

78.4%

17

37.7%

17

29.8%

16

21.4%

22

15.6%

17

Kentucky

76.5%

37

70.9%

37

28.5%

44

22.0%

42

26.1%

42

18.8%

37

Louisiana

74.9%

42

67.5%

45

28.9%

41

20.8%

45

27.5%

47

20.2%

44

Maine

84.0%

15

78.5%

16

34.2%

29

24.9%

30

17.9%

9

17.4%

31

Maryland

86.2%

10

80.3%

10

43.9%

9

34.5%

7

14.0%

1

9.3%

2

Massachusetts

95.2%

1

90.5%

1

53.6%

2

43.6%

2

17.8%

8

12.8%

8

Michigan

83.7%

17

77.1%

23

32.5%

33

26.1%

28

26.3%

43

19.4%

39

Minnesota

88.5%

5

82.8%

6

44.2%

7

33.7%

9

17.9%

9

14.5%

11

Mississippi

74.0%

45

67.1%

46

24.7%

50

17.2%

50

33.9%

51

24.8%

50

Missouri

79.9%

29

75.2%

26

36.0%

23

28.2%

21

23.5%

33

17.6%

33

Montana

77.2%

33

70.7%

39

36.3%

22

27.4%

24

26.9%

45

22.5%

49

Nebraska

83.0%

19

81.0%

9

37.8%

16

30.9%

14

20.4%

15

16.1%

22

Nevada

70.8%

50

67.1%

46

24.5%

51

18.5%

48

21.1%

19

17.1%

30

New Hampshire

81.5%

23

78.6%

15

44.0%

8

31.5%

12

15.2%

4

12.0%

6

New Jersey

80.3%

27

74.2%

28

46.0%

4

37.3%

3

15.2%

4

11.9%

4

New Mexico

70.9%

49

63.1%

49

27.1%

48

17.7%

49

30.9%

50

25.0%

51

New York

85.9%

13

78.4%

17

46.6%

3

37.2%

4

21.0%

18

16.1%

22

North Carolina

76.8%

35

71.5%

34

34.7%

27

25.9%

29

25.5%

38

19.9%

42

North Dakota

86.2%

10

84.5%

5

41.1%

13

26.3%

27

22.2%

27

14.5%

11

Ohio

85.1%

14

78.0%

19

34.1%

30

27.3%

25

23.7%

34

16.8%

27

Oklahoma

74.2%

44

69.9%

42

28.9%

41

21.6%

44

23.9%

35

16.1%

22

Oregon

78.7%

31

72.0%

32

34.1%

30

26.4%

26

25.5%

38

20.9%

48

Pennsylvania

86.1%

12

79.9%

12

40.8%

14

31.9%

11

20.8%

16

16.5%

25

Rhode Island

83.9%

16

76.6%

24

40.8%

14

31.1%

13

21.1%

19

16.0%

20

South Carolina

76.0%

40

70.5%

40

30.6%

40

23.3%

37

27.1%

46

19.5%

40

South Dakota

81.8%

22

79.3%

14

35.8%

24

23.3%

37

22.0%

25

14.3%

10

Tennessee

80.8%

25

71.6%

33

32.4%

34

24.1%

34

25.7%

40

18.7%

36

Texas

67.8%

51

62.2%

51

31.4%

35

23.9%

35

23.0%

30

16.9%

28

Utah

82.4%

21

77.5%

22

31.0%

36

28.5%

20

19.2%

13

15.2%

15

Vermont

92.5%

3

86.2%

4

45.9%

5

29.3%

18

23.0%

30

16.5%

25

Virginia

82.6%

20

77.9%

20

43.8%

10

34.7%

6

18.2%

11

12.4%

7

Washington

78.3%

32

73.6%

29

34.9%

26

29.6%

17

21.3%

21

15.7%

18

West Virginia

76.2%

39

72.1%

31

27.9%

47

20.5%

46

28.8%

49

19.6%

41

Wisconsin

87.8%

7

79.8%

13

36.8%

20

27.6%

23

21.6%

23

15.9%

19

Wyoming

80.3%

27

80.3%

10

31.0%

36

23.4%

36

17.1%

7

15.3%

16

United States

79.2%

72.8%

36.3%

28.3%

22.4%

16.8%

Note: Data for the percent of young women and men with a bachelor’s degree or higher are three-year (2011–2013) averages. All other data are for 2013.
Source: IWPR analysis of American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).

 

 

Poverty Among Young Women and Men (Aged 16-34), United States, 2013

Young Women (16-34)

Young Men (16-34)

All Women (18 and older)

All Men (18 and older)

Percent of Women and Men Living Below Poverty

22.4%

16.8%

15.5%

11.9%

Source: IWPR analysis of American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).

 

Percent of Women and Men with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher, Aged 25–34, 2013

State

Women

Rank

Men

Rank

Alabama

27.2%

47

20.9%

44

Alaska

37.0%

19

17.9%

50

Arizona

28.9%

44

24.0%

36

Arkansas

25.2%

49

20.7%

45

California

36.1%

23

29.0%

20

Colorado

42.1%

12

32.5%

11

Connecticut

46.6%

4

36.1%

5

Delaware

35.8%

24

30.5%

14

District of Columbia

71.0%

1

68.3%

1

Florida

31.5%

39

23.3%

38

Georgia

33.5%

33

25.2%

34

Hawaii

36.5%

20

25.4%

33

Idaho

27.2%

47

22.6%

41

Illinois

43.6%

10

33.9%

8

Indiana

31.3%

40

23.3%

38

Iowa

35.6%

26

28.1%

24

Kansas

38.8%

16

29.5%

19

Kentucky

29.5%

42

23.0%

40

Louisiana

31.1%

41

20.6%

46

Maine

35.5%

27

19.8%

47

Maryland

44.7%

7

33.8%

9

Massachusetts

54.9%

2

42.2%

2

Michigan

33.3%

35

27.3%

28

Minnesota

43.5%

11

34.4%

6

Mississippi

23.7%

51

17.2%

51

Missouri

36.4%

21

30.1%

17

Montana

35.7%

25

26.1%

29

Nebraska

38.6%

17

32.2%

13

Nevada

24.5%

50

18.3%

48

New Hampshire

39.1%

15

28.7%

21

New Jersey

46.4%

6

38.0%

3

New Mexico

29.4%

43

18.0%

49

New York

46.5%

5

37.5%

4

North Carolina

35.0%

29

27.5%

27

North Dakota

39.9%

14

28.4%

23

Ohio

35.1%

28

28.1%

24

Oklahoma

28.2%

46

21.6%

43

Oregon

34.1%

31

27.8%

26

Pennsylvania

41.7%

13

32.5%

11

Rhode Island

44.2%

8

33.6%

10

South Carolina

32.3%

38

23.9%

37

South Dakota

33.7%

32

26.0%

30

Tennessee

33.4%

34

25.8%

31

Texas

32.4%

37

24.7%

35

Utah

32.8%

36

30.2%

15

Vermont

47.1%

3

25.5%

32

Virginia

43.9%

9

34.0%

7

Washington

36.2%

22

30.2%

15

West Virginia

28.6%

45

21.9%

42

Wisconsin

37.7%

18

28.6%

22

Wyoming

34.7%

30

30.0%

18

Total

36.9%

28.8%

Source: IWPR analysis of American Community Survey microdata (Integrated Public Use Microdata Series, Version 5.0).