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U.S. gender pay gap in 2016, by state

Female to male earnings ratio of workers in the U.S. in 2016, by state

The data displays the female to male earnings ratio in the United States in 2016, based on the median income in USD. In 2016, the District of Columbia had the highest earnings ratio for women as female workers earned 80.96% of their male counterparts on average.

Florida	80.96
Vermont	80.43
District of Columbia	78.1
Nevada	77.72
Hawaii	77.57
Maryland	76.69
Delaware	76.68
New York	76.68
Arizona	75.26
California	75.25
North Carolina	74.52
New Hampshire	74.15
Rhode Island	74.12
Minnesota	73.98
Tennessee	73.9
Colorado	73.87
Arkansas	73.53
Georgia	73.33
Virginia	73
Maine	72.86
Alaska	72.84
South Carolina	72.25
New Mexico	72.09
South Dakota	71.48
Oregon	71.04
Missouri	70.83
Nebraska	70.5
Texas	70.4
Massachusetts	70.32
Illinois	69.95
Ohio	69.41
Kentucky	69.12
Kansas	69.04
Mississippi	68.96
Montana	68.88
Iowa	68.68
Oklahoma	68.38
Pennsylvania	67.79
Washington	67.76
Michigan	67.41
Connecticut	67.06
Indiana	66.95
Wisconsin	66.9
New Jersey	66.42
Alabama	66.14
North Dakota	65.52
West Virginia	65.52
Idaho	64.68
Louisiana	61.7
Wyoming	61.45
Utah	55.64

U.S. gender pay gap in 2016, by state

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