The North Star State comes in at number four with the highest percent of women with health insurance, boasting a female workforce that is 91% insured.

Rankings for the female-male wage ratio in Minnesota have also improved significantly over the past few years, and the state has the second highest percent of women, 69%, in the labor force. More than 30 percent of women in this state have at least a Bachelor’s degree, and a whopping 92.6% live above the poverty line.

The median annual earnings for a woman working full-time, year-round in Minnesota is $35,000.

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#1: District of Columbia

#2: Maryland

#3 Massachusetts

#5: Vermont