Special Report
The States With the Highest Minimum Wage
October 7, 2022 12:00 pm
Last Updated: October 7, 2022 12:52 pm
25. South Dakota
> Minimum hourly wage: $9.95
> Est. hourly wage needed for a family of four: $33.83 — 2nd lowest
> Unemployment rate, Aug 2022: 2.4% — 7th lowest
> Total population: 895,376 — 5th lowest
24. Florida
> Minimum hourly wage: $10.00
> Est. hourly wage needed for a family of four: $37.25 — 23rd highest
> Unemployment rate, Aug 2022: 2.8% — 10th lowest
> Total population: 21,781,128 — 3rd highest
23. Hawaii
> Minimum hourly wage: $10.10
> Est. hourly wage needed for a family of four: $45.71 — 2nd highest
> Unemployment rate, Aug 2022: 3.6% — 23rd highest
> Total population: 1,441,553 — 11th lowest
22. Minnesota
> Minimum hourly wage: $10.33
> Est. hourly wage needed for a family of four: $38.90 — 14th highest
> Unemployment rate, Aug 2022: 2.1% — 3rd lowest
> Total population: 5,707,390 — 22nd highest
21. Alaska
> Minimum hourly wage: $10.34
> Est. hourly wage needed for a family of four: $36.40 — 18th lowest
> Unemployment rate, Aug 2022: 3.5% — 24th highest
> Total population: 732,673 — 3rd lowest
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