Gender Wage Ratio by Congressional District
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- Cory Lloyd
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1 Gender by Congressional District Comparison of for Women and Men April 2018 Alabama 1 Byrne, Bradley R $33,404 $50,147 $0.67 Alabama 2 Roby, Martha R $31,717 $41,685 $0.76 Alabama 3 Rogers, Mike R $35,564 $44,643 $0.80 Alabama 4 Aderholt, Robert R $30,260 $41,453 $0.73 Alabama 5 Brooks, Mo R $36,985 $52,183 $0.71 Alabama 6 Palmer, Gary R $41,927 $55,165 $0.76 Alabama 7 Sewell, Terri A. D $31,419 $39,702 $0.79 Alaska At Large Young, Don R $47,518 $56,422 $0.84 Arizona 1 O'Halleran, Tom D $36,725 $45,903 $0.80 Arizona 2 McSally, Martha R $39,167 $47,099 $0.83 Arizona 3 Grijalva, Raúl D $31,781 $38,198 $0.83 Arizona 4 Gosar, Paul A. R $33,611 $45,360 $0.74 Arizona 5 Biggs, Andy R $42,069 $60,800 $0.69 Arizona 6 Schweikert, David R $46,624 $58,976 $0.79 Arizona 7 Gallego, Ruben D $30,576 $31,597 $0.97* Arizona 8 Vacant $41,791 $51,948 $0.80 Arizona 9 Sinema, Kyrsten D $40,051 $45,115 $0.89 Arkansas 1 Crawford, Rick R $30,461 $40,305 $0.76 Arkansas 2 Hill, French R $36,941 $45,387 $0.81 Arkansas 3 Womack, Steve R $32,217 $41,539 $0.78 Arkansas 4 Westerman, Bruce R $31,359 $38,626 $0.81 California 1 LaMalfa, Doug R $38,254 $48,869 $0.78 California 2 Huffman, Jared D $51,931 $61,027 $0.85 California 3 Garamendi, John D $41,272 $51,449 $0.80 California 4 McClintock, Tom R $51,119 $69,976 $0.73 1
2 Gender by Congressional District California 5 Thompson, Mike D $50,077 $50,757 $0.99* California 6 Matsui, Doris O. D $41,795 $45,015 $0.93 California 7 Bera, Ami D $50,360 $58,480 $0.86 California 8 Cook, Paul R $36,048 $41,767 $0.86 California 9 McNerney, Jerry D $44,405 $50,241 $0.88 California 10 Denham, Jeff R $39,992 $51,027 $0.78 California 11 DeSaulnier, Mark D $56,211 $69,535 $0.81 California 12 Pelosi, Nancy D $75,309 $90,872 $0.83 California 13 Lee, Barbara D $56,256 $61,063 $0.92 California 14 Speier, Jackie D $60,060 $72,850 $0.82 California 15 Swalwell, Eric D $61,191 $79,733 $0.77 California 16 Costa, Jim D $32,105 $36,207 $0.89 California 17 Khanna, Ro D $70,390 $100,125 $0.70 California 18 Eshoo, Anna G. D $78,722 $110,756 $0.71 California 19 Lofgren, Zoe D $51,294 $61,068 $0.84 California 20 Panetta, Jimmy D $41,478 $48,093 $0.86 California 21 Valadao, David R $28,873 $32,272 $0.89 California 22 Nunes, Devin R $40,873 $47,647 $0.86 California 23 McCarthy, Kevin R $38,831 $51,406 $0.76 California 24 Carbajal, Salud D $40,957 $47,262 $0.87 California 25 Knight, Steve R $47,123 $57,434 $0.82 California 26 Brownley, Julia D $45,378 $56,997 $0.80 California 27 Chu, Judy D $45,504 $51,705 $0.88 California 28 Schiff, Adam D $47,934 $58,811 $0.82 California 29 Cárdenas, Tony D $32,493 $35,158 $0.92 California 30 Sherman, Brad D $50,709 $60,149 $0.84 California 31 Aguilar, Pete D $37,411 $46,805 $0.80 California 32 Napolitano, Grace D $36,502 $40,223 $0.91 California 33 Lieu, Ted D $72,489 $97,338 $0.74 California 34 Gomez, Jimmy D $31,445 $31,913 $0.99* California 35 Torres, Norma D $32,279 $36,934 $0.87 California 36 Ruiz, Raul D $35,538 $41,184 $0.86 California 37 Bass, Karen D $44,383 $41,842 $1.06* 2
3 Gender by Congressional District California 38 Sánchez, Linda D $38,939 $45,393 $0.86 California 39 Royce, Ed R $51,765 $55,923 $0.93 California 40 Roybal-Allard, Lucille D $28,145 $30,744 $0.92 California 41 Takano, Mark D $36,205 $42,245 $0.86 California 42 Calvert, Ken R $46,243 $57,898 $0.80 California 43 Waters, Maxine D $39,122 $41,436 $0.94* California 44 Barragán, Nanette D $31,538 $35,009 $0.90 California 45 Walters, Mimi R $62,142 $83,307 $0.75 California 46 Correa, J. Luis D $31,871 $35,716 $0.89 California 47 Lowenthal, Alan D $47,137 $47,949 $0.98* California 48 Rohrabacher, Dana R $60,257 $67,270 $0.90 California 49 Issa, Darrell R $51,180 $55,880 $0.92 California 50 Hunter, Duncan D. R $40,972 $51,793 $0.79 California 51 Vargas, Juan D $30,057 $35,410 $0.85 California 52 Peters, Scott D $55,909 $72,442 $0.77 California 53 Davis, Susan D $44,825 $51,606 $0.87 Colorado 1 DeGette, Diana D $48,011 $52,180 $0.92 Colorado 2 Polis, Jared D $46,558 $56,548 $0.82 Colorado 3 Tipton, Scott R $36,607 $45,236 $0.81 Colorado 4 Buck, Ken R $44,069 $54,009 $0.82 Colorado 5 Lamborn, Doug R $40,210 $47,439 $0.85 Colorado 6 Coffman, Mike R $46,458 $52,318 $0.89 Colorado 7 Perlmutter, Ed D $43,017 $50,517 $0.85 Connecticut 1 Larson, John B. D $50,437 $60,766 $0.83 Connecticut 2 Courtney, Joe D $49,289 $63,058 $0.78 Connecticut 3 DeLauro, Rosa L. D $50,106 $62,373 $0.80 Connecticut 4 Himes, Jim D $61,961 $77,481 $0.80 Connecticut 5 Esty, Elizabeth D $49,264 $61,854 $0.80 Delaware At Large Blunt Rochester, Lisa D $41,771 $50,924 $0.82 3
4 Gender by Congressional District District of At Large Norton, Eleanor Holmes D Columbia $64,908 $75,343 $0.86 Florida 1 Gaetz, Matt R $31,967 $45,419 $0.70 Florida 2 Dunn, Neal R $35,654 $40,618 $0.88 Florida 3 Yoho, Ted R $36,581 $41,233 $0.89 Florida 4 Rutherford, John R $42,022 $51,826 $0.81 Florida 5 Lawson, Al D $33,509 $37,093 $0.90 Florida 6 DeSantis, Ron R $33,750 $40,490 $0.83 Florida 7 Murphy, Stephanie D $40,296 $48,571 $0.83 Florida 8 Posey, Bill R $37,175 $45,970 $0.81 Florida 9 Soto, Darren D $35,682 $40,335 $0.88 Florida 10 Demings, Val D $31,507 $41,343 $0.76 Florida 11 Webster, Daniel R $32,180 $39,315 $0.82 Florida 12 Bilirakis, Gus M. R $41,258 $44,522 $0.93 Florida 13 Crist, Charlie D $37,710 $41,408 $0.91 Florida 14 Castor, Kathy D $39,389 $45,054 $0.87 Florida 15 Ross, Dennis R $36,428 $41,732 $0.87 Florida 16 Buchanan, Vern R $36,930 $44,958 $0.82 Florida 17 Rooney, Tom R $32,460 $40,044 $0.81 Florida 18 Mast, Brian R $40,162 $44,523 $0.90 Florida 19 Rooney, Francis R $36,401 $40,423 $0.90 Florida 20 Hastings, Alcee L. D $31,437 $34,214 $0.92 Florida 21 Frankel, Lois D $37,832 $41,990 $0.90 Florida 22 Deutch, Ted D $45,000 $51,358 $0.88 Florida 23 Wasserman Schultz, Debbie D $41,440 $51,245 $0.81 Florida 24 Wilson, Frederica D $30,689 $31,464 $0.98* Florida 25 Díaz-Balart, Mario R $27,901 $35,142 $0.79 Florida 26 Curbelo, Carlos R $32,272 $36,792 $0.88 Florida 27 Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana R $37,486 $44,148 $0.85 Georgia 1 Carter, Buddy R $35,631 $41,870 $0.85 Georgia 2 Bishop Jr., Sanford D. D $30,667 $37,650 $0.81 Georgia 3 Ferguson, A. Drew R $37,012 $49,328 $0.75 4
5 Gender by Congressional District Georgia 4 Johnson Jr., Henry C. Hank D $40,277 $41,085 $0.98* Georgia 5 Lewis, John D $42,152 $51,587 $0.82 Georgia 6 Handel, Karen C. R $53,969 $70,872 $0.76 Georgia 7 Woodall, Robert R $42,319 $52,030 $0.81 Georgia 8 Scott, Austin R $31,434 $42,200 $0.74 Georgia 9 Collins, Doug R $32,149 $40,370 $0.80 Georgia 10 Hice, Jody R $35,820 $47,134 $0.76 Georgia 11 Loudermilk, Barry R $46,349 $56,560 $0.82 Georgia 12 Allen, Rick R $33,192 $40,698 $0.82 Georgia 13 Scott, David D $37,922 $46,550 $0.81 Georgia 14 Graves, Tom R $35,027 $41,124 $0.85 Hawaii 1 Hanabusa, Colleen D $42,558 $51,589 $0.82 Hawaii 2 Gabbard, Tulsi D $40,060 $45,981 $0.87 Idaho 1 Labrador, Raúl R. R $33,941 $44,481 $0.76 Idaho 2 Simpson, Mike R $35,026 $45,772 $0.77 Illinois 1 Rush, Bobby L. D $44,003 $51210 $0.86 Illinois 2 Kelly, Robin D $39,754 $45,827 $0.87 Illinois 3 Lipinski, Daniel D $41,622 $52,543 $0.79 Illinois 4 Gutiérrez, Luis D $35,335 $37,158 $0.95 Illinois 5 Quigley, Mike D $55,238 $62,657 $0.88 Illinois 6 Roskam, Peter J. R $54,380 $80,468 $0.68 Illinois 7 Davis, Danny K. D $51,237 $58,853 $0.87 Illinois 8 Krishnamoorthi, Raja D $41,555 $52,430 $0.79 Illinois 9 Schakowsky, Jan D $51,817 $62,399 $0.83 Illinois 10 Schneider, Bradley D $45,677 $58,370 $0.78 Illinois 11 Foster, Bill D $42,203 $56,432 $0.75 Illinois 12 Bost, Mike R $35,842 $49,272 $0.73 Illinois 13 Davis, Rodney R $37,252 $48,840 $0.76 Illinois 14 Hultgren, Randy R $50,644 $72,061 $0.70 Illinois 15 Shimkus, John R $36,238 $46,926 $0.77 5
6 Gender by Congressional District Illinois 16 Kinzinger, Adam R $37,064 $51,684 $0.72 Illinois 17 Bustos, Cheri D $32,140 $45,677 $0.70 Illinois 18 LaHood, Darin R $40,131 $54,437 $0.74 Indiana 1 Visclosky, Peter D $40,072 $55,776 $0.72 Indiana 2 Walorski, Jackie R $32,324 $47,201 $0.68 Indiana 3 Banks, Jim R $34,224 $46,183 $0.74 Indiana 4 Rokita, Todd R $36,805 $50,238 $0.73 Indiana 5 Brooks, Susan W. R $45,551 $60,841 $0.75 Indiana 6 Messer, Luke R $35,885 $46,466 $0.77 Indiana 7 Carson, André D $35,702 $40,664 $0.88 Indiana 8 Bucshon, Larry R $32,305 $45,853 $0.70 Indiana 9 Hollingsworth, Trey R $36,720 $48,847 $0.75 Iowa 1 Blum, Rod R $36,894 $49,578 $0.74 Iowa 2 Loebsack, David D $36,108 $47,054 $0.77 Iowa 3 Young, David R $42,296 $52,070 $0.81 Iowa 4 King, Steve R $35,968 $46,336 $0.78 Kansas 1 Marshall, Roger R $31,846 $41,012 $0.78 Kansas 2 Jenkins, Lynn R $36,174 $46,046 $0.79 Kansas 3 Yoder, Kevin R $44,834 $60,142 $0.75 Kansas 4 Estes, Ron R $36,277 $48,686 $0.75 Kentucky 1 Comer, James R $30,510 $40,952 $0.75 Kentucky 2 Guthrie, S. Brett R $35,767 $46,097 $0.78 Kentucky 3 Yarmuth, John A. D $40,094 $46,223 $0.87 Kentucky 4 Massie, Thomas R $41,660 $51,393 $0.81 Kentucky 5 Rogers, Harold R $30,399 $40,802 $0.75 Kentucky 6 Barr, Andy R $37,431 $45,262 $0.83 Louisiana 1 Scalise, Steve R $37,442 $53,139 $0.70 Louisiana 2 Richmond, Cedric D $32,088 $41,610 $0.77 6
7 Gender by Congressional District Louisiana 3 Higgins, Clay R $33,637 $50,932 $0.66 Louisiana 4 Johnson, Mike R $32,015 $44,650 $0.72 Louisiana 5 Abraham, Ralph R $30,706 $42,469 $0.72 Louisiana 6 Graves, Garret R $37,191 $57,633 $0.65 Maine 1 Pingree, Chellie D $41,869 $51,410 $0.81 Maine 2 Poliquin, Bruce R $37,309 $43,394 $0.86 Maryland 1 Harris, Andy R $43,930 $57,858 $0.76 Maryland 2 Ruppersberger, C.A. Dutch D $46,202 $55,602 $0.83 Maryland 3 Sarbanes, John P. D $52,273 $65,556 $0.80 Maryland 4 Brown, Anthony D $52,193 $54,993 $0.95 Maryland 5 Hoyer, Steny H. D $58,158 $64,670 $0.90 Maryland 6 Delaney, John D $51,891 $61,377 $0.85 Maryland 7 Cummings, Elijah D $46,211 $59,576 $0.78 Maryland 8 Raskin, Jamin D $61,478 $75,989 $0.81 Massachusetts 1 Neal, Richard E. D $42,442 $51,984 $0.82 Massachusetts 2 McGovern, James D $47,995 $60,417 $0.79 Massachusetts 3 Tsongas, Niki D $48,700 $62,973 $0.77 Massachusetts 4 Kennedy III, Joseph P. D $55,642 $75,717 $0.73 Massachusetts 5 Clark, Katherine D $61,644 $73,585 $0.84 Massachusetts 6 Moulton, Seth D $55,610 $69,661 $0.80 Massachusetts 7 Capuano, Michael E. D $49,790 $52,938 $0.94 Massachusetts 8 Lynch, Stephen F. D $58,827 $67,513 $0.87 Massachusetts 9 Keating, William D $47,057 $61,535 $0.76 Michigan 1 Bergman, Jack R $32,474 $43,587 $0.75 Michigan 2 Huizenga, Bill R $34,642 $46,930 $0.74 Michigan 3 Amash, Justin R $39,298 $50,110 $0.78 Michigan 4 Moolenaar, John R $35,768 $45,922 $0.78 Michigan 5 Kildee, Daniel D $33,311 $44,520 $0.75 Michigan 6 Upton, Fred R $36,606 $47,174 $0.78 7
8 Gender by Congressional District Michigan 7 Walberg, Tim R $40,502 $51,522 $0.79 Michigan 8 Bishop, Mike R $45,822 $61,960 $0.74 Michigan 9 Levin, Sander D $41,566 $51,905 $0.80 Michigan 10 Mitchell, Paul R $41,321 $55,916 $0.74 Michigan 11 Trott, Dave R $50,718 $75,264 $0.67 Michigan 12 Dingell, Debbie D $43,799 $52,035 $0.84 Michigan 13 Vacant $34,675 $40,013 $0.87 Michigan 14 Lawrence, Brenda D $40,263 $46,339 $0.87 Minnesota 1 Walz, Timothy J. D $40,170 $48223 $0.83 Minnesota 2 Lewis, Jason R $47,327 $61,311 $0.77 Minnesota 3 Paulsen, Erik R $52,595 $67,208 $0.78 Minnesota 4 McCollum, Betty D $47,992 $55,719 $0.86 Minnesota 5 Ellison, Keith D $46,414 $51,121 $0.91 Minnesota 6 Emmer, Tom R $44,502 $57,076 $0.78 Minnesota 7 Peterson, Collin C. D $36,003 $45,757 $0.79 Minnesota 8 Nolan, Rick D $37,782 $49,729 $0.76 Mississippi 1 Kelly, Trent R $31,975 $42,011 $0.76 Mississippi 2 Thompson, Bennie G. D $30,484 $38,268 $0.80 Mississippi 3 Harper, Gregg R $32,045 $48,208 $0.66 Mississippi 4 Palazzo, Steven R $33,150 $42,119 $0.79 Missouri 1 Clay Jr., William Lacy D $38,272 $44,529 $0.86 Missouri 2 Wagner, Ann R $50,154 $67,006 $0.75 Missouri 3 Luetkemeyer, Blaine R $38,748 $50,102 $0.77 Missouri 4 Hartzler, Vicky R $32,244 $41,183 $0.78 Missouri 5 Cleaver, Emanuel D $36,108 $45,156 $0.80 Missouri 6 Graves, Sam R $37,424 $49,826 $0.75 Missouri 7 Long, Billy R $31,183 $39,698 $0.79 Missouri 8 Smith, Jason R $30,619 $41,632 $0.74 Montana At Large Gianforte, Greg R $34,028 $46,545 $0.73 8
9 Gender by Congressional District Nebraska 1 Fortenberry, Jeffrey R $36,235 $46,260 $0.78 Nebraska 2 Bacon, Don R $41,887 $51,579 $0.81 Nebraska 3 Smith, Adrian R $32,084 $44,944 $0.71 Nevada 1 Titus, Dina D $31,581 $34,470 $0.92 Nevada 2 Amodei, Mark R $37,692 $48,504 $0.78 Nevada 3 Rosen, Jacky D $41,932 $52,380 $0.80 Nevada 4 Kihuen, Ruben J. D $37,104 $45,011 $0.82 New Hampshire 1 Shea-Porter, Carol D $43,559 $52,989 $0.82 New Hampshire 2 Kuster, Ann D $45,241 $54,013 $0.84 New Jersey 1 Norcross, Donald D $48,247 $57,047 $0.85 New Jersey 2 LoBiondo, Frank R $42,219 $51,879 $0.81 New Jersey 3 MacArthur, Tom R $47,413 $61,670 $0.77 New Jersey 4 Smith, Chris R $51,662 $71,530 $0.72 New Jersey 5 Gottheimer, Joshua D $56,990 $77,131 $0.74 New Jersey 6 Pallone Jr., Frank D $48,938 $61,342 $0.80 New Jersey 7 Lance, Leonard R $61,542 $90,597 $0.68 New Jersey 8 Sires, Albio D $41,827 $47,913 $0.87 New Jersey 9 Pascrell Jr., Bill D $41,189 $52,905 $0.78 New Jersey 10 Payne Jr., Donald D $41,494 $47,117 $0.88 New Jersey 11 Frelinghuysen, Rodney R $63,231 $86,455 $0.73 New Jersey 12 Watson Coleman, Bonnie D $55,606 $71,370 $0.78 New Mexico 1 Lujan Grisham, Michelle D $36,538 $42,066 $0.87 New Mexico 2 Pearce, Steve R $31,433 $39,981 $0.79 New Mexico 3 Luján, Ben R. D $36,238 $49,482 $0.73 New York 1 Zeldin, Lee R $52,629 $61,847 $0.85 New York 2 King, Pete R $51,639 $61,192 $0.84 New York 3 Suozzi, Thomas D $60,643 $81,952 $0.74 New York 4 Rice, Kathleen D $55,685 $70,082 $0.79 9
10 Gender by Congressional District New York 5 Meeks, Gregory W. D $42,177 $46,108 $0.91 New York 6 Meng, Grace D $47,052 $50,791 $0.93 New York 7 Velázquez, Nydia M. D $46,584 $48,522 $0.96* New York 8 Jeffries, Hakeem D $47,018 $50,726 $0.93 New York 9 Clarke, Yvette D. D $46,671 $50,867 $0.92 New York 10 Nadler, Jerrold D $74,394 $91,439 $0.81 New York 11 Donovan, Daniel R $51,591 $60,570 $0.85 New York 12 Maloney, Carolyn D $78,061 $100,392 $0.78 New York 13 Espaillat, Adriano D $40,765 $40,353 $1.01* New York 14 Crowley, Joseph D $41,273 $40,751 $1.01* New York 15 Serrano, José E. D $31,239 $31,177 $1.00* New York 16 Engel, Eliot D $51,861 $61,587 $0.84 New York 17 Lowey, Nita D $60,850 $70,606 $0.86 New York 18 Maloney, Sean Patrick D $51,222 $65,217 $0.79 New York 19 Faso, John R $42,195 $50,424 $0.84 New York 20 Tonko, Paul D. D $44,621 $52,530 $0.85 New York 21 Stefanik, Elise R $38,631 $45,227 $0.85 New York 22 Tenney, Claudia R $37,741 $48,109 $0.78 New York 23 Reed, Tom R $37,249 $46,207 $0.81 New York 24 Katko, John R $41,366 $50,909 $0.81 New York 25 Vacant D $41,607 $52,663 $0.79 New York 26 Higgins, Brian D $40,640 $50,880 $0.80 New York 27 Collins, Chris R $41,210 $53,648 $0.77 North Carolina 1 Butterfield, G. K. D $34,781 $40,424 $0.86 North Carolina 2 Holding, George R $41,683 $52,196 $0.80 North Carolina 3 Jones, Walter B. R $34,696 $40,141 $0.86 North Carolina 4 Price, David D $47,975 $56,044 $0.86 North Carolina 5 Foxx, Virginia R $35,788 $40,666 $0.88 North Carolina 6 Walker, Mark R $36,052 $42,996 $0.84 North Carolina 7 Rouzer, David R $35,229 $41,814 $0.84 North Carolina 8 Hudson, Richard R $34,405 $42,281 $0.81 North Carolina 9 Pittenger, Robert R $37,021 $51,387 $
11 Gender by Congressional District North Carolina 10 McHenry, Patrick T. R $35,382 $41694 $0.85 North Carolina 11 Meadows, Mark R $33,561 $39,194 $0.86 North Carolina 12 Adams, Alma D $40,393 $47,929 $0.84 North Carolina 13 Budd, Ted R $36,080 $45,395 $0.79 North Dakota At Large Cramer, Kevin R $38,407 $51,789 $0.74 Ohio 1 Chabot, Steve R $41,551 $52,114 $0.80 Ohio 2 Wenstrup, Brad R $41,595 $52,286 $0.80 Ohio 3 Beatty, Joyce D $36,959 $41,691 $0.89 Ohio 4 Jordan, Jim R $34,232 $46,749 $0.73 Ohio 5 Latta, Robert E. R $37,573 $50,510 $0.74 Ohio 6 Johnson, Bill R $32,107 $45,397 $0.71 Ohio 7 Gibbs, Bob R $35,950 $47,391 $0.76 Ohio 8 Davidson, Warren R $38,476 $50,328 $0.76 Ohio 9 Kaptur, Marcy D $35,980 $43,145 $0.83 Ohio 10 Turner, Michael R $38,027 $49,341 $0.77 Ohio 11 Fudge, Marcia L. D $36,866 $44,115 $0.84 Ohio 12 Vacant $45,468 $61,525 $0.74 Ohio 13 Ryan, Tim D $35,294 $45,083 $0.78 Ohio 14 Joyce, David R $44,004 $59,493 $0.74 Ohio 15 Stivers, Steve R $41,814 $51,070 $0.82 Ohio 16 Renacci, Jim R $41,810 $52,249 $0.80 Oklahoma 1 Bridenstine, James R $36,704 $49763 $0.74 Oklahoma 2 Mullin, Markwayne R $30,693 $40,787 $0.75 Oklahoma 3 Lucas, Frank R $32,223 $46,179 $0.70 Oklahoma 4 Cole, Tom R $34,222 $46,716 $0.73 Oklahoma 5 Russell, Steve R $35,600 $46,669 $0.76 Oregon 1 Bonamici, Suzanne D $46,306 $60,327 $0.77 Oregon 2 Walden, Greg R $33,709 $44,413 $0.76 Oregon 3 Blumenauer, Earl D $44,784 $51,184 $
12 Gender by Congressional District Oregon 4 DeFazio, Peter D $36,372 $45,980 $0.79 Oregon 5 Schrader, Kurt D $37,528 $50,458 $0.74 Pennsylvania 1 Brady, Robert D $40,718 $47,208 $0.86 Pennsylvania 2 Evans, Dwight D $41,370 $50,002 $0.83 Pennsylvania 3 Kelly, Mike R $36,666 $49,972 $0.73 Pennsylvania 4 Perry, Scott R $40,461 $51,588 $0.78 Pennsylvania 5 Thompson, Glenn W. R $35,384 $45,640 $0.78 Pennsylvania 6 Costello, Ryan R $48,960 $65,098 $0.75 Pennsylvania 7 Meehan, Pat R $52,262 $67,297 $0.78 Pennsylvania 8 Fitzpatrick, Brian R $49,823 $65,119 $0.77 Pennsylvania 9 Shuster, Bill R $33,959 $45,643 $0.74 Pennsylvania 10 Marino, Tom R $36,040 $47,428 $0.76 Pennsylvania 11 Barletta, Lou R $39,114 $49,169 $0.80 Pennsylvania 12 Rothfus, Keith R $42,104 $56,981 $0.74 Pennsylvania 13 Boyle, Brendan D $43,940 $52,109 $0.84 Pennsylvania 14 Doyle, Mike D $40,007 $47,274 $0.85 Pennsylvania 15 Dent, Charles W. R $41,827 $51,858 $0.81 Pennsylvania 16 Smucker, Lloyd R $38,186 $50,110 $0.76 Pennsylvania 17 Cartwright, Matthew D $36,414 $47,749 $0.76 Pennsylvania 18 Lamb, Conor D $43,384 $60,303 $0.72 Rhode Island 1 Cicilline, David D $42,438 $52,228 $0.81 Rhode Island 2 Langevin, Jim D $44,225 $55,564 $0.80 South Carolina 1 Sanford, Mark R $39,534 $52,083 $0.76 South Carolina 2 Wilson, Joe R $37,182 $49,182 $0.76 South Carolina 3 Duncan, Jeff R $32,119 $41,882 $0.77 South Carolina 4 Gowdy, Trey R $36,680 $46,754 $0.78 South Carolina 5 Norman, Ralph R $35,289 $45,171 $0.78 South Carolina 6 Clyburn, James E. D $30,436 $35,992 $0.85 South Carolina 7 Rice, Tom R $31,646 $38,231 $
13 Gender by Congressional District South Dakota At Large Noem, Kristi R $35,436 $45,384 $0.78 Tennessee 1 Roe, Phil R $31,227 $39,556 $0.79 Tennessee 2 Duncan Jr., John J. R $35,679 $45,812 $0.78 Tennessee 3 Fleischmann, Chuck R $36,116 $43,703 $0.83 Tennessee 4 DesJarlais, Scott R $35,356 $42,335 $0.84 Tennessee 5 Cooper, Jim D $40,092 $42,024 $0.95 Tennessee 6 Black, Diane R $35,832 $43,347 $0.83 Tennessee 7 Blackburn, Marsha R $36,693 $48,952 $0.75 Tennessee 8 Kustoff, David R $37,232 $50,465 $0.74 Tennessee 9 Cohen, Steve D $33,621 $39,455 $0.85 Texas 1 Gohmert, Louie R $31,630 $41,838 $0.76 Texas 2 Poe, Ted R $51,039 $60,603 $0.84 Texas 3 Johnson, Sam R $53,725 $75,010 $0.72 Texas 4 Ratcliffe, John R $35,029 $50,803 $0.69 Texas 5 Hensarling, Jeb R $34,849 $40,579 $0.86 Texas 6 Barton, Joe R $41,226 $50,384 $0.82 Texas 7 Culberson, John R $50,508 $61,343 $0.82 Texas 8 Brady, Kevin R $41,572 $56,053 $0.74 Texas 9 Green, Al D $31,451 $34,787 $0.90 Texas 10 McCaul, Michael T. R $46,621 $56,849 $0.82 Texas 11 Conaway, K. Michael R $32,069 $47,081 $0.68 Texas 12 Granger, Kay R $40,033 $51,394 $0.78 Texas 13 Thornberry, Mac R $32,942 $45,385 $0.73 Texas 14 Weber, Randy R $40,085 $56,282 $0.71 Texas 15 Gonzalez, Vicente D $30,095 $37,101 $0.81 Texas 16 O'Rourke, Beto D $31,570 $37,471 $0.84 Texas 17 Flores, Bill R $36,088 $46,657 $0.77 Texas 18 Jackson Lee, Sheila D $34,319 $39,668 $0.87 Texas 19 Arrington, Jodey R $31,537 $42,005 $0.75 Texas 20 Castro, Joaquin D $35,013 $38,625 $0.91 Texas 21 Smith, Lamar R $45,635 $55,375 $
14 Gender by Congressional District Texas 22 Olson, Pete R $52,475 $70,277 $0.75 Texas 23 Hurd, Will R $31,219 $41,432 $0.75 Texas 24 Marchant, Kenny R $45,462 $60,504 $0.75 Texas 25 Williams, Roger R $42,240 $52,053 $0.81 Texas 26 Burgess, Michael R $50,274 $69,384 $0.72 Texas 27 Farenthold, Blake R $31,842 $48,664 $0.65 Texas 28 Cuellar, Henry D $29,494 $36,312 $0.81 Texas 29 Green, Gene D $26,001 $35,142 $0.74 Texas 30 Johnson, Eddie Bernice D $36,291 $36,560 $0.99* Texas 31 Carter, John R $40,912 $51,160 $0.80 Texas 32 Sessions, Pete R $46,218 $51,926 $0.89 Texas 33 Veasey, Marc D $26,131 $30,655 $0.85 Texas 34 Vela, Filemon D $26,970 $35,920 $0.75 Texas 35 Doggett, Lloyd D $32,336 $36,370 $0.89 Texas 36 Babin, Brian R $37,348 $58,674 $0.64 Utah 1 Bishop, Rob R $35,439 $51,297 $0.69 Utah 2 Stewart, Chris R $35,874 $46,818 $0.77 Utah 3 Curtis, John R. R $36,821 $59,343 $0.62 Utah 4 Love, Mia R $36,182 $50,204 $0.72 Vermont At Large Welch, Peter D $41,122 $47,840 $0.86 Virginia 1 Wittman, Robert J. R $47,358 $61,946 $0.76 Virginia 2 Taylor, Scott R $40,165 $47,400 $0.85 Virginia 3 Scott, Robert C. D $36,809 $43,271 $0.85 Virginia 4 McEachin, A. Donald D $40,373 $50,266 $0.80 Virginia 5 Garrett, Thomas R $37,253 $46,102 $0.81 Virginia 6 Goodlatte, Bob R $35,977 $43,600 $0.83 Virginia 7 Brat, Dave R $44,217 $57,458 $0.77 Virginia 8 Beyer, Don D $68,307 $80,638 $0.85 Virginia 9 Griffith, Morgan R $34,199 $41,297 $0.83 Virginia 10 Comstock, Barbara R $61,102 $90,506 $
15 Gender by Congressional District Virginia 11 Connolly, Gerald E. Gerry D $60,344 $75,475 $0.80 Washington 1 DelBene, Suzan D $55,729 $78,797 $0.71 Washington 2 Larsen, Rick D $41,464 $55,318 $0.75 Washington 3 Herrera Beutler, Jaime R $41,133 $52,753 $0.78 Washington 4 Newhouse, Dan R $35,267 $43,350 $0.81 Washington 5 McMorris Rodgers, Cathy R $36,918 $47,141 $0.78 Washington 6 Kilmer, Derek D $41,361 $52,442 $0.79 Washington 7 Jayapal, Pramila D $58,289 $75,755 $0.77 Washington 8 Reichert, David G. R $46,233 $69,475 $0.67 Washington 9 Smith, Adam D $48,167 $62,184 $0.77 Washington 10 Heck, Denny D $42,334 $51,211 $0.83 West Virginia 1 McKinley, David R $33,145 $46,043 $0.72 West Virginia 2 Mooney, Alex R $35,419 $48,169 $0.74 West Virginia 3 Jenkins, Evan R $31,466 $42,140 $0.75 Wisconsin 1 Ryan, Paul D. R $40,800 $51,941 $0.79 Wisconsin 2 Pocan, Mark D $42,309 $51,859 $0.82 Wisconsin 3 Kind, Ron D $35,572 $45,999 $0.77 Wisconsin 4 Moore, Gwen D $36,557 $42,213 $0.87 Wisconsin 5 Sensenbrenner, F. James R $45,403 $56,610 $0.80 Wisconsin 6 Grothman, Glenn R $38,101 $50,518 $0.75 Wisconsin 7 Duffy, Sean P. R $36,439 $46,068 $0.79 Wisconsin 8 Gallagher, Mike R $37,423 $50,536 $0.74 Wyoming At Large Cheney, Liz R $39,338 $51,234 $0.77 *In 422 out of 435 congressional districts, women who work full time, year-round are paid less than men. In these 13 districts, women are either paid the same or more than men, or the margin of error is large enough and the earnings ratio is close enough to one that it cannot be said with at least 90 percent confidence that there is a gender wage gap. 15
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Gender by Congressional District Comparison of for Women and Men April 2017 Alabama 1 Byrne, Bradley R $31,612 $45,755 $0.69 Alabama 2 Roby, Martha R $31,651 $41,886 $0.76 Alabama 3 Rogers, Mike R $33,862
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living Alaska 00 47,808 21,213 44.4 Alabama 01 20,661 3,288 15.9 Alabama 02 23,949 6,614 27.6 Alabama 03 20,225 3,247 16.1 Alabama 04 41,412 7,933 19.2 Alabama 05 34,388 11,863 34.5 Alabama 06 34,849 4,074
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