List of U.S. state minimum wages

• Federal $5.15 (29 USC Sec. 206)
  
• Alabama $5.15
• Alaska $7.15
• Arizona $5.15
• Arkansas $5.15
• California $6.75
• Colorado $5.15
• Connecticut $7.10
• Delaware $6.15
• District of Columbia $6.60 (Rising to $7.00 on January 1, 2006)
• Florida $6.15 (as of mid-2005)
• Georgia $5.15
• Hawaii $6.25
• Idaho $5.15
• Illinois $7.05
• Indiana $5.15
• Iowa $5.15
• Kansas $5.15
• Kentucky $5.15
• Louisiana $5.15
• Maine $6.25
• Maryland $5.15
• Massachusetts $6.75
• Michigan $5.15
• Minnesota $5.15
• Mississippi $5.15
• Missouri $5.15
• Montana $5.15
• Nebraska $5.15
• Nevada $5.15 (2004 election ballot could create $6.15 minimum wage)
• New Hampshire $5.15
• New Jersey $5.15 (Increases to $6.15 in October 2005, and $7.15 in October 2006)
• New Mexico $5.15
• New York $6.00 (Rising to $6.75 on January 1, 2006, and to $7.15 on January 1, 2007)
• North Carolina $5.15
• North Dakota $5.15
• Ohio $5.15
• Oklahoma $5.15 ($2.00 for work not covered by federal minimum wage) (OK Statutes 40-197.5)
• Oregon $7.25 [1] $5.15
• Rhode Island $6.75
• South Carolina $5.15
• South Dakota $5.15
• Tennessee $5.15
• Texas $5.15
• Utah $5.15
• Vermont $6.25
• Virginia $5.15
• Washington $7.35 (Revised Code of Washington Sec. 49.46.020) [1]
• West Virginia $5.15
• Wisconsin $5.15
• Wyoming $5.15
  

  External links

• U.S. Department of Labor's Minimum Wage by state table

• U.S. Department of Labor's Minimum wage for tipped employees table