Chart: Family status of workers who would benefit from increasing the District of Columbia minimum wage to $15 per hour by July 2020 | Economic Policy Institute

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Family status of workers who would benefit from increasing the District of Columbia minimum wage to $15 per hour by July 2020

	Share of total affected
Married parent	16.9%
Single parent	12.1%
Married, no kids	11.5%
Unmarried, no kids	59.5%

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