Connecticut, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington D.C. are all increasing their minimum wages this summer: Summer 2023 minimum wage increase, type of increase, number of affected workers, and wage impacts by state
State | 2023 minimum wage | 2023 tipped minimum wage | Type of change | Type of change indicator | Size of increase | Size of tipped minimum wage increase | Number of workers affected | Share of workforce affected | Total change in wage bill | Change in full-time worker average annual wages |
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Connecticut | $15.00 | $6.38 | Legislation | 2 | $1.00 | $0.00 | 250,000 | 15.5% | $207,966,000 | $878 |
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Washington D.C. | $17.00 | $8.00 | Inflation adjustment/ ballot measure | 3 | $0.90 | $2.00 | 88,100 | 11.7% | $119,273,000 | $ 1,354 |
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Nevada | $11.25 | Legislation | 2 | $0.75 | 184,100 | 14.2% | $124,179,000 | $679 | ||
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Oregon | $14.20 | Inflation adjustment | 1 | $0.70 | 242,300 | 13.0% | $163,482,000 | $675 | ||
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Notes: “Legislation” indicates that the new rate was established by the legislature. “Ballot measure” indicates the new rate was set by a ballot initiative passed by voters. “Inflation adjustment” indicates that the new rate was established by a formula, reflecting the change in prices over the preceding year. Connecticut increased its minimum June 1. Oregon has three regional minimum wages (Portland Urband Growth Boundary, nonurban counties, and remainder of the state). The 2023 minimum wage value reflects the value for the remainder of the state, but the impacts account for different increases per region. Washington D.C's regular minimum wage increases due to an inflation adjustment, but its tipped minimum increases because of a ballot measure. Average annual wage increases are for full-time workers.
Source: EPI compilation of minimum wage data from state agency websites and state legislation. Estimated impacts produced by Economic Policy Institute Minimum Wage Simulation Model; see Technical Methodology by Dave Cooper, Zane Mokhiber, and Ben Zipperer.