According to a report from the National Women's Law Center, women make, on average, 82 cents for every dollar a man makes.
In 37 U.S. states, women have a larger wage gap than the national average, with the largest pay gap in Wyoming.
Here are thirty-seven states with large gender pay gaps and how much women make per $1 made by men:
Minnesota: 81 cents
Wisconsin: 81 cents
Massachusetts: 81 cents
Oregon: 80 cents
Colorado: 80 cents
Nebraska: 80 cents
Kentucky: 80 cents
Tennessee: 80 cents
Texas: 80 cents
Kansas: 80 cents
Missouri: 80 cents
Georgia: 80 cents
Virginia:80 cents
New Jersey: 80 cents
Maine: 80 cents
Washington: 79 cents
Arkansas: 79 cents
Ohio: 79 cents
Pennsylvania: 79 cents
Illinois: 78 cents
Michigan: 78 cents
New Mexico: 78 cents
Montana: 78 cents
Iowa: 78 cents
South Carolina: 77 cents
Ohio: 76 cents
North Dakota: 76 cents
Indiana: 76 cents
West Virginia: 76 cents
Idaho: 75 cents
South Dakota: .75 cents
Alabama: 74 cents
Oklahoma: 73 cents
Mississippi: 72 cents
Louisiana: 72 cents
Utah: 70 cents
Wyoming: 65 cents