Female Status Indicators by State

How do the states stack up in indicators of female status — and did these factors affect the 2018 Women’s March?

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State (A-Z) 2018 Women's March Participants (Descending) Political Participation (Descending) Labor Force Participation (Descending) Female-to-Male Earnings Ratio (Descending) Reproductive Rights Access (Descending)

Note: "Political" measures the percent of women in statewide elected executive office, "labor" measures percent of women in the labor force, "earnings" measures the earnings ratio between women and men employed full-time, and
"reproductive" measures the percent of women living in counties with at least one abortion provider. Data regarding female status indicators comes from the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR)'s Status of Women reports.
Data estimating participation in the 2018 Women's March comes from Erica Chenoweth at the University of Denver and Jeremy Pressman at the University of Connecticut.