Pinal County

As of the latest available data, Pinal County, AZ has a population of approximately 425,264. The racial composition is about 62% White, 30% Hispanic or Latino, 5% Black or African American, 2% Native American, and 1% Asian. The median household income is roughly $60,265, with 15% of the population living below the poverty line. The population density is approximately 103 people per square mile. Median age is around 39.5 years.

As of 2023, Pinal County, AZ, has a median home value of around $320,000. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment is approximately $1,200 per month. The housing market has grown significantly, with a year-over-year appreciation rate of about 14%. The homeownership rate is roughly 70%, and the median household income is around $61,000. Pinal County has a diverse mix of suburban and rural areas, contributing to varying property prices across its regions.

Pinal County, AZ conducts elections for a variety of local, state, and federal positions. As of 2022, key races included the Pinal County Board of Supervisors, Sheriff, and several state legislative seats.

Board of Supervisors: Includes 5 districts. Key candidates (2022) were incumbent Anthony Smith (R) for District 4 and Kevin Cavanaugh (R) for District 1.

Sheriff: Mark Lamb (R) was the incumbent candidate.

State Legislative: For Arizona State Senate, District 8 included candidates like TJ Shope (R) and Seth Blattman (D).

Voter Registration: As of the latest numbers, Pinal County had approximately 275,000 registered voters.

Turnout: Voter turnout in the November 2022 election was around 73%.

For precise and updated information, you should consult the Pinal County Elections Department website or the Arizona Secretary of State's office.

As of recent data, Pinal County, AZ, exhibits educational attainment levels below both state and national averages. Approximately 84.8% of residents aged 25 and older have at least a high school diploma, while 19.3% hold a bachelor's degree or higher. In contrast, the national averages are around 88.5% for high school graduates and 32.1% for bachelor's degree holders. Arizona's state averages are marginally better than Pinal County with approximately 87.1% high school graduates and 28.9% holding a bachelor's degree or higher. These figures indicate that while Pinal County has room for improvement in higher education attainment, it aligns relatively closely with broader state trends in high school completion.

As of recent data, Pinal County, AZ, has an employment rate close to 5.5%, slightly above the national average of 3.7% and Arizona's statewide rate of 4.7%. The leading industries in Pinal County include healthcare and social assistance employing about 20%, retail trade (15%), and education services (14%). Comparatively, on a national level, healthcare and social assistance also ranks high but employs around 13%, while retail trade accounts for about 10.8%. Arizona sees similarly high employment in healthcare and social assistance (16%) and retail trade (11%). Manufacturing and construction are also significant contributors in Pinal County, making up approximately 12% and 8% of the employment, respectively, compared to the national averages of 8.5% for manufacturing and 4.8% for construction. This highlights a local employment pattern with a notable emphasis on healthcare and educational services.

As of the latest data, the average household income in Pinal County, AZ is approximately $63,888. This figure is below the Arizona state average of around $72,400 and the national average of $79,900. To provide a clearer comparison, the following table summarizes these statistics:

Pinal County's average income reflects local economic factors and demographics, often resulting in lower figures compared to broader state and national averages. This comparison helps in understanding the economic standing of Pinal County within the larger context.

As of the most recent data, Pinal County, Arizona, has a mixed crime rate, with some categories seeing higher rates than others. Overall, the crime rate in Pinal County is moderately high compared to national averages. Here are some specific statistics for different types of crimes:

These figures are approximate and are subject to change as new data becomes available. Pinal County law enforcement continues to work on crime reduction initiatives to improve safety in the community.