Lincoln County

As of the most recent data, Lincoln County, GA has a population of approximately 7,700. The racial composition is predominantly White (approximately 67%), African American (30%), and small percentages of other races including Hispanic or Latino (2%). The median household income is around $42,000, and about 20% of the population lives below the poverty line. The county has a median age of 50 years, reflecting a relatively older population. Lincoln County covers an area of 257 square miles and has a population density of roughly 30 people per square mile.

As of the latest available data, Lincoln County, GA, has a median home value of approximately $198,000. Homeownership rate stands at around 76%, and the median household income is roughly $50,000. The housing market sees a moderate annual appreciation rate of 3-4%. Average rent for a two-bedroom apartment is about $650 per month. With a population density of 24 people per square mile, housing options range from single-family homes to lakeside properties. Construction is a mix of older homes and newer developments.

As of the most recent 2022 elections in Lincoln County, Georgia, the notable local races included positions for the Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education.

In the Board of Commissioners race, incumbent Chair Walker Norman (Republican) faced competition from challenger Perry Johnson (Republican).

For the Board of Education, multiple seats were contested. In District 1, incumbent Denise Dallas ran against Key Howard. In District 2, Larry Campbell contested alongside David Hilliard, both seeking to serve the local educational community.

Turnout rates were reflective of local engagement levels typical for a midterm election cycle in the county, usually ranging around 50-60% of eligible voters participating.

For exact and the most up-to-date figures on voter turnout and the complete list of candidates, it's always advisable to check the official Lincoln County Board of Elections website or contact their office directly.

As of the latest available data, Lincoln County, GA, reflects varied educational attainment levels. Approximately 80.1% of residents aged 25 and older have attained a high school diploma or higher, compared to the national average of 88.0% and the Georgia state average of 87.8%. Those with a bachelor's degree or higher in Lincoln County stand at around 12.4%, which is lower than the national average of 33.1% and the state average of 31.3%. These figures indicate that while a majority of residents have completed high school, the county lags behind both statewide and national averages in higher education attainment.

Lincoln County, GA has a labor force participation rate of around 55.5%, lower than both the national average of about 63% and the Georgia state average of approximately 61.8%. The county's unemployment rate stands at 4.4%, which is close to the national rate of 3.9% and the state rate of 3.7%.

Top industries in Lincoln County include:

1. Manufacturing - around 25% of employment
2. Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting - about 15%
3. Health Care and Social Assistance - roughly 14%

These proportions are somewhat distinct compared to state and national trends, where manufacturing typically comprises about 8-10%, and health care around 14-16%. Agriculture generally remains below 2% nationally but is more significant in Lincoln County, reflecting its rural character.

As of the latest available data, Lincoln County, GA, has a median household income of approximately $42,000. This is lower than both the national median household income of around $68,700 and the Georgia state median household income of about $58,700. Here is a simplified comparison:

Lincoln County's income levels are significantly below both state and national averages, indicating economic challenges in the area relative to broader economic conditions.

(Note: These figures might fluctuate due to ongoing data updates; for the most precise information, consulting official sources such as the U.S. Census Bureau is recommended.)

As of the latest available data, Lincoln County, GA has a relatively low crime rate compared to national and state averages. Here is a breakdown of the crime statistics:

These figures are indicative of a small, generally safe community. The low numbers, particularly in violent crimes, reflect the overall lower risk of crime in Lincoln County.