Caddo County

As of the latest data, Caddo Parish, LA (often confused with Caddo County, which is in Oklahoma) has a population of approximately 237,848. The racial composition is predominantly African American (48.8%) and White (46.6%), with smaller percentages of other races. The median household income is about $40,700, and 22.6% of the population lives below the poverty line. The area features a diverse age group, with 23.1% under 18, 60.2% aged 18-64, and 16.7% aged 65 and older. The gender split is roughly 52.5% female and 47.5% male.

As of 2023, Caddo Parish, Louisiana, has a median home value of around $159,000. The median rent is approximately $850 per month. The homeownership rate is about 57%, and the vacancy rate for housing units is near 15%. This region sees a diverse housing market with both urban and rural properties, influencing the range in property values and rental costs.

Caddo Parish, LA, not Caddo County, typically has elections for local offices, state legislature, and federal representation. For the 2022 elections, the key races included:

1. Caddo Parish Commission: Members are elected from districts; notable candidates included Mario Chavez (District 10), and John-Paul Young (District 4).
2. Caddo Parish School Board: Positions contested across various districts.
3. Louisiana House of Representatives (District 5): Candidates included Alan Seabaugh and Harold Turner.
4. Louisiana Senate (District 39): Greg Tarver contested.
5. U.S. House of Representatives (District 4): Notable candidates were Mike Johnson.

Turnout and results vary by election; for instance, in the 2020 Presidential election, Caddo Parish had a turnout of around 65%, with Joe Biden receiving approximately 50.4% of the vote and Donald Trump 48.1%.

For the latest and specific numerical values and candidate lists, always check the official Caddo Parish elections website or the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office.

Caddo Parish, Louisiana, not "Caddo County," has the following education statistics:

• High School Graduation Rate: Approximately 85% (national average is around 88%)
• Bachelor's Degree or Higher: Around 22% (U.S. average is roughly 33%)
• National Center for Education Statistics data indicates slightly lower education attainment compared to national averages.
• Louisiana state averages: High School Graduation Rate around 84%, Bachelor’s Degree or Higher about 23%.

Caddo Parish's education levels are below both national and state averages. The parish performs similarly to the statewide education performance but lags behind broader national educational attainment metrics.

Caddo Parish, Louisiana (note: "parish" instead of "county" in Louisiana) has a diverse employment landscape. According to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the labor force is approximately 95,000. Key industries include healthcare, retail trade, education services, and manufacturing.

Top employment sectors:

1. Healthcare and Social Assistance: ~20% of jobs
2. Retail Trade: ~12%
3. Educational Services: ~10%
4. Manufacturing: ~8%

Comparison to state and national averages:

• Healthcare and Social Assistance: Similar to national average (14%) but higher than the Louisiana state average (17%).
• Retail Trade: Slightly higher than national (11%) and state (11%) averages.
• Educational Services: On par with national (9%) and slightly higher than state (8%).
• Manufacturing: Lower than national (8.5%) and state (9%) averages.

Caddo Parish exhibits a strong healthcare sector, bolstered by major hospitals and medical institutions, while other sectors remain relatively aligned with broader trends.

As of the most recent data, the median household income in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, is approximately $40,000 per year. This is below both the national median household income, which stands around $68,700, and the state median for Louisiana, which is approximately $50,800. These figures illuminate significant income disparities, with Caddo Parish lagging behind both state and national averages.

Income Comparisons

Comparatively, Caddo Parish's median income reflects economic challenges when set against broader averages, providing a crucial context for socioeconomic policies and aid programs.

I'm sorry, but as of my last update in October 2023, there is no Caddo County in Louisiana. However, there is a Caddo Parish in Louisiana. Here is a summary of crime rates in Caddo Parish:

Caddo Parish experiences a variety of crimes with differing frequencies. The crime rate per 1,000 residents in recent years has varied, but here are some approximate numbers:

Note: These figures are approximate and can fluctuate annually. For the most up-to-date and detailed statistics, you may refer to the local law enforcement or government crime reports.