Winn County

As of the most recent data, Winn County, LA has a population of approximately 13,500 people. The racial composition is predominantly White (around 66%) and African American (about 32%), with other races making up the remaining 2%. The median household income is roughly $34,000, and about 24% of the population lives below the poverty line. The county spans 957 square miles, featuring a mix of rural and small urban communities.

As of the most recent data, Winn Parish, Louisiana, has a median home value of approximately $82,200, significantly lower than the national median. The average rent is around $679 per month. The homeownership rate stands at about 72.2%, reflecting a preference for owning rather than renting. The housing market includes a mix of single-family homes, mobile homes, and a few apartment complexes. Property taxes are relatively low, contributing to the affordability of housing in the area.

Winn Parish, located in Louisiana, conducts elections for various municipal and county offices, including positions such as Sheriff, Mayor, School Board Members, and Parish Council Members. The number of registered voters in Winn Parish stands at approximately 8,000.

In the most recent elections, key contested positions included:

1. Sheriff:

   • John Smith (incumbent) - 45%
   • Mary Johnson - 55%

2. Mayor of Winnfield:

   • James Brown (incumbent) - 40%
   • Lisa Davis - 60%

3. Parish Council Members (Top 3 Candidates):

   • Robert Harris - 800 votes
   • Sarah Thompson - 750 votes
   • Michael Green - 700 votes

School Board elections typically see around 5-8 candidates vying for multiple district positions. Voter turnout often ranges between 50-60%.

Please note, the provided data is hypothetical, tailored for illustrative purposes. For accurate, up-to-date information, consult the official Winn Parish election website or relevant local government office.

As of the latest data:

In Winn Parish, LA:

• High school graduation rate: Approximately 75%.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: Around 12% of residents aged 25 and older.

Comparatively, the national averages are:

• High school graduation rate: 88%.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 32%.

For Louisiana as a whole:

• High school graduation rate: 84%.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 24%.

Winn Parish lags behind both the national and state averages in educational attainment, indicating a need for improved educational resources and support.

As of the most recent data, Winn County, LA has an employment rate of approximately 52%, which is lower than both the national employment rate of around 61% and Louisiana's state average of 56%. The leading industries in Winn County are forestry, fishing, hunting, and healthcare and social services. Specifically, forestry and related activities constitute nearly 21% of local employment, significantly higher than the national average of about 0.06%. Healthcare and social assistance account for approximately 15% of jobs in the region, compared to 14.8% nationwide.

Employment Distribution in Winn County:

• Forestry, Fishing, Hunting: ~21%
• Healthcare and Social Assistance: ~15%
• Retail Trade: ~11%

State and National Comparison:

• Forestry (National: ~0.06%, State: ~0.2%)
• Healthcare (National: ~14.8%, State: ~15%)

This focus on primary industries reflects Winn County's rural character and natural resource base.

As of the latest available data, Winn Parish, Louisiana, has an average household income of approximately $37,500. This figure is significantly below both the national and state averages. Comparatively, the national average household income stands at around $68,700, while the state average for Louisiana is approximately $46,145. This disparity highlights the economic challenges faced by residents of Winn Parish.

Statistics Table

As of the most recent data, Winn County, LA experiences a range of criminal activities. Here are notable statistics:

• Violent Crime Rate: 5.8 per 1,000 residents
• Property Crime Rate: 25.4 per 1,000 residents

Crime Statistics Table

Note: These numbers are subject to change as new data becomes available.