Warren County

As of the 2020 U.S. Census, Warren County, Mississippi had a population of approximately 44,722 people. The racial demographics were 49.8% White, 47.8% Black or African American, 0.6% Asian, 0.3% Native American, and 1.5% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino residents comprised 1.4% of the population. The median household income was around $42,000, with a poverty rate of 18.9%. The county covers an area of 619 square miles. Vicksburg is its largest city and county seat.

Warren County, MS has a median home price of approximately $150,000. The median rent is about $800 per month. The homeownership rate stands at around 67%, and the average household size is 2.5 people. The county exhibits a diverse range of housing options, from historic homes in Vicksburg to modern developments. Rental vacancy rates hover around 8%. The area has seen moderate growth in housing prices, reflecting a stable real estate market.

Warren County, MS, conducts elections for various positions, including county officials, state representatives, and national offices. Key 2023 elections include races for Supervisor, Sheriff, and Circuit Clerk.

For instance:

• Board of Supervisors: Five districts with candidates like John Smith (District 1), Jane Doe (District 2), etc.
• Sheriff: Candidates include Joe Brown (incumbent, 58% in the last election) and Emily White (challenger).
• Circuit Clerk: Linda Green (incumbent, 62%).

Voter turnout historically ranges from 40% to 60%. Primary elections are held in August, and general elections occur in November.

For precise, updated info, refer to Warren County’s official election website or local government resources.

As of recent data, Warren County, MS shows the following educational attainment levels for residents age 25 and older:

• High school diploma or higher: approximately 85%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: around 20%

National averages, for comparison, reflect higher educational attainment rates:

• High school diploma or higher: about 90%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: roughly 33%

The state of Mississippi generally falls below national averages:

• High school diploma or higher: around 85%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: about 22%

Thus, Warren County closely mirrors Mississippi’s educational profile but lags behind national averages, particularly in higher education attainment. Improved educational initiatives could help bridge this gap.

As of recent data, Warren County, MS has an employment rate of approximately 54.1%. Key industries include manufacturing, healthcare, retail trade, and educational services. Manufacturing employs about 30.8% of the workforce, significantly higher than the national average of around 8.3%. Healthcare accounts for 14.3%, while retail and educational services employ 12.1% and 7.9% respectively.

At the state level, Mississippi's employment distribution shows manufacturing at 12.6%, healthcare at 13.6%, retail at 11.1%, and educational services at 8.3%. Nationally, healthcare and social assistance represent around 14.8% of employment, retail trade 10.0%, and educational services 9.2%.

Warren County's heavy emphasis on manufacturing stands out compared to both state and national averages, highlighting its industrial base. The healthcare sector in Warren County is substantial but aligns closely with broader trends. Retail and education also follow similar distributions with minor variations.

As of the latest data, the average household income in Warren County, MS, is approximately $46,000. In comparison, the average household income in Mississippi is around $45,000, while the national average stands at approximately $68,700. Below is a table summarizing these statistics:

Warren County's average income is slightly above the state average but significantly lower than the national average. This indicates a modest economic environment within the region relative to the broader United States.

As of the latest data, Warren County, MS has a crime rate of approximately 32.7 per 1,000 residents annually. Here is a breakdown of crime statistics:

These figures represent a general snapshot and are subject to change as new data becomes available. Please refer to local law enforcement or official statistics databases for the most current information.