Madison County

Madison County, NY, has a population of approximately 68,016 (2020 Census). The racial composition is predominantly White (94.3%), followed by African American (1.9%), Asian (1.2%), and other races and ethnicities. Hispanic or Latino individuals make up about 2.5%. The median household income is around $60,000. The population is spread across various age groups, with 18.9% under 18, 61.8% between 18-64, and 19.3% aged 65 and older. The county's gender distribution is nearly balanced with approximately 50.6% female and 49.4% male.

Sure, as of the most recent data:

• Median Home Value: Approximately $157,000
• Median Rent: Around $850 per month
• Homeownership Rate: About 75%
• Number of Households: Roughly 27,000
• Median Household Income: Approximately $60,000
• Population Density: About 93 people per square mile

Note that these values are subject to change and it's always good to consult up-to-date local resources.

As of the latest update, Madison County, NY, holds its elections in alignment with state and federal schedules. During the 2020 presidential election, voter turnout in the county was 31,399 out of 45,129 registered voters, reflecting a 69.5% turnout rate. Key positions up for election in 2023 include County Sheriff, County Clerk, and various town and village offices.

In the recent 2022 midterm elections, Madison County voters elected representatives for the U.S. House, with Republican Claudia Tenney winning the seat for the 22nd Congressional District. Local elections also included State Assembly and Senate seats, with significant competition between Republican and Democratic candidates.

For detailed candidate lists and updated numerical values for ongoing or upcoming elections, consult the Madison County Board of Elections' official website or local government announcements.

Madison County, NY, boasts a relatively educated population. As of recent data, approximately 89% of residents aged 25 and older have a high school diploma or higher, compared to the national average of nearly 88% and the New York state average of around 86%. About 30% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, which is slightly below the national average of approximately 33% and the New York state average of around 37%. Despite slightly trailing in higher education statistics, Madison County's educational attainment levels are competitive, particularly in high school completion rates.

As of recent data, Madison County, NY, has an employment rate of around 59.5%. The top industries include:

1. Educational Services, Health Care, and Social Assistance: 27.4%
2. Manufacturing: 13.3%
3. Retail Trade: 11.2%
4. Professional, Scientific, and Management, and Administrative and Waste Management Services: 9.3%
5. Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation, and Accommodation and Food Services: 8.1%

Compared to national averages, Madison County has a higher proportion of employment in Educational Services, Health Care, and Social Assistance (national: 23.2%). Manufacturing is also above the national average (8.3%). Retail trade is slightly below the national average (11.5%). Compared to the New York state averages, Madison County shows similar trends but with higher employment in Manufacturing (state: 6.9%) and a slightly lower percentage in Professional and Business Services (state: 10.4%).

As of the latest available data, the average household income in Madison County, NY is around $63,000. This figure is lower than both the national and state averages. In comparison, the median household income for the United States is approximately $68,700, while New York State has a median household income of about $72,100.

Here’s a summary in a table format for clarity:

This data highlights that Madison County lags behind the broader averages seen at both the state and national levels, suggesting potential economic disparities in the region.

Note: These figures are rounded approximations and should be verified with the most recent census or economic data reports for precise numbers.

Madison County, NY, has a relatively low crime rate compared to national averages. According to the latest data from the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, here are the crime statistics for Madison County in 2022:

Overall, property crimes are more common than violent crimes in Madison County. With proactive law enforcement and community engagement, the county maintains safety and security for its residents.