Onondaga County

As of the most recent estimates, Onondaga County, NY, has a population of approximately 467,669 people. The racial composition is predominantly White (around 77%), with African Americans comprising about 12%, Asians approximately 5%, and those of Hispanic or Latino origin about 5%. The median household income is roughly $60,000, and the poverty rate stands at about 14%. The county's population distribution includes around 21% under the age of 18 and 16% aged 65 or older.

As of 2023, Onondaga County, NY, has a median home price of approximately $175,000. The median rent for a 2-bedroom apartment is around $1,100 per month. The homeownership rate is roughly 64.5%. Housing units include about 200,000 properties, with a vacancy rate near 10%. The county's real estate market exhibits moderate growth, driven by investment in local infrastructure and amenities.

As of the latest available information in 2023:

County Executive Election:

• Candidates: Ryan McMahon (Republican, incumbent) and Bill Kinne (Democrat)
• Ryan McMahon: Focusing on jobs, infrastructure
• Bill Kinne: Emphasizing social services

County Legislature:

• Comprising 17 seats
• Key races:
  • 5th District: Darcie Lesniak (Democrat) vs. Debra Cody (Republican)
  • 15th District: Matt Johnson (Democrat) vs. Ryan Harp (Republican)

Voter Registration:

• Registered voters: approx. 285,000
• Party affiliation: Democrats lead slightly in registration

Turnout:

• Typically ranges between 40%-60% in non-presidential election years.

(Note: Always check the latest local sources or the Onondaga County Board of Elections for the most updated information and full list of candidates.)

Onondaga County, NY exhibits a strong educational profile. According to the U.S. Census Bureau (latest data up to 2020), approximately 92.4% of residents aged 25 and older possess at least a high school diploma, slightly above the national average of 88.6%. Additionally, about 37.5% hold a bachelor's degree or higher, which surpasses the national average of around 33.1% and closely aligns with New York State's average of 37.8%. Syracuse University, a prominent institution in the county, contributes significantly to these statistics. Overall, Onondaga County demonstrates a higher level of educational attainment compared to national figures, reflecting a well-educated populace.

As of the most recent data, Onondaga County, NY has an employment rate reflective of its diverse economy. The labor force comprises around 244,000 individuals, with an unemployment rate of approximately 4.6%, slightly below the national average of 5.2% but above New York State's average of 4.4%. The top industries in Onondaga County include education and health services (accounting for about 30% of employment), trade, transportation, and utilities (20%), and professional and business services (13%). Manufacturing also makes up a significant portion at 8%, higher than the national average of 7.5% but lower than the state average of 12%. The county's employment composition reflects a strong emphasis on education, healthcare, and service industries, aligning closely with both state and national trends but with a unique local tilt towards educational services due to institutions like Syracuse University.

Sources:

• U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
• New York State Department of Labor

As of the latest available data, Onondaga County in New York has an average household income of approximately $68,000. For comparison:

• National average household income: Around $68,700.
• New York state average household income: About $74,314.

Thus, Onondaga County's average household income is slightly below the national average and also falls below the state average.

For further detailed statistics and updates, please refer to the U.S. Census Bureau or local economic reports.

As of the most recent data available in 2023, Onondaga County, NY, experiences varying rates of crime. The total crime rate stands at approximately 3,230 incidents per 100,000 people annually. Here's a breakdown:

This data offers a snapshot of the crime landscape in Onondaga County, showing a significant prevalence of property crimes over violent crimes. Always consult the latest reports from local law enforcement for updated figures.