Hamilton County

As of the latest data, Hamilton County, OH, has a population of approximately 830,639. The racial composition is around 66.5% White, 25.7% Black or African American, 3.1% Asian, and 3.2% Hispanic or Latino. The median household income is approximately $57,212, with about 17% of the population living below the poverty line. The gender distribution is near 52% female and 48% male, with a median age of around 37 years. Educational attainment includes around 35% of adults holding a bachelor's degree or higher.

(Note: These numbers are estimates and may vary with new census data.)

As of 2023, Hamilton County, OH, has a median home value of approximately $190,000. The median monthly rent is around $1,200. The homeownership rate stands at 60%, while the vacancy rate for rental properties is about 6%. The average property tax rate is roughly 1.5%. The county's housing market has seen a year-over-year appreciation of nearly 8%. Housing units total around 370,000, with about 62% being single-family homes. This data highlights a competitive but accessible housing market.

Hamilton County, OH, is holding elections for various offices, including county commissioners, judicial positions, and school boards. Here are some details:

• County Commissioners (2 seats):

  • Democrat: Alicia Reece, Denise Driehaus (incumbents)
  • Republican: Matt O'Neill, Andy Black

• Judicial Positions (5 seats):

  • Common Pleas Court:
    • Democrat: Wende Cross, Elizabeth Mattingly
    • Republican: Leslie Ghiz (incumbent), Megan Shanahan (incumbent), Chris Wagner

• School Boards:

  • Cincinnati Public Schools (4 seats):
    • Candidates: Ben Lindy (incumbent), Melanie Bates (incumbent), Mike Moroski (incumbent), Mary Wineberg, Gary Favors, Kareem Moffett

• Early Voting: Typically begins 28 days before the election.

• Election Day: Voting hours are 6:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

• Voter Registration Deadline: 30 days before the election.

Please visit the Hamilton County Board of Elections website for the most current information.

Hamilton County, OH boasts relatively high educational attainment levels. Approximately 39.4% of residents aged 25 and older hold a bachelor's degree or higher, surpassing the national average of around 33.1% and the Ohio state average of 29.7%. The high school graduation rate is also commendable, with about 91.2% having completed high school, slightly above the national rate of 88.5% and the state's 89.1%. These statistics reflect a well-educated populace in Hamilton County, indicative of strong local education systems and access to higher education institutions.

As of the most recent data, Hamilton County, OH, has a labor force participation rate of approximately 64.5%. The unemployment rate stands at around 4.3%, slightly above the national average of 3.7% but aligned with Ohio’s average of 4.2%.

Top industries in Hamilton County include Health Care and Social Assistance (employing about 18% of the workforce), Retail Trade (approximately 12%), and Manufacturing (around 11%). Comparatively, the national averages for these industries are 14.3%, 12%, and 10%, respectively. Ohio's employment rates in these sectors are similar but slightly lower than Hamilton County's, reflecting the county's robust industrial base.

Hamilton County also has a growing tech and financial services sector, contributing significantly to local employment but not as predominantly as the top three industries. Overall, the county's diversified economy helps maintain a stable employment landscape.

As of the most recent data, the median household income in Hamilton County, OH is approximately $61,000. Comparatively, the median household income for the state of Ohio is around $58,000. On a national level, the median household income in the United States is approximately $70,000.

Hamilton County's median income is slightly above Ohio's state average but below the national median. This indicates a relative economic stability within the county, although it still lags behind national income levels.

As of the latest data available, Hamilton County, OH, experiences crime rates that vary by type of offense. The total crime rate stands at around 3,787 incidents per 100,000 people annually. Below is a summary table of crime statistics:

Please note that these figures can fluctuate and should be cross-verified with current local law enforcement or public safety resources for the most accurate data.