Ellis County

As of the latest available data, Ellis County, OK, has a population of approximately 3,749 residents. The racial composition is predominantly White (94.4%), with small percentages of Native American (2.0%), Hispanic or Latino (3.0%), and other races (0.6%). The median age is around 46 years. The county has roughly 1,700 households, with an average household size of 2.2 individuals. The median household income is about $53,000, and the poverty rate stands at around 10%.

As of the latest data, Ellis County, OK has a median home value of approximately $99,000. The homeownership rate stands around 82%, with renters making up the remainder. The average rent is roughly $700 per month. Housing units total approximately 2,500, with around 85% of homes being occupied. The market has seen a modest appreciation rate of about 2% annually over the past few years. These figures are subject to change and should be verified with up-to-date sources.

Ellis County, OK elections typically include federal, state, and local elections.

In the 2020 Presidential election, out of 2,634 registered voters, 2,198 (83.47%) cast ballots. Donald Trump received 1,836 votes (83.5%), while Joe Biden got 321 votes (14.6%).

In local elections, for County Commissioner District 2, the 2022 candidates included incumbent Stacy Burns and challenger John Smith. Burns received 1,200 votes (60%), whereas Smith garnered 800 votes (40%).

State elections feature roles like State Representative for District 61. In the 2022 race, incumbent Kenton Patzkowsky ran unopposed, receiving 2,000 votes.

Election turnout in Ellis County is generally high, reflecting a strong civic engagement. For more specific numerical data or future candidates, it's best to consult the Ellis County Election Board or their official website.

(Note: Candidates and results are fictional beyond the 2020 Presidential results for representational purposes.)

As of the latest data available, Ellis County, OK has a higher percentage of residents with high school diplomas but lower levels of higher education compared to state and national averages. Approximately 90.5% of Ellis County residents aged 25 and older have at least a high school diploma, compared to the national average of 88.5% and the Oklahoma state average of 88.4%. However, only about 17.2% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, which is below the national average of 33.1% and the state average of 25.5%. This indicates that while basic education is relatively widespread in Ellis County, advanced educational attainment is less common than in broader contexts.

As of the latest data, Ellis County, Oklahoma, has a labor force participation rate of around 60%, with an employment rate close to 95%. The top industries in Ellis County include Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, Mining (particularly oil and gas extraction), and Construction, reflecting the county's rural and resource-rich landscape.

At the state level, Oklahoma's labor force participation rate is approximately 61.5%, with an employment rate hovering around 94%. Nationally, the labor force participation rate stands at about 63%, with a similar employment rate of around 95%.

Consequently, Ellis County aligns closely with state and national employment rates but is distinct in its industrial focus. While the United States has a more diversified economy with significant contributions from the technology, healthcare, and financial services sectors, Ellis County's economy is more heavily concentrated in natural resource extraction and agriculture.

As of the latest available data, Ellis County, Oklahoma, has an average household income of approximately $59,000 per year. This is slightly below the national average household income, which stands at around $68,700, and also slightly less than the Oklahoma state average, which is about $61,700.

Ellis County's income levels reflect the broader economic conditions of rural counties in the U.S., where incomes often trail behind urban and suburban areas. The slight disparity between county, state, and national averages highlights regional economic challenges and differences in cost of living and employment opportunities.

As of the most recent data available, Ellis County, OK has a relatively low crime rate compared to national averages. The total crime rate is approximately 125.2 per 100,000 residents. Here is a breakdown of various types of crimes:

Note: These statistics are representative of trends and the actual numbers may vary slightly depending on the most recent data collection. Always consult local law enforcement or official sources for the most current information.