Oklahoma County

As of the latest estimates, Oklahoma County, OK, has approximately 804,000 residents. The racial composition is about 56% White, 15% Black or African American, 4% Asian, 3% Native American, and around 17% identifying as Hispanic or Latino of any race. The median household income is approximately $54,000. The population has a median age of 34 years, with around 24% under the age of 18 and about 13% aged 65 or older. The county includes Oklahoma City, the state capital and largest city, contributing significantly to its diverse demographic profile.

As of 2023, Oklahoma County, OK, has a median home price of approximately $175,000. The median rent is around $950 per month. Homeownership rate stands at about 60%, with a vacancy rate near 10%. The average household size is roughly 2.5 persons. Housing inventory has tightened slightly with increased demand, leading to a year-over-year price increase of around 8%. Affordable housing programs are available to assist low-income residents.

For Oklahoma County, OK elections, you'll primarily be looking at key races for local offices, state legislature, and sometimes federal offices depending on the cycle. Numerical values typically include voter turnout and election results. Here are some specifics:

For the 2024 elections:

1. County Offices:

   • Sheriff, County Clerk, and other county positions will be up for election.

2. State Legislature:

   • Oklahoma State Senate (even-numbered districts in 2024).
   • Oklahoma House of Representatives (all districts every two years).

3. Federal Offices:

   • U.S. House of Representatives for Oklahoma's 5th Congressional District. Incumbent at time of writing: Stephanie Bice (Republican).

4. Turnout:

   • Voter turnout in Oklahoma County varies. For example, in the 2020 general election, Oklahoma County had over 450,000 registered voters with a turnout around 68%.

Candidate lists and numerical values like final tallies are often published closer to election dates and can be accessed through the Oklahoma State Election Board website or local county election boards.

As of the latest data, Oklahoma County, OK, shows the following educational attainment levels for residents aged 25 and older: approximately 89.1% hold at least a high school diploma, which is slightly above the national average of 88.1%. About 30.9% of residents have obtained a bachelor's degree or higher, in line with the national average of around 33.1%.

Comparatively, Oklahoma as a state has lower benchmarks: only 87.5% of its residents have a high school diploma, and 26.8% possess a bachelor's degree or higher. Oklahoma County's educational attainment exceeds the state averages, indicating a relatively more educated population within the county.

Sources for these statistics include the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey and the National Center for Education Statistics.

As of the latest data available, Oklahoma County, OK has an employment population of approximately 800,000. The unemployment rate stands around 3.5%, which is slightly below the national average of 3.8% and closely aligns with the state's rate of 3.6%.

Key industries in Oklahoma County include:

1. Government (23% of employment)
2. Healthcare and Social Assistance (15%)
3. Retail Trade (10%)
4. Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (8%)
5. Accommodation and Food Services (7%)

National averages for these industries typically differ slightly, with Healthcare and Social Assistance often leading at around 16%, indicating Oklahoma County's strong alignment with national trends in key sectors.

Compared to state averages, Oklahoma County has a higher concentration in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services and lower employment in manufacturing industries which are more prevalent in rural areas of Oklahoma.

Data sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and local economic reports.

Oklahoma County, OK Average Income Information

As of the most recent data:

• Median Household Income (Oklahoma County): $50,746
• Median Household Income (Oklahoma State): $53,840
• Median Household Income (United States): $68,703

Oklahoma County's median household income is lower than both the state and national averages. Here's a comparison table:

This data highlights the economic disparities between Oklahoma County and broader state and national benchmarks.

As of the latest available data (2021-2022), Oklahoma County, OK, presents the following crime rates per 100,000 inhabitants:

1. Violent Crimes: 620
2. Property Crimes: 3,200
3. Homicide: 8.6
4. Rape: 45
5. Robbery: 135
6. Aggravated Assault: 432
7. Burglary: 673
8. Larceny-Theft: 2,085
9. Motor Vehicle Theft: 442

Here's a statistics table summarizing these figures: