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Key Details

Tennessee is the fifteenth most populated state in the United States, with 6,920,000 residents.
In Tennessee, there were 3,031,605 housing units in 2024, with a 9.5% vacancy rate. Tennessee households had 2.51 persons living in them on average.
Of Tennesseeans over 25, 31.2% have finished high school or a similar degree program, and 31.1% have obtained a bachelor's degree or higher.
Tennessee is governed by the Republican Party's Bill Lee in 2024.
After taking inflation into account, Tennessee's median household income is $65,254, which is less than the national average.
In Tennessee, the average life expectancy at birth is 73.8 years.

Tennessee Population Demographics

Tennessee is the fifteenth most populous state in the United States. The majority of residents, or 72.6% of the total population, are white.

The state's racial composition consists of 75.8% white, 16.1% black residents, 1.83% Asians, and 3.8% people of various races. Tennessee has a Diversity Index of 46.6%, making it the 29th most ethnically diverse state in the US.

49.1% of residents in the state are men, and 50.9% of women. However, the number of men in the population starts to decline even more with age at the benchmark age range of 65–69.

The Volunteer State is home to 5.6% of all foreign-born people in the country.

Elections and Voting

Tennessee is essentially a two-party state. For many decades, the Democratic Party ran the show till 1971, when both parties began to alternate in the governorship. That pattern, however, changed in 2019 with Republican Bill Lee, who became the first Republican Governor to be elected following the tenure of another Republican.

Both chambers are also controlled by the Republican party, creating a Republican trifecta.

At the federal level, eight of Tennessee's nine US Representatives and its two senators are from the Republican Party.

Voting trends for the 2020 presidential election in Tennessee show similar partisan affiliation. In the 2020 presidential election, Tennessee's popular vote went to the Republic Party with 60.7%. The Democratic Party, with 37.5%, and the Libertarian Party, with 0.9783%, trailed behind.

Housing, Income, and Employment

There are 3,031,605 housing units in Tennessee, a large number of which are one-, two-, or three-bedroom homes. Only 21.6% of homes have four or more bedrooms.

The majority of homes are costly. Properties priced between $200,000 and $999,999 make up 64.7% of all properties. As such, only 9.8% of inhabitants moved into their homes, compared to the 35.4% who moved into rented houses in 2021 or later.

The state's employment rate is lower than the national average. Tennessee's employment rate for 2021 was 59.9%, somewhat less than the US average of 60.3%.

Tennessee Crime Rates

Tennessee's violent crime rate rose to 621.6 offenses per 100,000 people in 2022, which is lower than the national average of 380.7 per 100,000.

The breakdown of violent crimes in Tennessee is as follows:

Aggravated Assault – 36,967
Sexual Offenses – 6,040
Murder– 650

With 2302 crimes committed per 100,000 citizens, Tennessee's property crime rates are likewise a significant problem. Auto theft (23.02), burglary (23.02), and robbery (23.02) are some of these offenses.

Memphis has the highest crime rate in Tennessee, at 9,764 per 100,000 residents, which is 317% higher than the national average. Signal Mountain has the lowest violent crime rate, at 0.1 incidences per 1,000 residents. The safest cities had an incidence rate of 8.3 property crimes per 1,000 residents.

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