Middlesex County

As of the latest data, Middlesex County, Virginia, has a population of approximately 10,590. The racial composition is predominantly White (approximately 83%), followed by Black or African American (around 13%), with small percentages of Native American, Asian, and other races. The median age is about 53.2 years, reflecting an older population. Median household income stands at around $55,083. The county covers a total area of 211 square miles, of which approximately 130 square miles is land and 81 square miles is water.

As of the latest data, Middlesex County, VA has a median home value of approximately $276,000. The median list price per square foot is around $174. Home values saw a 5.2% increase over the past year. The median rent price is approximately $1,500 per month. The homeownership rate stands at approximately 76%, with a vacancy rate of about 15%. The housing market is currently considered neutral, balancing between buyers and sellers.

Middlesex County, VA holds various elections, including local, state, and federal. As of the most recent data:

• Voter Registration Numbers: As of October 2023, the county has approximately 9,500 registered voters.

• Key Offices up for Election:

  • Board of Supervisors
  • School Board
  • Sheriff
  • Commonwealth's Attorney
  • Commissioner of Revenue
  • Treasurer

• 2023 Candidates (selection):

  • Board of Supervisors: Several districts including Saluda (e.g., Candidate A, Candidate B) and Pinetop (e.g., Candidate C, Candidate D).
  • School Board: Candidates like Candidate E, Candidate F.
  • Sheriff: Incumbent: Sheriff G vs. Challenger H.

• Key Dates:

  • Election Day: November 7, 2023
  • Early Voting: Begins September 22, 2023
  • Registration Deadline: October 16, 2023

For precise candidate names and latest updates, refer to the Middlesex County election office website.

As of recent data, Middlesex County, VA shows notable educational attainment among its residents. Approximately 89.9% of adults in the county hold at least a high school diploma, which aligns with the national average of around 88%. However, the county trails behind on higher education metrics; only about 25% of adults possess a bachelor's degree or higher, compared to the national average of 33.1% and the Virginia state average of 38.5%. This indicates that while basic educational attainment is strong in Middlesex County, there is room for improvement in higher education levels to better align with broader state and national trends.

As of recent statistics, Middlesex County, VA, has a population of approximately 10,000. The county's employment is predominantly driven by industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, and social assistance, with significant contributions from retail trade and construction.

Specifically, manufacturing employs around 13% of the workforce, markedly higher than the national average of about 8.5%. Healthcare and social assistance account for roughly 12%, compared to about 14.5% nationwide. Retail trade employs approximately 11%, similar to the national average of 11.5%. Construction also plays a notable role, employing around 10% of the workforce, surpassing the national average of 6.8%.

In comparison, Virginia's overall employment figures indicate a diverse economy with significant representation in professional, scientific, and technical services, government, and manufacturing. The state averages typically align closely with national trends, with some variations based on regional economic strengths.

As of the most recent data:

• Middlesex County, VA: The median household income is approximately $62,000.

• Virginia: The median household income is about $76,398.

• United States: The national median household income is around $68,700.

Here's a comparison table:

Middlesex County's median income is below both the state and national averages, indicating a lower local economic standing compared to broader measures.

As of the most recent data available, Middlesex County, VA, maintains a relatively low crime rate compared to national averages. Here are the figures:

Crime Rate (per 1,000 residents)

• Violent Crime: 0.6
• Property Crime: 8.7

Crime Statistics Table

These figures reflect the county's focus on community policing and preventive measures. Note that crime data may fluctuate annually based on numerous factors. Always consult local sources or police reports for the most current statistics.