Grant County

As of the latest available data, Grant County, WI has a population of approximately 51,938. The racial composition is predominantly White (96.7%), followed by Hispanic or Latino (1.9%), Black or African American (0.5%), Asian (0.7%), Native American (0.3%), and other races (0.6%). The median age is around 38.5 years. The county exhibits a balance of genders with a slight female majority. Median household income is approximately $53,000, and the county has a poverty rate of about 10.7%. The population density stands at roughly 36 people per square mile.

As of recent data, Grant County, WI, has a median home value of approximately $152,000. The median rent is around $750 per month. The county's homeownership rate is about 71%, and the vacancy rate is roughly 12%. There are approximately 21,500 housing units in the county, with about 65% being single-family homes. Property taxes average around 1.8% of home value annually. The housing market has seen modest growth, with prices increasing approximately 2-3% per year over the last few years.

Grant County, WI conducts elections for various national, state, and local offices. Recent data from the 2020 Presidential election indicates approximately 27,360 total votes cast. Specific candidates and results include:

Presidential Election 2020:

• Donald J. Trump (Republican): 16,167 votes (59.10%)
• Joseph R. Biden (Democrat): 10,537 votes (38.49%)
• Other Candidates: 1,056 votes (2.41%)

Local Offices: Grant County has elections for positions such as Sheriff, County Clerk, and County Board Supervisors. For the 2022 election cycle, notable candidates included:

• Sheriff: Nate Dreckman (incumbent) ran unopposed.
• County Clerk: Tonya Kittoe (incumbent).

Primary elections typically occur in August, with general elections in November. Exact candidate lists and numerical outcomes vary by election cycle and can be found on the Grant County official website or the Wisconsin Election Commission’s portal for up-to-date information.

As of the latest available data, Grant County, WI, presents the following educational attainment levels: about 90% of residents aged 25 and older hold a high school diploma or higher, while approximately 22% possess a bachelor's degree or higher.

For comparison, the national averages indicate that around 88% of Americans aged 25 and older have at least a high school diploma, and approximately 33% hold a bachelor's degree or higher. In Wisconsin, the state averages are close to 92% for high school attainment and about 30% for bachelor's degree attainment.

Thus, Grant County trails slightly behind state averages and the national average for bachelor's degrees but surpasses the national high school graduation average, indicating a relatively well-educated populace in terms of basic education levels.

As of the latest data, Grant County, WI has an employment rate of approximately 95%. The top industries in the county include healthcare and social assistance, manufacturing, agriculture, retail trade, and education services.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics:

• Healthcare and Social Assistance: Employs around 18% of the workforce in Grant County, compared to the national average of 16%.
• Manufacturing: Accounts for about 16% of local employment, above the national average of 8.5% and Wisconsin's state average of 19%.
• Agriculture: Employs roughly 10% of workers, significantly higher than the national average of less than 2%.
• Retail Trade: Comprises about 12% of employment, closer to the national average of 11%.
• Education Services: Employs about 9%, higher than the national average of 8%.

These figures reflect a robust agricultural heritage and a strong manufacturing base, setting Grant County apart from broader national trends.

Grant County, WI, has an average household income of approximately $58,000 per year, compared to the state average of around $64,000 and the national average of approximately $68,700. The median household income in Grant County is about $53,000.

These figures highlight that Grant County's income levels are below both state and national averages, which may reflect local economic conditions and labor market characteristics.

Grant County, WI, generally experiences lower crime rates compared to state and national averages. According to recent data:

• The violent crime rate is approximately 1.2 incidents per 1,000 residents.
• The property crime rate stands at around 9.5 incidents per 1,000 residents.

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These numbers suggest that Grant County maintains a relatively safe environment, with property crimes being more prevalent than violent crimes.