Manitowoc County

As of the most recent data (2020 Census), Manitowoc County, Wisconsin has a population of approximately 81,552. The racial composition is primarily White (94.4%), followed by Hispanic or Latino (3.3%), Asian (1.2%), Black or African American (0.7%), and other races (0.4%). The median age is around 44.2 years. The median household income is about $57,458, with 8.9% of the population living below the poverty line. The county consists of several cities and towns, with Manitowoc city being the largest urban center.

As of 2023, Manitowoc County, WI, has a median home value of approximately $160,000. Monthly median rent is about $740. The homeownership rate is around 73%, with the median household income estimated at $56,000. Property tax rates are roughly 2.00% of home value annually. The housing market has seen modest annual appreciation of 4-5%. Rental vacancy rate is near 5.5%, making it relatively stable for renters. The average home size is around 1,500 square feet, generally providing comfortable living space for families.

As of the most recent election cycle, Manitowoc County, WI, had various candidates running for local and state government positions. For the 2022 general election:

• Governor Race: Incumbent Tony Evers (Democrat) faced Tim Michels (Republican).
• U.S. Senate: Incumbent Ron Johnson (Republican) ran against Mandela Barnes (Democrat).
• U.S. House, District 6: Incumbent Glenn Grothman (Republican) opposed Charles “Chuck” L. Cremer (Democrat).
• State Senate, District 9: Incumbent Devin LeMahieu (Republican) ran unopposed.
• State Assembly, District 25: Paul Tittl (Republican) ran against Kristen Lappe (Democrat).

Voter turnout in Manitowoc County consistently ranges from 60% to 80% in major elections, depending on the race's significance. For detailed, updated results and comprehensive information, refer to Manitowoc County's official website or the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

As of the most recent data:

• High School Graduation Rate: Approximately 92.4% of Manitowoc County residents have a high school diploma or higher, which is slightly above the national average of around 88% and similar to the Wisconsin state average of 92%.

• Bachelor's Degree or Higher: About 20.7% of Manitowoc County residents have a bachelor's degree or higher. This is somewhat lower compared to the national average of roughly 33% and the Wisconsin state average of around 30%.

These figures indicate that, while high school educational attainment in Manitowoc County is consistent with state and national standards, the attainment of higher education degrees is below both state and national averages.

As of recent data, Manitowoc County, WI has a labor force participation rate of approximately 64.4%, slightly below the national average of 63.4% and Wisconsin's rate of 66.1%. The county's unemployment rate stands at around 3.5%, better than the national average of 4.2% but comparable to the state average of 3.6%.

Top industries in Manitowoc County include manufacturing, which employs around 26.4% of the workforce, significantly higher than the national average of 10.3% and the state average of 18.9%. Other key sectors are healthcare and social assistance (14.5%), retail trade (11.2%), and educational services (7.9%).

These figures illustrate the county's strong reliance on manufacturing, contrasting with broader trends where services dominate more significantly in other regions.

As of the most recent data, Manitowoc County, WI, has an average household income of approximately $60,000. This is below both the national and state averages. The national average household income is approximately $68,700, while the state of Wisconsin's average is around $64,200.

These figures indicate that Manitowoc County's average income is lower than both the Wisconsin state average and the national average. This discrepancy suggests that residents in Manitowoc County may have less spending power compared to the broader population.

As of the latest available data, Manitowoc County, WI has a crime rate of approximately 1,312 incidents per 100,000 people. The following table summarizes key crime statistics per 100,000 people:

This data indicates that property crimes are more prevalent in Manitowoc County than violent crimes. Please note that crime rates fluctuate annually, and for the most current statistics, consulting local law enforcement or official crime databases is recommended.