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    Education

    High School

    95%

    Bachelor

    20%

    Graduate

    7%

    Monthly Rent

    Total

    $1,346,829

    Average

    $3,238

    2012 Governor Turnout

    Turnout

    67%

    2006 Senate

    Democrat

    32%

    Republican

    67%

    Other

    2%

    County of Work

    In County

    68%

    Out of County

    32%

    Race (2020)

    Total

    100%

    White

    28%

    Black

    31%

    Asian

    9%

    Native

    2%

    Pacific

    9%

    Multiple

    5%

    Other

    17%

    Area & Density

    Area

    1.05 kmĀ²

    Density

    6534.86/kmĀ²

    Occupied Housing

    Total Units

    2,964

    Units/Person

    0.43

    Owned

    21%

    Rented

    79%

    Health Insurance

    Insured

    96%

    Uninsured

    4%

    Industry of Work

    Total

    100%

    Agriculture

    0%

    Construction

    5%

    Manufacturing

    15%

    Wholesale

    1%

    Retail

    7%

    Transportation

    1%

    Information

    10%

    Professional

    23%

    Education

    24%

    Arts

    11%

    Other

    2%

    Public

    2%

    Military

    0%

    2022 Referendum 1

    Yes

    44%

    No

    56%

    Latino Population (2000)

    Latino

    10%

    Poverty Rate

    In Poverty

    7%

    Commute Time

    Average

    33.4 minutes

    Method of Commute

    Total

    100%

    Car

    80%

    Transit

    13%

    Walking

    4%

    Bike

    1%

    Other

    2%

    Origin by Birthplace

    Domestic

    70%

    Out-state

    19%

    In-state

    51%

    Foreign

    30%

    Foreign Citizen

    16%

    Non-Citizen

    14%

    Simulated Election

    Democrat

    68%

    Republican

    33%

    Sex

    Male

    49%

    Female

    51%

    Asian Ancestry

    Total

    100%

    South Asian

    17%

    Chinese

    29%

    Filipino

    11%

    Korean

    17%

    Japanese

    11%

    Vietnamese

    6%

    SE Asian

    2%

    Other

    6%

    Marriage Status

    Straight Marriage

    86%

    Gay Marriage

    2%

    Straight Partner

    13%

    Gay Partner

    1%

    Race 1990-2010

    Total

    +34%

    White

    -9%

    Black

    +0%

    Asian

    +0%

    Native

    +0%

    Pacific

    +0%

    Multiracial

    +5%

    Other

    +3%

    Latino

    +3%

    Personal Income (2000)

    Total

    $101.3M

    Average

    $23,559

    Employment Status

    Labor Force

    71%

    Unemployed

    6%

    Household Income

    Total

    $19.2M

    Average

    $112,474

    <25k

    31%

    25-50k

    7%

    50-100k

    20%

    100-200k

    22%

    200k+

    19%

    State of Work

    In State

    83%

    Out of State

    17%

    Age

    Under 20

    24%

    20-39

    32%

    40-64

    28%

    65+

    16%

    2008-2020 Election Shift

    Shift

    D+4.82

    Race (1990)

    Total

    100%

    White

    28%

    Black

    61%

    Asian

    7%

    Native

    1%

    Other

    3%

    Income Change (2000-2020)

    Change

    +55.59%

    2016 Dem. Pres. Primary

    Clinton

    48%

    Sanders

    42%

    Other

    10%

    Housing Units per Structure

    Total

    2,561

    Per Capita

    0.32

    1 detached

    21%

    1 attached

    7%

    2-10

    29%

    10-50

    34%

    50+

    9%

    Other

    0%

    Population Density Change

    1990-2020

    +272.21/kmĀ²

    2022 Governor

    Democrat

    49%

    Republican

    51%

    Veteran Status

    Veteran

    3%

    Not Veteran

    97%

    GINI Inequality

    Index Score

    0.46

    Language Spoken

    Only English

    63%

    Limited English

    12%

    Spanish

    4%

    Indo-European

    9%

    Asian

    22%

    Other

    2%

    2010-2022 Turnout Shift

    Shift

    +6.51%

    White Ancestry

    Total

    100%

    American

    13%

    German

    11%

    British

    21%

    Irish

    16%

    Italian

    4%

    Scandinavian

    1

    0

    Dutch

    2

    0

    French

    2%

    East European

    7%

    Portuguese

    1

    0

    Czech

    4

    0

    Polish

    1

    0

    Balkan

    7

    0

    Hungarian

    2

    0

    Greek

    6

    0

    Brazilian

    13%

    Arab

    6%

    Iranian

    2

    0

    Other

    7%

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