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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 km²
Density
6534.86/km²
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/km²
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
0Dutch
2
0French
2%
East European
7%
Portuguese
1
0Czech
4
0Polish
1
0Balkan
7
0Hungarian
2
0Greek
6
0Brazilian
13%
Arab
6%
Iranian
2
0Other
7%
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