Planning Committee 2019 Annual Report by UNO College of Public Affairs and Community Service

PLANNING COMMITTEE 2019 ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO NEB. REV. STAT. 501403

Committee Members Senator Tony Vargas, Chair Senator John McCollister, Vice Chair Senator Jim Scheer, Speaker of the Legislature Senator Mike Hilgers, Chair, Executive Board Senator John Stinner, Chair, Appropriations Senator Robert Clements Senator Wendy DeBoer Senator Matt Hansen Senator Matt Williams

Table of Contents 2

Message from Senator Tony Vargas, Chair of the Legislature’s Planning Committee

4-7 Legislature’s Planning Committee 4 History 4 Mission Statement and Goals 5 2018 Goals and Outcomes 6-7 2019 Summary 8-10

Nebraska’s Workforce

Two Nebraska’s

12-13

Profile of Nebraskans with an Associate Degree

14-15

Nebraska’s Youth and Education Governance

16-18

The Power and Potential of an Aging Nebraska

19-20

Nebraska Rainy Day Funds

21-23

Planning Committee 2019 Summary

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska

2018 Quick Facts for United States

26-74

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative Districts 1-49

A message from Senator Tony Vargas, Chair of the Legislature’s Planning Committee, 2019-2020 The Legislature’s Planning Committee plays a critical role in both the Nebraska Unicameral and, more broadly, in our state government’s efforts to plan and prepare for the success and wellbeing of future generations. The Planning Committee works with the University of NebraskaOmaha’s College of Public Affairs and Community Service (CPACS), which compiles and presents data about demographic and workforce data to the Committee. The Committee uses that data to set priorities and then makes recommendations to the Legislature for legislation that aligns with those goals. On behalf of the Committee, I would like to thank Dr. Josie Schafer, Director of the Center for Public Affairs Research at UNO, for her thoughtful and thorough work, as well as Dr. John Bartle, for his work with the Committee over the years. Thanks are also in order for Dr. Schafer’s and Dr. Bartle’s staff and students, as well as the other professors and researchers who have worked with the Committee. Finally, I would like to express personal thanks to my fellow committee members and their staffs for their engagement throughout the year and support of the committee’s work. Nebraska is on the cusp of major changes -- we have a rapidly aging population, shifting workforce needs, and a steady migration from rural to urban communities. It is imperative that we consider these factors as we discuss and debate fiscal and economic policies. It is up to us to prepare for our state’s future now. I hope the information in this report will spur exciting and innovative policy ideas that will serve Nebraskans for many generations. Sincerely,

Senator Tony Vargas Legislative District 7

Legislature’s Planning Committee History The Legislature’s Planning Committee was created by LB653, which was passed during the first session of the 101st Legislature. The committee was created to assist state government in identifying emerging trends, assets, and challenges of the state and the long-term implications of the decisions made by the Nebraska Legislature. The committee is charged with: ● collecting and analyzing data about Nebraska, including, but not limited to, demographics, workforce, education, wages, wealth, tax structure, revenue, natural resources, assets, challenges, trends, and growth and efficiency of government; ● identifying long-term issues significant to the state; ● setting goals and benchmarks; ● issuing a yearly report of the committee’s findings; and ● proposing legislation.*

The committee is comprised of the Speaker, the Chairperson of the Executive Board, The Chairperson of the Appropriations Committee, and six Senators selected by the Executive Board. *A rule change in 2019 allowed the Committee to designate a priority bill for the first time. Mission Statement and Goals The first committee, in 2009, set the following Mission Statement and Goals: Mission Statement The planning committee of the Legislature is charged with establishing and maintaining a future focus on the priorities of the State. Its responsibility is to assure continuity of policy to achieve long term goals. The committee will do so by collecting and analyzing data, identifying priorities, setting long term goals, and establishing benchmarks. Goals ● Lead the nation in the preservation and enhancement of our economy; ● Ensure the growth and long-term vitality of agriculture in Nebraska; ● Ensure a well-educated citizenry qualified for successful employment, lifelong learning, and effective participation in a democratic society; ● Design individual health and human service programs that allow Nebraskans to thrive; ● Preserve and manage the natural resources in our state for future generations; ● Foster an environment of safety and security throughout Nebraska; ● Promote efficient and effective governmental operations, develop shared priorities, and focus on the future of Nebraskans through a disciplined planning process; and ● Ensure Nebraska’s effective connectivity via transportation and telecommunications locally, statewide, nationally, and internationally.

Legislature’s Planning Committee Goals and Outcomes (2018) In 2018, the Committee established three goals and made three recommendations to the Legislature. These were: 1. Secure Planning Committee priority bill authority: In 2017, the Committee proposed a rule change that received initial approval from the Legislature but ultimately was not adopted due to an unrelated Rules debate that abandoned all proposed Permanent Rule changes. Outcome: Per this committee’s recommendation, in 2019 Senator Vargas proposed and was successful in securing priority bill authority for the Committee. 2. Pass legislation to formalize processes for augmenting the cash reserve to facilitate internal “loans” for capital projects and exceptional long term investments and to establish a repayment protocol: Nebraska’s State Constitution prohibits the use of debt, therefore forcing the state’s cash reserves to provide financing for unplanned changes in revenue. The Committee’s proposal was to structure and augment cash reserves with proper funding to function as an in-house bank, where money could be “loaned” for capital projects and exceptional long-term investments.

3. Restore the Rainy-Day Fund to two times an average month’s revenue and, absent significant deterioration in the state’s economy, do it over the next two biennial budgets: In the previous two biennial budgets, and despite reasonably normal economic conditions, cash reserves were approximately halved. Data presented to the Committee over the last decade set the stage for future demands on cash reserves, and, concerned for a future fiscal crisis, the Committee issued this singular and urgent priority recommendation to the Legislature. Outcome: A combination of projected increases in revenue and a planned transfer to the cash reserves will restore the Rainy Day Fund to $616 million by FY2021, an increase of approximately $282 million, or over 1.5 times, the balance in 2018. (Information current as of the November 2019 Tax Review Committee monthly report.) In addition, LB713, which was introduced and passed in 2019, added a new step in the budgeting process of the legislature that will require additional revenue and budget reports throughout the biennium, which will include on revenue volatility, budget stress testing, and a long-term budget for major programs. This information will be critical as we work together towards the goal of replenishing the Rainy Day Fund.

Legislature’s Planning Committee, 2019 Summary Over the last decade, with the help of the University of Nebraska Omaha College of Public Affairs and Community Service, the Committee amassed data in nine key areas -- economy, agriculture, natural resources, state and local government, education, health and human services, public safety, and transportation and telecommunications -- and identified strengths, struggles, and opportunities facing the State of Nebraska. As the Committee continues to receive updated data from the University each year, we are now moving into the strategic planning and implementation phase of our work. Now that the Committee can designate a priority bill, the next step is to begin putting the Committee’s recommendations into effect through legislation. In 2019, the Committee met to prioritize areas of importance for the Committee’s work over the next decade and set goals for each area. From these, the Committee will work to make concrete policy recommendations for the next annual report. Rainy Day Fund 1. Develop new funding mechanisms for the Rainy Day Fund 2. Increase Rainy Day Fund preparation for the next recession 3. Ensure the Rainy Day Fund is equal to 16% of the budget of the State of Nebraska Rural Development 1. Reduced outmigration, particularly among families with kids by ensuring a good quality of life, including safety, healthcare, and education 2. Greater broadband access and speed 3. Growth in the number of remote workers living in rural Nebraska: 4. Growth in agribusiness 5. More accessible and affordable housing Retain and Attract 18-34 Year Olds 1. Net positive in-migration of persons with a bachelor’s degree or more 2. Higher median incomes across the state 3. Growth in number of H3 (high wage, high skill, high demand) jobs 4. Growth in value added technology jobs Workforce Training 1. Stronger pipeline between K-12 and workforce 2. Growth in community college technology programs 3. Lower unemployment rate and number or persons with more than one job 4. Reduction in the number of unfilled jobs Improve K-12 Educational Outcomes 1. Increase in proficiency scores at 3rd, 8th, and 11th grade 2. Increase GED Equivalency passage rate

3. Increase coverage of needed and prioritized educational services 4. Decrease absence and truancy rate

At the November 2019 meeting, the Committee reviewed legislation and policy initiatives from several other states in four of the five priority areas. These included: Rainy Day Fund: Link reserve funds to volatile revenue streams as nine other states do, invest volatile revenue sources in budget stabilization funds per a recommendation from the Tax Policy Center, use an economic formula to determine the amount of deposits into the Cash Reserve Fund. Rural development: Recent grants from the Appalachian Regional Commission, the Wisconsin Legislatures Rural Initiative, a range of rural economic development incentives and grants in Utah, the Rural Opportunity Zone Program in Kansas, and the Business Investment Program in Kentucky. Broadband access and middle-income housing were also noted as policies that could impact rural development but for which there is less detailed research regarding efforts in other states. The committee plans to follow-up with the Rural Broadband Taskforce to learn about 2020 policy recommendations as well. Retain and Attract 18-35 year Olds: Merit based scholarship programs in Georgia, North Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Research Triangle Park and Austinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Technology Incubators as places that have created clusters or ecosystems that support growth in high demand, high wage jobs. The committee agreed there should be an emphasis on policies that provide scholarships, grants, or loan forgiveness that targets low-income individuals and that ties financial aid to committing a year of residency post-graduation. In addition, the committee discussed a desire for more research regarding policies that support vibrant, diverse, and inclusive communities. Workforce Training: Career academies (including one in Grand Island), associate degree scholarships in Tennessee, technical high schools and wage subsidies for apprenticeships in Connecticut, exemptions for tuition or fees in a registered apprenticeship program in Florida, work based programs in schools in Georgia and Massachusetts.

The Committeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work in 2020 will be to further research and analyze the impact these policies have had in other states and how they could be applied in Nebraska before making concrete policy recommendations in these five priority areas to the Legislature.

Data and presentation materials provided to the Committee by the University are provided as supplemental materials to this report.

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NEBRASKA’S NEBRASKA’S WORKFORCE WORKFORCE

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713,830

1,031,005

persons over 16 that are employed full-time year-round

70%

persons 16 years and older in the labor force

labor force participation

Labor force participation rate by race, ethnicity, and gender

Latino 75% Black White 70% Asian American Indian & Alaska Native

68% 66% 64%

age 20-64

Male

88%

Female

80%

64% of Nebraskans have some higher education and higher education results in higher salaries Median annual earning

Educational attainment 40%

$60,825

30% $46,835

20% $30,236

*126,111 or 10% of the

$34,912

$24,346

10%

27%

34%

20%

10%

Less than high school graduate

High school graduate

Some college or associate degree

Bachelor’s degree

Graduate or professional degree

population has an associate degree

Number of persons 25 years and older with a bachelor’s degree in: Science & Engineering

105,134

27.9%

Science & Engineering Related

40,899

10.8%

Business

83,624

22.2%

Education

73,033

19.3%

Arts, Humanities & Other

74,762

19.8% 8

NEBRASKA’S WORKFORCE IN CONTRAST

Labor force participation of single mothers with kids under six –

82%

for age 25-64 with a bachelor’s degree+ in the labor force – 90%

for age 55-64 labor force participation – 75%

in % of married-couple families with both spouses in the labor force – 61% for share of families in poverty that have a householder or spouse who worked “full time and year round” – 29%

for age 65+ labor force participation – 22% for portion of workers that have more than one job – 8%

Nebraska mean household income for the two lowest quantiles is above the U.S. means. The 3rd through highest quintiles are below the U.S. means Mean household income by quintile for region and U.S. United States

for age 16-19 labor force participation – 52%

South Dakota

Wyoming 1st $15,015 2nd $37,106 3rd $61,112 4th $91,959 5th $178,466

Colorado

for kids under six with all parents in the labor force – 73%

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$15,499 $40,143 $65,881 $101,439 $218,980

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$13,399 $33,566 $54,423 $81,966 $172,070

Nebraska appx 148, 316 households per quantile

1st $13,492 2nd $34,162 3rd $55,802 4th $85,693 5th $184,016

Iowa

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

Kansas 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$13,942 $34,162 $55,802 $85,693 $184,016

$12,730 $34,103 $58,082 $92,190 $209,307

$13,830 $34,817 $56,815 $85,735 $176,355

Missouri 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$12,168 $31,103 $51,769 $80,542 $174,940

Sources: 2012-2016 & 2013-2017 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau; 2015 Multiple Job Holding, Bureau of Labor Statistics The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, and/or political affiliation in its programs, activities, or employment.

% of persons age 16 and older full time employed and median income High persons cut off 30,000 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; High wage cut off $40,000 High Number High Wage

No. of Persons

% of Median Population Income

High Number Low wage

No. of Persons

% of Median Population Income

Business & financial

44,673

$58,137

33,995

$19,772

Health diagnosing and treating practitioner Installation, maintenance and repair Management

39,913

$57,187

34,338

$41,961

Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance Construction and extraction Education

50,339

$35,241

63,697

$38,998

Food preparation and service related

51,937

$14,273

Office and administrative support Personal care and service Production

131,919

13%

$30,310

34,259

$16,121

68,224

$32,484

Sales and related

99,447

10%

$29,293

Transportation

35,864

$34,747

Low Number Low Wage

No. of Persons

% of Median Population Income

Arts, entertainment, sports, and media Farming, fishing and forestry Fire and protective services Health technicians

14,790

$37,530

13,594

$20,689

8,246

$30,462

17,721

$36,578

Healthcare support

25,701

$23,484

109,976

11%

$68,569

Low Number High Wage

No. of Persons

% of Median Population Income

Architecture and engineering Community and social service Computer and mathematical Law enforcement

12,064

$77,074

18,415

$40,153

25,352

$77,080

7,636

$56,929

Legal

8,674

$77,606

Life, physical, and social science

7,787

$57,358

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Our Changing Landscape

Percent of Nebraska population in metropolitan and nonmetropolitan counties 1900 - 2020 100%

80%

Nonmetropolitan Counties (80) Percent of Population

Over the past several decades in Nebraska, where and how people live has changed dramatically. In 1900, 67% of Nebraskans lived in nonmetropolitan counties. By 2020 we project 66% will live in metropolitan counties. The transformation in where people live in Nebraska reveals changes in how people live as well. For instance, in this infographic you can see that metropolitan Nebraska is younger, more diverse and more educated. However, while there are differences between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan Nebraska, there are some attributes of life in Nebraska that transcend county borders. For instance, the high rate of labor force participation and relatively low poverty rates.

60%

40%

66.0%

66.8%

33.2% 34.0%

Metropolitan Counties (13) 20%

0% 1900

1910

1920

1930

1940

1950

1960

1970

1980

1990

2000

2010

2020 projected

Sources: Decennial Censuses, U.S. Census Bureau; December 2015 Nebraska County Projections, UNO CPAR; 2017 OMB metro definitions

NEBRASKA

UNITED STATES

Metro

Nonmetro

Metro

Nonmetro

1,264,938 65.6%

664,330 34.4%

____________ ____________

2018 Total Population Percent of Total Population

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281,238,219 86.0%

45,929,215 14.0%

34.7 43.0% 12.9%

40.3 38.2% 19.0%

____________ ____________ ____________

Median age (years) Under age 30 Age 65+

____________ ____________ ____________

37.5 39.8% 14.7%

41.1 37.3% 18.5%

61.6% 8.2% 76.2%

70.7% 4.8% 85.4%

____________ ____________ ____________

Born in state of current residence Foreign born Non-Hispanic White portion of population

____________ ____________ ____________

56.5% 15.1% 58.2%

69.6% 3.9% 78.3%

36.5% 84.2% 4.7% 11.6%

22.1% 83.9% 6.0% 12.4%

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

Age 25+ with Bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree+ Age 25 to 64 in labor force Under age 19 no health insurance Age 19 to 64 no health insurance

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

33.5% 78.6% 5.0% 12.9%

19.6% 71.8% 6.6% 14.8%

90.4% 84.0% 63.8% 68.2% 44.4%

85.2% 75.8% 70.2% 49.1% 36.7%

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

14.4% 6.7% $63,151 $164,100

15.5% 8.8% $53,181 $113,900

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

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18.8% 9.1% $63,025 $226,200

23.6% 10.1% $47,315 $124,700

Note: Nebraska had 13 metro counties in 2017: Cass, Douglas, Sarpy, Saunders, and Washington in the Omaha metro; Lancaster and Seward in the Lincoln metro; theand DOC endorsement (known as the lockup) on Dakota and Dixon in the Sioux City metro; and Hall, Hamilton,Use Howard, Merrick in the Grand Island metro Sources: 2017 Metro Definitions, Office of Management and Budget; 2018 Populationmaterials Estimates, 2014-2018 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau associated with our data . The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation,

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PROFILE OF NEBRASKANS WITH AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE

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9.8%

Distribution of age 20+ population with an associate degree by race, ethnicity, and gender

OF NEBRASKAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AGE 20+ POPULATION HAVE AN ASSOCIATE DEGREE

{133,203 }

109,827 in labor force

7.3%

White Latino Black Asian Other American Indian

Female 52.2%

2.2%

unemployment rate

$40,894

poverty rate

median earnings of full-time workers

3.4%

10%

FOREIGN BORN

ENROLLED IN SCHOOL

90.2% 4.1% 3.1% 1.0% 1.0% 0.6%

Male 47.8%

82.5%

labor force participation rate

72.4%

in owneroccupied households

42% WITH CHILDREN UNDER 18 12

Industry employment of those with an associate degree as highest education Persons age 20+

Education / Health Care / Social Assistance

26.0%

27,695

Retail Trade

10.0%

10,702

Manufacturing

9.4%

10,007

Professional / Scientific / Management

7.9%

8,431

Transportation / Warehousing / Utilities

7.0%

7,504

Construction

6.9%

7,368

Finance and Insurance

6.8%

7,221

Other Services, Except Public Administration

6.0%

6,357

Agriculture / Forestry / Mining

5.7%

6,063

Public Administration

4.9%

5,247

Arts / Entertainment / Recreation

4.5%

4,789

Wholesale Trade

2.9%

3,108

Information

2.0%

2,164

Nebraska ranks 8th in the country for percent of population with an associate degree % age 25+ with an associate degree as highest education

North Dakota

13.5%

Wyoming

10.9%

Iowa

11.3%

Wisconsin

10.5%

South Dakota

11.3%

Hawaii

10.5%

Minnesota

11.1%

Nebraska

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10.2%

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NEBRASKA’S NEBRASKA’S YOUTH YOUTH AND AND EDUCATION EDUCATION GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE

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15.9% + 15.2% 15.9% + 15.2%

502,770 502,770

age 18 and under were age 18 and under were in poverty in the five in poverty in the five core metro counties core metro counties

total population total18population age and under age 18 and under

31.4% 31.4%

age 18 and under age under that 18 areand nonwhite that are nonwhite

age 18 and under were age 18 andinunder were in poverty the state’s in poverty in the state’s other 88 counties other 88 counties

THE THE AVERAGE AVERAGE SPENDING SPENDING FOR FOR THE THE 7 LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICTS 7 LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN IN NEBRASKA NEBRASKA IS IS $10,241.67 $10,241.67

SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICTS DISTRICTS 244 244 school school districts districts 244 school districts 323,391 students 323,391 students students 323,391 23,767 teachers 23,767 teachers 23,767 teachers staff 35,621 35,621 certified certified staff staff 35,621 certified

SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT DISTRICT SCHOOL DISTRICT Elkhorn Elkhorn Public Public Elkhorn Public Bellevue Bellevue Public Public Bellevue Public

EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICE SERVICE UNITS UNITS

Grand Grand Island Island Public Public Grand Island Public Papillion Papillion La La Vista Vista Community Community Papillion La Vista Community Millard Millard Public Public Millard Public Lincoln Lincoln Public Public Lincoln Public

17 17 ESUs ESUs 17 ESUs 94 teachers 94 teachers 94 teachers 468 468 certified certified staff staff 468 certified staff

NUMBER NUMBER OF OF NUMBER OF STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS 9,347 9,347 9,347

SPENDING SPENDING SPENDING PER PER STUDENT PUPIL PER STUDENT $9,297 $9,297 $9,297

12,018 12,018 12,018 24,018 24,018 24,018

$9,644 $9,644 $9,644 $9,453 $9,453 $9,453

9,801 9,801 9,801 9,897 9,897 9,897

$10,676 $10,676 $10,676 $10,457 $10,457 $10,457

41,737 41,737 41,737 52,836 52,836 52,836

Omaha Omaha Public Public Omaha Public

$10,777 $10,777 $10,777 $12,644 $12,644 $12,644

SMALLER SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAVE HIGHER SPENDING PER PUPIL SMALLER SCHOOL DISTRICTS HAVE HIGHER SPENDING PER PUPIL

STUDENT FOR SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT LESS THAN 6,100 STUDENTS SCHOOLSPENDING DISTRICTPER PER PUPIL SPENDING NEBRASKA SCHOOL DISTRICTS UNDER 6,100 STUDENTS STUDENT FOR SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT LESS THAN 6,100 STUDENTS SCHOOLSPENDING DISTRICTPER PER PUPIL SPENDING NEBRASKA SCHOOL DISTRICTS UNDER 6,100 STUDENTS

6,000 6000 6,000 6000

KEARNEY KEARNEY

a$13,911 - $17,001 a a$13,911 - $17,001 a

> 10% > 10%

> 33% > 33%

$17,002 - $20,556 $17,002 - $20,556

> $20,557 > $20,557

WESTSIDE WESTSIDE

GRETNA

AVERAGE PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES AVERAGE PER PUPIL EXPENDITURES FOR SCHOOLS WITH 6,100 FOR SCHOOLS WITH 6,100 STUDENTS OR LESS = $15,456 STUDENTS OR LESS = $15,456

GRETNAFREMONT FREMONT NORFOLK

Size Size of School of School District District

Number Number of Students of Students in School in School District District

< $10,355< -33% a $10,356 a -- $13,910 a < -10% Average < $10,355< -33% $10,356 $13,910 < -10% Average

4,000 4000 4,000 4000

NORFOLK COLUMBUS HASTINGS COLUMBUS RALSTON HASTINGS RALSTONLEXINGTON

2,000 2000 2,000 2000

00 00

BENNINGTON LEXINGTON BLAIR BENNINGTON BEATRICE BLAIR BEATRICE

WINNEBAGO EAST BUTLER CENTRAL VALLEY WINNEBAGO HAYES CENTER ARTHUR EAST BUTLER CENTRAL VALLEY HAYES CENTER ARTHUR

10000 $10,000 10000

$10,000 Per Student Spending Per Student Spending

15000 $15,000 15000

$15,000

20000 $20,000 20000 Spending Student

Per $20,000 Per Student Spending

25000 $25,000 25000

$25,000

LOUP LOUP

SANTEE SANTEE

30000 $30,000 30000

$30,000

REVENUE SPENDING STUDENT NEBRASKA PER PUPILPER SPENDING IS NEAR THE NATIONAL AVERAGE AT $12,520

2017 AVERAGE PER PUPIL EXPENDITURE < -33% < -10% Average > 10% > 33% $7,178 - $8,388

$8,389 - $11,268

$11,269 - $13,772

$13,773 - $16,652

$16,653 - $23,090

OF LOCAL RESOURCES 56% OFPERCENTAGE NEBRASKA’S SCHOOL FUNDING COMES FROM PROPERTY TAXES

PERCENTAGE TOTAL < -33% OF < -10% AverageFUNDING > 10% > 33% THAT COMES FROM LOCAL RESOURCES 2.03% - 27.52%

27.52% - 36.97%

36.97% - 45.18%

45.18% - 54.63%

54.63% - 88.96%

Sources: 2018 Population Estimates, U.S. Census Bureau; 2013-2017 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau; 2019 Nebraska Department of Education, Statistics and Facts About Nebraska Schools 2017-2018; 2018-2018 Nebraska Department of Education, Education Directory Search; 2007 Educational Service Unit Act, Nebraska Revised Statutes § 79-1201 through 79-1249; 2012 Nebraska ESU Coordinating Council, Nebraska ESUs; 2019 Nebraska Department of Education, Statistics and Facts About Nebraska Schools 2017-2018; Nebraska Department of Education, AFR by School District 2017-2018; 2017 U.S. Census Bureau, Summary Tables Public Elementary-Secondary Education Finances: Fiscal Year 2017, Table 11 States Ranked According to Per Pupil Public Elementary-Secondary School System Finance Amounts: Fiscal Year 2017; 2017 U.S. Census Bureau, Summary Tables Public Elementary-Secondary Education Finances: Fiscal Year 2017, Table 5 Percentage Distribution of Public Elementary-Secondary School System Revenue by Source and State: Fiscal Year 2017.

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THE POWER AND POTENTIAL OF AN AGING NEBRASKA

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Age Total

2010

2017 112,761

60 to 64 years

87,611

65 to 69 years

8,000

88,975

64,145

70 to 74 years

63,751

54,012

75 to 79 years

46,485

47,861

80 to 84 years

38,990

37,155

85 years and over

37,154

40,856

estimated number of Nebraskans age 60+ currently retiring each year

In 2019 the Population of 75+ Surpassed the Population Under Age 5 Projection of Nebraska Population for Select Age Groups 2010 - 2050

Population age 75+

Population under age 5 300,000 275,000

256,695

250,000 225,000 200,000 175,000 150,000

135,756

125,000 100,000

133,553

2010

2013

2016

2019

2022

2025

2028

60 Years and Over Households Married-couple family Female householder, no husband present, family

48.7% 5.2%

Householder living alone

42.1%

Living with grandchildren

2.9%

2031

2034

2037

2040

2043

2046

2049

78.8% housing units headed by someone

60+ are owner occupied 16

Percentage of Nebraskans Age 65 and Older Living in Households Who Are Living Alone by Sex 2010

Labor Force Participation Rate 2010

2017

74.2%

2017 41.5%

20.2% 22.0%

36.1%

Aging and Disability Are Not Synonymous Nebraskans living in households with a disability, including vision, cognitive, ambulatory, selfcare, independent living, and hearing

76% All disabilities

75.3%

55 to 64 years

33.1%

32.9%

65 to 74 years

7.8%

8.8%

75 years and over

61%

46% 34% 23%

26%

17%

-64 5-69 0-74 5-79 0-84 5-89 90+ 6 7 7 8 8

for age 55-64 labor force participation

for age 65+ labor force participation

75%

22%

Rural Counties Have the Highest Percentages of Persons 65+ in Poverty

Percent of Population in Poverty by County Groups Rural (50)

Householder 65 Years and Over Income in the income Past 12 Months # atlevel less than $10,000 $10,000 - $29,999 $30,000 - $49,999 $50,000 - $99,999 $100,000 or more

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10,889 54,034 40,131 47,981 24,110

10%

Rural with an urban cluster (22)

Micropolitan (9)

Suburban (7)

Metropolitan (5)

17,000

Nebraska households headed by a person age 65+ do not have a vehicle

Sources: 2010 Decennial Censuses, 2006-2010, 2012-2016, and 2013-2017 American Community Survey, all U.S. Census Bureau, June 2013 Population Projections, UNO CPAR The University of Nebraska does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, national origin, sex, pregnancy, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, and/or political affiliation in its programs, activities, or employment.

Cheyenne

Morrill

Box Butte

Deuel

Garden

Sheridan

Dundy Hitchcock Red Willow Furnas

Increase of 75% or more (10 counties)

Increase of 50 to 74.9% (31 counties)

Increase of 25 to 49.9% (40 counties)

Increase of less than 25% (12 counties)

Greeley

Hall

Clay

Hamilton

Merrick

Nance

Boone

Antelope

Pierce

Burt

Seward

Saline Fillmore

Butler

Source: December 2015 Nebraska County Population Projections

Pawnee Richardson

Johnson Nemaha

Otoe

Cass

Sarpy

Douglas

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Gage

Lancaster

Saunders

Colfax Dodge Washington

York

Polk

Platte

Cuming

Thurston

Dixon Dakota

Wayne

Cedar

Madison Stanton

Knox

Franklin Webster Nuckolls Thayer Jefferson

Kearney Adams

Buffalo

Sherman Howard

Valley

Garfield Wheeler

Holt

Boyd

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Harlan

Gosper Phelps

Chase Frontier

Loup

Custer

Blaine

Rock

Dawson

Hayes

Logan

Thomas

Lincoln

McPherson

Hooker

Brown

Perkins

Keith

Arthur

Grant

Cherry

Note: Nebraskans age 65 and older are projected to increase 69.8% from 2010 to 2030.

Kimball

Banner

Scotts Bluff

Sioux

Dawes

Keya Paha

All counties currently are experiencing a rise in their 65 and older population Projected population in age 65+ population for Nebraska counties2010 2010-to2030 2030 Projected percentchange change in age 65 and older population:

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NEBRASKA RAINY DAY FUNDS Cash Reserve Fund Decision Memo

Planning Committee, Nebraska Legislature Current Law Current law (see Section 77-4602) as amended by LB 638, makes deposits into the Cash Reserve Fund when revenues are a specified level above the revenue estimate. An alternative rule is used when the annual increase for the current fiscal year is greater than the 20-year average annual increase. LB 713 (approved by the Governor April 24, 2019) declared that, “The restoration of cash reserves over the next two biennial budgets is essential if the state is to meet its obligations and adapt to the challenges projected by data accumulated by the Legislature’s Planning Committee.” LB 713 also mandated that the Legislative Fiscal Analyst shall provide a joint revenue volatility report in even numbered years, and a budget stress test in odd-numbered years. These reports, and other sources, can be used to identify the volatility of different state revenue sources. Policy Alternatives The National Association of State Budget Officers (2019) has reported that the median for state rainy day funds has increased from 1.6% in FY 2010 to 7.5% in 2019. Nebraska’s Cash Reserve Fund averaged 15.2% from 2007 to 2017, but fell to 8% in 2018 and 7% in 2019 (Barrett and Greene, pp. 24-25). The Planning Committee has expressed concern about the current level of the Fund. Two studies provide recommendations that suggest using volatile revenue sources to fund the Cash Reserve Fund. 1. A report by The Tax Policy Center recommends that, “states consider investing volatile revenue sources, such as capital gains revenues, into budget stabilization funds (BSFs). Policymakers can tie BSF deposit rules to the level of state revenue volatility… BSFs with strict deposit and withdrawal rules mitigate business cycle volatility more effectively than funds with weak rules” (Rueben and Randall, 2017). 2. The Volcker Alliance (Barrett and Greene, 2019) identifies nine states that link their reserve funds to volatile revenue streams: Alaska, California, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and Washington. Seven states use economic formulas to determine the funding level of reserve funds: Arizona, Idaho, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Tennessee. For instance, “Indiana contributes to the state fund when personal income grows more than 2 percent from the previous year (p. 17).

Evidence Two studies provide evidence on the volatility of Nebraska state tax sources: 1. A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City found that the most volatile tax in Nebraska during the period 1967 to 2007 is the corporate income tax, followed by the personal income tax. The general sales tax is least volatile (Felix, 2008). The personal income tax is volatile in part because of its progressive tax brackets and the volatility of capital gains income and S Corporations. 2. A more recent report by the Pew Charitable Trusts that examined the period 1998 to 2017 also found the corporate income tax the most volatile, followed by the personal income tax, general sales tax and the motor fuels tax (Murphy, Iyengar and Zhang, 2018). Options 1. Current policy (see Section 77-4602) as amended by LB 638, which makes deposits into the Cash Reserve Fund when revenues are a specified level above the revenue estimate. 2. Dedicate a portion of the unencumbered general fund balance at the end of the fiscal year for the Cash Reserve Fund. 3. Identify a volatile tax (such as the corporate income tax) or a volatile component of a tax (such as capital gains) and dedicate some portion of those revenues to the Cash Reserve Fund. 4. Use an economic formula to determine the amount of deposits in the Cash Reserve Fund. References Barrett Katherine and Richard Greene, “Rainy Day Fund Strategies: A Call To Action,” (2019). Volcker Alliance, New York. https://www.volckeralliance.org/publications/rainy-day-fundstrategies-call-action. Felix, R. Alison, (2008). “The Growth and Volatility of State Tax Revenue Sources in the Tenth District,” Economic Review (Third Quarter) Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Murphy Mary, Akshay Iyengar and Alexandria Zhang, (2018) “Tax Revenue Volatility Varies Across States, Revenue Streams,” Pew Charitable Trusts, https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/researchand-analysis/articles/2018/08/29/tax-revenue-volatility-varies-across-states-revenue-streams. National Association of State Budget Officers (2019), The Fiscal Survey of States. Washington DC. https://www.nasbo.org/reports-data/fiscal-survey-of-states. Rueben Kim S. and Megan Randall, (2017) Revenue Volatility: How States Manage Uncertainty. Tax Policy Center: Urban Institute and Brookings Institution, https://www.taxpolicycenter.org/sites/default/files/publication/149171/revenue-volatility_1.pdf.

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PLANNING COMMITTEE 2019 SUMMARY

Following the 2018 legislative session, the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha developed an online dashboard of demographic and socio-economic indicators, by Nebraska legislative districts for 2012 to 2017. The dashboard can be accessed cpar.unomaha.edu/policy. The dashboard, along with the first presentation to the Planning Committee in June 2019, provides an overview of the demographic trends in the state. Changing Demographics   

Since 2010, Nebraska’s population has increased 5% but 66 counties, all of them rural, have lost population. Overall, 21% of Nebraska’s population is non-white. Greater diversity exists among younger age groups. The number of persons ages 25 to 64 has begun to decline and will continue to decline until 2028.

Migration and Brain Drain   

Nebraska has net negative domestic in-migration. Net domestic out-migration is largest among those with a bachelor’s degree. Within the state of Nebraska, people are moving from rural counties to urban counties.

Poverty  

Nebraska’s overall poverty rate is 12%. For children under age 5 the poverty rate is 18.6%. Nebraska has a higher percentage of working poor compared to most other states.

Health Care Access   

9% of the population is uninsured. 12.9% of the population has Medicaid. 5.3% of children under age 18 are uninsured.

The complete June 2019 presentation can be accessed at https://www.unomaha.edu/college-ofpublic-affairs-and-community-service/center-for-public-affairs-research/documents/policyenvironment-in-nebraska.pdf. & https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-public-affairs-and-community-service/center-for-publicaffairs-research/images/nebraska-youth-education-governance.pdf Following the first meeting in June, a range of topics were identified by the members of the Planning Committee for in-depth analysis. The areas are - education finance, aging, and workforce. The August 2019 meeting covered two of these topics: education finance for primary and secondary school districts and the power and potential of an aging Nebraska.

Education Finance The focus of the education presentation was “variation in funding and spending across Nebraska school districts.” The data demonstrates three notable findings, for Nebraska.   

Nebraska’s average per pupil expenditure is close to the national average at $12,520.1 The range in per pupil expenditure among school districts is $9,297 - $33,000 for fiscal year 2017/18.2 56% of funding for Nebraska’s schools comes from property taxes. The average percent of school funding from property taxes for other states is close to 40%.3

Based on national research about education finance challenges, several alternatives to reduce variation in spending across school districts were described.       

Changes to state aid formula. Guaranteed tax rate or tax base. Consolidation. Cooperation. Distance education. Intermediary units. Mandated minimum education requirements.

Explanations for each option and references can be accessed https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-public-affairs-and-community-service/center-for-publicaffairs-research/documents/variation-across-nebraska-school-districts.pdf. Also in August 2019, Julie Masters, Ph.D., and Christopher Kelly, Ph.D., faculty members of the UNO Department of Gerontology, provided an overview of the demographics of aging. Aging    

In 2019, the population ages 75 and older surpassed the population under age 5.4 About 8,000 persons are retiring each year in Nebraska. The population over age 60 is the fastest growing age group in Nebraska. Nebraska has the highest workforce participation rate of 55-64-year-olds in the country.

Several policies from other states were described as possible ways to support the aging population in Nebraska, including policies on:    

Agricultural opportunities. Workforce initiatives. Rural health. Quality of life.

Explanations for each option and references can be accessed at https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-public-affairs-and-community-service/center-for-publicaffairs-research/documents/power-potential-aging-nebraska-slide-deck.pdf & https://www.unomaha.edu/college-of-public-affairs-and-community-service/center-for-publicaffairs-research/documents/power-potential-aging-nebraska.pdf.

In September 2019, two presentation were provided: (1) a deep dive into the data on Nebraska’s workforce and (2) an overview of a report by the Volker Alliance on state Rainy Day Fund (RDF) policies. Some key findings about Nebraska were identified. Rainy Day Funds   

Nebraska and six other states have no or limited policies about withdrawals from the RDF.5 Nebraska makes deposits into the RDF when revenues are above estimates; however, other states use different methods.6 Nebraska and 29 other states have no or a limited policy regarding deposits in the RDF relative to revenue volatility.7

Workforce   

Compared to most other states, Nebraska has a high workforce participation rate.8 Nebraska, compared to others states, has low job growth (1.2%).9 Occupations with the largest projected growth are also high wage jobs in healthcare, computers and math.10

Educational Attainment and Training   

377,453 or 30% of the population has bachelor’s degrees.11 Estimates suggest the new economy needs 35%.12 Persons with more education have a higher workforce participation rate and higher incomes.13 The median income of persons with an associate’s degree is $40,896, higher than the income of persons with “some college.”14

Wages/Income   

Nebraskans’ incomes are stagnant, especially at the bottom quintiles.15 The median income among the higher quintiles in Nebraska are lower than many neighboring states.16 Significant discrepancies exist in median income across gender and ethnicity of persons in Nebraska.17

Source: U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances FY 2017. Sources: General fund expenditures per student – Annual Financial Report 17/18. Number of students - “fall membership” Nebraska Department of Education. Statistics and Facts about Nebraska. 2017/18. Calculations by UNO CPAR. 3 Source: U.S. Census Bureau Annual Survey of School System Finances FY 2017. 4 Source: June 2013 Population Projections, UNO CPAR. 5 Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene, “Rainy Day Fund Strategies: A Call to Action,” Volcker Alliance, July 2019. 6 Ibid. 7 Ibid. 8 Employment to population ratio, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, March 1, 2018. 9 2018-2018 job growth, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. 10 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau. Bureau of Labor Statistics for 2016 - 2018 used for projections. 11 U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, Public Use Microdata and 5-year estimates, 2013-2017. 12 "Recovery: Job growth and education requirements through 2020." Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce (2013). 13 2013-2017 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau. 14 Ibid. 15 Ibid. 16 Ibid. 17 Ibid. 1 2

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Geography Nebraska

Period 2018

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Population

Total

4.1%

Female Male

6.9%

Under 18 Years

24.8%

18 to 64 Years

60.2%

65 Years or Older

15.0%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

4.6%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

1,904,760 50.1% 49.9%

2.3%

79.4%

0.7%

Two or more races

2.1%

Hispanic/Latino

10.7%

Minority

20.6%

Foreign Born

7.0%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

91.1%

31.3%

43.3%

Population Below Poverty 11.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

17.4% 14.8% 7.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.8%

2.5%

73.2%

$59,116

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

66.1%

$147,800

830,749

9.2%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

8.4% 5.2% 12.8%

* Changed to Under 19 Uninsured beginning in 2017. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year Estimates | Prepared by the University of Nebraska at Omaha Center for Public Affairs Research | Best viewed and printed from non-mobile version.

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2018 Quick Facts for United States Geography United States

Period 2018 Population Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.6%

Male

6.1%

Under 18 Years

22.8%

18 to 64 Years

62.0%

65 Years or Older

15.2%

Black/African Am

Two or more races

White non-Hisp..

12.3%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

322,903,030 50.8% 49.2%

Total

5.4%

61.1%

0.7% 2.4%

Hispanic/Latino

17.8%

Minority

38.9%

Foreign Born

13.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

87.7%

31.5%

47.9%

Population Below Poverty 14.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

21.5% 19.5% 9.3%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

63.3%

3.7%

65.6%

$60,293

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

63.8%

$204,900

136,384,292

12.2%

9.4%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.2% 19.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 1 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 1

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.9%

Male

5.9%

Under 18 Years

21.9%

18 to 64 Years

57.9%

65 Years or Older

20.2%

Black/African Am Asian

36,518 49.7% 50.3%

Total

White non-Hisp..

1.4% 0.4%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat Two or more races

90.3%

0.8% 1.6%

Hispanic/Latino

5.4%

Minority

9.7%

Foreign Born

2.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

91.1%

21.0%

45.9%

Population Below Poverty 11.8%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

25.9% 17.9% 8.5%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

63.0%

2.0%

76.1%

$52,257

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,714

14.5%

75.1%

$100,200

7.0%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.3% 12.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 2 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 2

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.4%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.0%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

25.4%

18 to 64 Years

58.9%

65 Years or Older

15.7%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

1.2%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,400 49.3% 50.7%

Total

0.5%

92.2%

0.1%

Two or more races

2.3%

Hispanic/Latino

3.4%

Minority Foreign Born

7.8% 1.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

95.4%

31.2%

64.2%

Population Below Poverty 6.0%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

8.0% 6.8% 5.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.3%

2.0%

72.2%

$74,615

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,353

10.6%

82.2%

$185,200

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.3% 3.7% 7.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 3 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 3

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.7%

Male

8.1%

Under 18 Years

27.6%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

61.9% 10.5% White non-Hisp..

5.8%

Black/African Am 3.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

42,330 49.8% 50.2%

Total

73.3%

0.5%

Two or more races

3.1%

Hispanic/Latino

13.6%

Minority

26.7%

Foreign Born

6.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.5%

38.9%

34.8%

Population Below Poverty 6.0% 5.8% 6.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

7.0%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

74.4%

2.9%

72.0%

$75,972

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

15,771

3.7%

63.2%

$175,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

7.6% 5.0% 8.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 4 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 4

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.5%

Male

7.2%

Under 18 Years

29.0%

18 to 64 Years

58.5%

65 Years or Older

12.5%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

2.3%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

39,584 51.1% 48.9%

Total

3.6%

87.2%

0.3%

Two or more races

2.0%

Hispanic/Latino

4.5%

Minority

12.8%

Foreign Born

4.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

98.3%

56.5%

41.6%

Population Below Poverty 4.2% 4.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

5.9% 2.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

72.7%

1.7%

77.2%

$104,150

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

14,690

4.2%

84.2%

$223,600

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.6% 1.6% 5.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 5 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 5

Period 2018 Population

Female

5.7%

Under 3 Years

Male

8.7%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

30.1%

18 to 64 Years

59.4%

65 Years or Older

10.5%

Black/African Am

4.8%

Asian

38,657 50.9% 49.1%

Total

White non-Hisp..

0.7%

49.1%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.4% Two or more races

3.1%

Hispanic/Latino

41.4%

Minority

50.9%

Foreign Born

19.8%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

72.8%

15.2%

19.3%

Population Below Poverty 18.7%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

22.3% 23.9% 12.5%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.0%

4.0%

68.2%

$45,008

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

14,707

7.5%

64.7%

$105,500

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

19.9% 11.0% 25.0%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 6 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 6

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.1%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.5%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

19.9%

18 to 64 Years

62.3%

65 Years or Older

17.8%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

8.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,221 51.7% 48.3%

Total

4.5%

79.3%

0.2%

Two or more races

2.1%

Hispanic/Latino

5.2%

Minority

20.7%

Foreign Born

9.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

96.4%

52.1%

40.7%

Population Below Poverty 7.5%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

12.5% 7.0% 7.2%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

71.7%

2.3%

79.4%

$60,075

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

18,937

6.3%

49.7%

$198,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

6.4% 5.0% 7.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 7 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 7

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.4%

Male

8.2%

Under 18 Years

27.4%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

65.5% 7.1% White non-Hisp..

5.7%

Black/African Am Asian

40,331 45.7% 54.3%

Total

1.1%

37.1%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.6% Two or more races

2.5%

Hispanic/Latino

52.7%

Minority

62.9%

Foreign Born

26.2%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

66.0%

19.9%

32.2%

Population Below Poverty 26.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

46.1% 38.7% 14.0%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

66.7%

4.5%

55.2%

$41,117

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,388

12.4%

37.1%

$91,800

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

22.2% 12.1% 26.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 8 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 8

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.8%

Male

6.8%

Under 18 Years

23.2%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

67.2% 9.6% White 15.4% non-Hisp..

Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,393 51.3% 48.7%

Total

5.0%

71.1%

0.7%

Two or more races Hispanic/Latino

2.4% 5.3%

Minority

28.9%

Foreign Born

8.4%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

90.2%

37.9%

47.3%

Population Below Poverty 16.0% 16.0%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

22.9% 7.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

73.8%

4.6%

68.6%

$53,031

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,212

7.2%

53.7%

$128,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

10.6% 3.3% 17.1%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 9 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 9

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.9%

Under 3 Years

Male

5.8%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

15.7%

18 to 64 Years

72.3%

65 Years or Older

12.0% White non-Hisp..

5.0%

Black/African Am

6.2%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

36,632 50.5% 49.5%

Total

72.3%

0.4%

Two or more races

3.3%

Hispanic/Latino

12.3%

Minority

27.7%

Foreign Born

12.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

88.8%

44.4%

35.0%

Population Below Poverty 19.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

23.0% 20.6% 10.7%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.1%

3.1%

73.3%

$49,359

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

18,119

10.6%

46.5%

$141,200

9.8%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.4% 11.7%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 10 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 10

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.8%

Male

8.2%

Under 18 Years

27.7%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

59.6% 12.7% White 11.8%non-Hisp..

Black/African Am Asian

43,564 52.5% 47.5%

Total

2.5%

77.1%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.2% Two or more races

2.5%

Hispanic/Latino

5.8%

Minority

22.9%

Foreign Born

6.0%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

94.3%

40.1%

49.3%

Population Below Poverty 8.5%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

9.1% 9.6% 6.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

73.2%

2.2%

72.5%

$73,460

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,779

5.6%

73.6%

$155,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.6% 3.6% 9.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 11 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 11

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.7%

Under 3 Years

Male

8.4%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

29.4%

18 to 64 Years

60.7%

65 Years or Older

9.9% White 51.0% non-Hisp..

Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

35,458 52.9% 47.1%

Total

5.5%

26.2%

0.7%

Two or more races

4.2%

Hispanic/Latino

12.2%

Minority Foreign Born

73.8% 11.4%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

76.6%

10.7%

41.6%

Population Below Poverty 34.9%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

47.8% 46.9% 15.5%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

59.5%

7.0%

70.2%

$28,163

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

14,808

15.7%

41.7%

$66,000

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

19.3% 6.2% 37.7%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 12 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 12

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.6%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.9%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

23.1%

18 to 64 Years

63.0%

65 Years or Older

13.9% White non-Hisp..

4.7%

Black/African Am 2.5%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

39,082 48.4% 51.6%

Total

79.5%

0.3%

Two or more races

2.4%

Hispanic/Latino

10.1%

Minority

20.5%

Foreign Born

6.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

94.9%

31.8%

39.4%

Population Below Poverty 7.5%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

4.9% 7.6% 7.2%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

74.6%

2.1%

80.7%

$59,111

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,537

4.6%

53.7%

$153,000

7.1%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.7% 10.2%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 13 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 13

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.4%

Under 3 Years

Male

7.1%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

27.2%

18 to 64 Years

58.0%

65 Years or Older

14.8% White 31.9% non-Hisp..

Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,579 51.2% 48.8%

Total

7.1%

48.4%

0.7%

Two or more races Hispanic/Latino

4.2% 7.6%

Minority Foreign Born

51.6% 9.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

85.4%

20.1%

37.8%

Population Below Poverty 20.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

31.3% 32.1% 11.0%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

62.5%

4.3%

74.1%

$44,679

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

15,337

8.1%

61.1%

$111,000

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

13.8% 7.3% 22.1%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 14 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 14

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.5%

Male

6.2%

Under 18 Years

26.6%

18 to 64 Years

60.9%

65 Years or Older

12.5%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

2.9%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

40,621 50.5% 49.5%

Total

2.4%

84.0%

0.3%

Two or more races

2.7%

Hispanic/Latino

7.5%

Minority

16.0%

Foreign Born

4.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

95.9%

39.5%

41.3%

Population Below Poverty 4.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

3.7% 5.3% 4.8%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

74.2%

1.3%

74.9%

$81,236

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

15,526

3.7%

68.7%

$189,500

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.9% 3.2% 7.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 15 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 15

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.2%

Male

6.7%

Under 18 Years

23.9%

18 to 64 Years

57.4%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am

36,683 50.6% 49.4%

Total

18.7% White non-Hisp..

0.7%

Asian

0.4%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.4%

Two or more races

84.3% 1.6%

Hispanic/Latino

12.3%

Minority

15.7%

Foreign Born

6.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

89.3%

18.6%

36.3%

Population Below Poverty 13.7%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

25.6% 20.8% 8.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

68.1%

3.1%

63.1%

$53,101

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,741

8.7%

62.5%

$122,600

9.9%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.0% 15.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 16 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 16

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

35,738 50.7% 49.3%

Total Female

3.0%

Male

5.7%

Under 18 Years

24.1%

18 to 64 Years

56.4%

65 Years or Older

19.5%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

0.6%

Asian

0.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.3%

Two or more races

92.8% 1.1%

Hispanic/Latino

4.7%

Minority

7.2%

Foreign Born

2.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

92.7%

26.2%

50.5%

Population Below Poverty 8.5% 8.8%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

9.7% 7.3%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

66.2%

1.8%

70.9%

$61,464

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,307

9.3%

75.6%

$151,200

6.2%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.8% 10.7%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 17 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 17

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.4%

Male

8.1%

Under 18 Years

27.9%

18 to 64 Years

58.8%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian

13.3% White non-Hisp..

2.9% 2.1%

57.0%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat Two or more races

36,824 49.8% 50.2%

Total

12.4% 1.6%

Hispanic/Latino

23.8%

Minority

43.0%

Foreign Born

14.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

82.2%

18.7%

43.3%

Population Below Poverty 18.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

33.6% 24.6% 10.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

70.8%

4.2%

70.0%

$55,095

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

14,148

6.1%

64.4%

$116,600

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

13.7% 11.5% 16.6%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 18 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 18

Period 2018 Population

Female

5.4%

Under 3 Years

Male

9.4%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

26.1%

18 to 64 Years

64.8%

65 Years or Older

9.1%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

11.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

41,468 52.4% 47.6%

Total

3.8%

75.0%

0.4%

Two or more races

2.9%

Hispanic/Latino

6.3%

Minority

25.0%

Foreign Born

6.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

95.3%

44.9%

36.2%

Population Below Poverty 8.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

15.3% 12.6% 6.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

78.7%

2.3%

81.1%

$74,668

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,550

3.9%

64.7%

$177,200

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

6.9% 5.5% 9.6%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 19 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 19

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

37,453 50.1% 49.9%

Total Female

4.5%

Male

7.4%

Under 18 Years

25.0%

18 to 64 Years

59.9%

65 Years or Older

15.1%

Black/African Am

1.3%

White non-Hisp..

Asian

1.4%

80.4%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat Two or more races

1.2% 1.0%

Hispanic/Latino

14.7%

Minority

19.6%

Foreign Born

7.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

90.4%

22.3%

48.5%

Population Below Poverty 15.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

28.5% 20.6% 10.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

70.6%

2.1%

75.9%

$53,655

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,212

6.5%

67.1%

$134,400

8.4%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.3% 14.1%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 20 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 20

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.9%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.9%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

23.2%

18 to 64 Years

58.4%

65 Years or Older

18.4%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

3.8%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,361 50.9% 49.1%

Total

2.1%

86.8%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.7%

Hispanic/Latino

5.3%

Minority

13.2%

Foreign Born

5.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

95.9%

46.1%

43.1%

Population Below Poverty 7.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

11.1% 9.8% 5.9%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.3%

1.9%

76.9%

$66,040

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,402

5.9%

65.7%

$163,300

6.3%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.3% 10.6%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 21 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 21

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.0%

Male

7.6%

Under 18 Years

26.9%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

63.7% 9.4%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

3.0%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

42,046 49.8% 50.2%

Total

3.9%

79.8%

0.6%

Two or more races

3.3%

Hispanic/Latino

9.3%

Minority

20.2%

Foreign Born

7.0%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

92.4%

30.3%

34.2%

Population Below Poverty All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

13.4% 16.4% 15.1% 3.2%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

77.4%

2.0%

80.7%

$63,901

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,216

3.6%

64.5%

$163,200

8.9%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.0% 13.2%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 22 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 22

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.0%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.9%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

38,381 49.4% 50.6%

Total

25.7%

18 to 64 Years

57.1%

65 Years or Older

17.2%

Black/African Am

0.6%

White non-Hisp..

Asian

0.7%

81.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.3%

Two or more races

0.8%

Hispanic/Latino

16.1%

Minority

18.7%

Foreign Born

8.2%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

89.1%

21.3%

40.5%

Population Below Poverty 8.0%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

11.3% 10.1% 8.5%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

71.9%

2.6%

80.2%

$61,866

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,388

6.9%

73.1%

$138,300

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

8.5% 6.1% 9.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 23 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 23

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.2%

Under 3 Years

Male

7.1%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

26.3%

18 to 64 Years

57.0%

65 Years or Older

16.7% White non-Hisp..

1.2%

Black/African Am

0.5%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,236 48.2% 51.8%

Total

82.4%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.1%

Hispanic/Latino

14.5%

Minority

17.6%

Foreign Born

9.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

86.8%

21.7%

42.3%

Population Below Poverty 9.4%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

16.5% 13.1% 7.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.0%

2.0%

71.0%

$62,490

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,924

13.3%

76.5%

$139,200

6.6%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.4% 10.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 24 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 24

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.5%

Male

6.0%

Under 18 Years

23.3%

18 to 64 Years

58.4%

65 Years or Older

18.3%

Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

36,181 50.4% 49.6%

Total

White non-Hisp..

0.8% 0.4%

93.0%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.5%

Hispanic/Latino

4.0%

Minority

7.0%

Foreign Born

1.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.6%

27.5%

59.4%

Population Below Poverty 8.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

10.4% 10.2% 6.3%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

66.1%

1.9%

69.4%

$63,564

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,142

11.2%

72.6%

$140,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

6.7% 6.4% 10.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 25 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 25

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.2%

Male

6.0%

Under 18 Years

24.4%

18 to 64 Years

54.4%

65 Years or Older

21.2%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

0.7%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

41,747 51.6% 48.4%

Total

1.9%

92.4%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.6%

Hispanic/Latino

2.6%

Minority

7.6%

Foreign Born

3.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

97.9%

53.7%

60.8%

Population Below Poverty 4.8% 5.1% 5.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

3.9%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

67.3%

1.0%

73.9%

$86,489

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,070

2.9%

76.5%

$230,700

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

2.5% 1.5% 5.2%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 26 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 26

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.4%

Male

6.8%

Under 18 Years

20.9%

18 to 64 Years

64.2%

65 Years or Older

14.9%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

2.3%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

40,966 49.7% 50.3%

Total

4.0%

85.8%

0.5%

Two or more races

3.0%

Hispanic/Latino

4.3%

Minority

14.2%

Foreign Born

5.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

94.5%

33.2%

32.8%

Population Below Poverty 13.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

18.0% 15.9% 6.7%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

71.7%

2.4%

83.9%

$54,180

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

18,482

6.5%

57.8%

$141,400

7.3%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.9% 12.1%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 27 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 27

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.7%

Male

6.2%

Under 18 Years

22.7%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

68.3% 9.0% White non-Hisp..

6.7%

Black/African Am

5.8%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

42,218 45.9% 54.1%

Total

72.4%

0.8%

Two or more races

3.7%

Hispanic/Latino

10.4%

Minority

27.6%

Foreign Born

12.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

88.4%

33.2%

28.6%

Population Below Poverty 16.2%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

20.9% 15.7% 5.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

70.1%

2.3%

66.4%

$54,244

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,064

5.5%

53.3%

$151,400

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

10.2% 7.1% 13.4%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 28 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 28

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.0%

Male

7.5%

Under 18 Years

21.1%

18 to 64 Years

65.1%

65 Years or Older

13.8%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

5.3%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

38,904 51.1% 48.9%

Total

4.9%

79.9%

0.6%

Two or more races

2.9%

Hispanic/Latino

6.1%

Minority

20.1%

Foreign Born

9.0%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

94.2%

41.9%

55.5%

Population Below Poverty 17.0%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

18.9% 18.6% 7.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

72.9%

2.4%

68.6%

$47,592

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

19,168

6.9%

52.0%

$140,500

8.2%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.2% 15.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 29 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 29

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.5%

Male

5.9%

Under 18 Years

24.6%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian

41,285 51.6% 48.4%

Total

60.3% 15.1% White non-Hisp..

3.1% 2.9%

85.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.1% Two or more races

2.6%

Hispanic/Latino

6.0%

Minority

14.7%

Foreign Born

5.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

96.1%

45.8%

58.1%

Population Below Poverty 7.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

9.7% 7.1% 6.2%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

73.6%

2.4%

80.3%

$63,826

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,181

2.7%

62.7%

$180,600

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.0% 2.4% 9.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 30 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 30

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.9%

Male

6.5%

Under 18 Years

24.7%

18 to 64 Years

58.1%

65 Years or Older

17.2%

Black/African Am

0.7%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat Two or more races

39,049 49.3% 50.7%

Total

White non-Hisp..

0.6%

94.9%

0.5% 1.1%

Hispanic/Latino

2.2%

Minority

5.1%

Foreign Born

1.8%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

92.3%

29.2%

43.7%

Population Below Poverty 7.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

10.6% 7.7% 7.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.6%

1.9%

78.3%

$65,068

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,235

9.5%

73.2%

$165,000

4.6%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

1.7% 11.1%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 31 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 31

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

37,566 50.4% 49.6%

Total Female

4.4%

Male

7.6%

Under 18 Years

26.8%

18 to 64 Years

59.6%

65 Years or Older

13.6%

Black/African Am

1.1%

White non-Hisp..

Asian

4.0%

88.1%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.1% Two or more races

2.4%

Hispanic/Latino

4.2%

Minority

11.9%

Foreign Born

4.9%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

98.4%

53.8%

51.9%

Population Below Poverty 3.3% 3.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

4.6% 2.9%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

73.7%

1.5%

67.2%

$100,306

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

14,077

2.9%

82.3%

$214,100

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.3% 2.9% 3.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 32 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 32

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.4%

Male

5.6%

Under 18 Years

23.0%

18 to 64 Years

57.8%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am

19.2%

Two or more races

White non-Hisp..

0.5% 1.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

37,543 49.7% 50.3%

Total

85.2%

0.3% 1.0%

Hispanic/Latino

11.5%

Minority

14.8%

Foreign Born

6.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

89.9%

20.2%

51.3%

Population Below Poverty 10.4%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

21.1% 12.6% 7.7%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

65.4%

1.4%

74.0%

$53,351

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,529

13.4%

75.4%

$101,100

7.6%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

6.4% 12.4%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 33 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 33

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.9%

Under 3 Years

Male

6.6%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

24.3%

18 to 64 Years

58.7%

65 Years or Older

17.0% White non-Hisp..

0.5%

Black/African Am

1.1%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

37,726 49.5% 50.5%

Total

86.7%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.4%

Hispanic/Latino

10.0%

Minority

13.3%

Foreign Born

5.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

90.2%

24.7%

46.7%

Population Below Poverty 12.2%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

16.1% 16.3% 6.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

67.0%

2.5%

72.8%

$53,862

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,391

8.8%

69.4%

$123,300

7.5%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.2% 14.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 34 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 34

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.1%

Male

6.1%

Under 18 Years

25.5%

18 to 64 Years

57.2%

65 Years or Older

17.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

White non-Hisp..

1.2%

Black/African Am Asian

37,305 50.6% 49.4%

Total

0.5%

86.3%

0.3%

Two or more races

1.3%

Hispanic/Latino

10.3%

Minority

13.7%

Foreign Born

4.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

91.9%

24.7%

43.9%

Population Below Poverty 8.8%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

16.1% 12.2% 6.3%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.0%

2.0%

81.5%

$60,964

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,525

10.4%

74.2%

$141,400

Uninsured

7.4%

Under 18 Uninsured*

7.3%

Medicaid

12.2%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 35 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 35

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

5.0%

Male

8.2%

Under 18 Years

26.9%

18 to 64 Years

59.1%

65 Years or Older

14.0% White non-Hisp..

3.0%

Black/African Am Asian

38,430 49.2% 50.8%

Total

1.3%

59.8%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.3% Two or more races

1.0%

Hispanic/Latino

33.8%

Minority

40.2%

Foreign Born

17.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

81.6%

17.0%

40.0%

Population Below Poverty 15.2%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

31.2% 22.3% 12.0%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

70.5%

3.5%

64.2%

$49,671

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

15,406

6.6%

56.5%

$126,300

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

15.8% 7.6% 19.7%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 36 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 36

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.1%

Under 3 Years

Male

7.5%

Under 5 Years

38,181 49.2% 50.8%

Total

Under 18 Years

26.3%

18 to 64 Years

56.1%

65 Years or Older

17.6%

Black/African Am

3.8%

Asian

0.4%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.3%

Two or more races

White non-Hisp..

72.9%

0.7%

Hispanic/Latino

21.7%

Minority

27.1%

Foreign Born

12.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

83.9%

18.0%

44.4%

Population Below Poverty 12.3%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

20.0% 17.7% 9.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

68.7%

2.3%

73.6%

$52,536

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

17,454

12.6%

69.2%

$101,300

9.9%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

7.8% 15.0%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 37 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 37

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.4%

Male

7.1%

Under 18 Years

22.6%

18 to 64 Years

64.3%

65 Years or Older

13.1%

Black/African Am

1.2%

Asian

41,002 49.9% 50.1%

Total

White non-Hisp..

1.7%

85.7%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat 0.1% Two or more races

1.5%

Hispanic/Latino

9.8%

Minority

14.3%

Foreign Born

5.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.0%

36.7%

44.1%

Population Below Poverty 15.6%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

24.9% 16.1% 8.2%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

74.0%

2.4%

74.4%

$55,143

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,977

5.1%

60.1%

$168,700

9.0%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

6.2% 10.7%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 38 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 38

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.5%

Male

6.0%

Under 18 Years

23.6%

18 to 64 Years

56.1%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

37,237 49.9% 50.1%

Total

20.3% White non-Hisp..

0.2% 0.3%

92.5%

0.2%

Two or more races

1.2%

Hispanic/Latino

5.5%

Minority

7.5%

Foreign Born

2.2%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.1%

22.3%

41.3%

Population Below Poverty 10.0%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

18.2% 13.7% 7.7%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

66.6%

1.2%

80.4%

$54,275

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

18,048

13.5%

76.5%

$105,800

6.5%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.2% 13.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 39 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 39

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.6%

Under 3 Years

Male

8.3%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

30.2%

18 to 64 Years

59.1%

65 Years or Older

10.7%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

1.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

49,096 50.0% 50.0%

Total

2.7%

91.4%

0.1%

Two or more races

1.7%

Hispanic/Latino

2.6%

Minority

8.6%

Foreign Born

3.8%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

97.9%

56.7%

49.6%

Population Below Poverty 3.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

2.7% 2.6% 3.3%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

74.1%

1.3%

75.0%

$105,074

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

18,520

3.8%

80.4%

$285,800

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

2.9% 1.1% 4.4%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 40 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 40

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.2%

Male

6.4%

Under 18 Years

24.2%

18 to 64 Years

53.6%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian

36,366 49.9% 50.1%

Total

22.2% White non-Hisp..

0.2% 0.3%

91.4%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat Two or more races

2.7% 0.8%

Hispanic/Latino

4.5%

Minority

8.6%

Foreign Born

2.5%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

91.9%

20.6%

46.3%

Population Below Poverty 9.9%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

15.5% 12.4% 8.8%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

68.3%

1.3%

79.5%

$55,366

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

19,297

20.2%

76.4%

$99,800

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

7.6% 6.9% 11.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 41 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 41

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

37,720 50.0% 50.0%

Total Female

3.8%

Male

6.1%

Under 18 Years

23.3%

18 to 64 Years

54.2%

65 Years or Older

22.5%

Black/African Am

0.3%

White non-Hisp..

Asian

0.3%

96.0%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.1%

Two or more races

0.9%

Hispanic/Latino

2.4%

Minority

4.0%

Foreign Born

1.3%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.6%

20.5%

45.9%

Population Below Poverty 9.5%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

11.6% 11.3% 9.9%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

66.8%

1.3%

78.8%

$52,866

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

19,614

17.7%

76.8%

$102,400

6.2%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

4.5% 10.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 42 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 42

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

35,433 50.6% 49.4%

Total Female

3.5%

Male

5.9%

Under 18 Years

24.1%

18 to 64 Years

57.6%

65 Years or Older

18.3%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

1.1%

Asian

0.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

0.3%

Two or more races

88.1% 1.8%

Hispanic/Latino

8.3%

Minority Foreign Born

11.9% 1.8%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.2%

22.1%

43.2%

Population Below Poverty 12.2%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

22.0% 14.6% 9.9%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

63.8%

1.7%

56.6%

$56,794

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,782

10.7%

65.3%

$135,700

9.5%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.5% 13.5%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 43 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 43

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.7%

Male

5.9%

Under 18 Years

21.9%

18 to 64 Years

57.4%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian

37,115 50.0% 50.0%

Total

20.7% White non-Hisp..

0.6% 0.4%

86.2%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

3.8%

Two or more races

2.7%

Hispanic/Latino

6.2%

Minority Foreign Born

13.8% 1.7%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

92.4%

24.4%

55.7%

Population Below Poverty 13.5%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

25.6% 18.4% 10.0%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

65.0%

1.6%

71.0%

$49,289

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

19,848

19.1%

66.7%

$102,700

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

9.4% 8.6% 13.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 44 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 44

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.1%

Under 3 Years

Male

5.6%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

22.5%

18 to 64 Years

55.2%

65 Years or Older

22.3%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

0.4%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

36,104 49.7% 50.3%

Total

0.2%

93.0%

0.1%

Two or more races

1.2%

Hispanic/Latino

5.1%

Minority

7.0%

Foreign Born

2.6%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

90.7%

20.4%

36.3%

Population Below Poverty 9.7%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

11.8% 12.7% 7.1%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

65.0%

1.7%

68.0%

$50,494

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

20,047

22.5%

74.4%

$92,400

8.4%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.6% 11.9%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 45 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 45

Period 2018 Population

Female

4.3%

Under 3 Years

Male

7.4%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

25.1%

18 to 64 Years

61.3%

65 Years or Older

13.6% White non-Hisp..

5.2%

Black/African Am 2.6%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

39,752 50.0% 50.0%

Total

74.5%

0.3%

Two or more races

4.1%

Hispanic/Latino

13.0%

Minority

25.5%

Foreign Born

7.0%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

93.3%

33.0%

31.1%

Population Below Poverty 8.7%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

12.8% 12.3% 3.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

69.5%

3.0%

67.9%

$63,337

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,515

6.8%

59.9%

$155,300

8.1%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.5% 12.6%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 46 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 46

Period 2018 Population

Female

3.7%

Under 3 Years

Male

5.7%

Under 5 Years Under 18 Years

18.1%

18 to 64 Years

74.8%

65 Years or Older

7.1% White non-Hisp..

8.0%

Black/African Am

8.5%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

40,079 49.6% 50.4%

Total

67.8%

0.3%

Two or more races

3.3%

Hispanic/Latino

11.9%

Minority

32.2%

Foreign Born

14.2%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

87.3%

26.5%

24.2%

Population Below Poverty 28.7%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

41.0% 37.6% 12.6%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

67.2%

5.0%

62.6%

$36,761

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

15,107

7.3%

39.4%

$117,200

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

11.3% 5.1% 18.8%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 47 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 47

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

3.2%

Male

5.8%

Under 18 Years

22.2%

18 to 64 Years

55.8%

65 Years or Older Black/African Am Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

34,726 49.9% 50.1%

Total

22.0% White non-Hisp..

0.4% 0.7%

89.0%

0.5%

Two or more races

1.4%

Hispanic/Latino

8.0%

Minority Foreign Born

11.0% 2.2%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

91.4%

21.7%

41.0%

Population Below Poverty 10.1%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

14.2% 12.5% 9.7%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

65.8%

2.5%

75.4%

$50,855

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

19,708

21.5%

71.5%

$98,500

8.9%

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

5.1% 13.6%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 48 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 48

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

36,255 51.5% 48.5%

Total Female

4.0%

Male

6.7%

Under 18 Years

24.9%

18 to 64 Years

56.7%

65 Years or Older

18.4%

Black/African Am

0.7%

White non-Hisp..

Asian

0.7%

72.3%

Am Ind/Alaska Nat

1.4%

Two or more races

1.2%

Hispanic/Latino

23.7%

Minority Foreign Born

27.7% 4.1%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

87.5%

22.4%

57.5%

Population Below Poverty 13.4%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

21.3% 18.7% 8.4%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

65.6%

3.4%

76.9%

$50,157

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,379

10.8%

69.0%

$121,900

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

11.5% 7.0% 16.3%

2018 Quick Facts for Nebraska Legislative District 49 Geography Nebraska Legislative District 49

Period 2018 Population

Under 3 Years Under 5 Years

Female

4.9%

Male

8.5%

Under 18 Years

31.3%

18 to 64 Years 65 Years or Older

61.1% 7.6%

Black/African Am

White non-Hisp..

0.8%

Asian Am Ind/Alaska Nat

45,214 50.1% 49.9%

Total

2.0%

90.7%

0.2%

Two or more races

2.2%

Hispanic/Latino

4.0%

Minority

9.3%

Foreign Born

3.1%

High School/GED

Bachelor's Degree or higher

3-4 Year Olds Enrolled in School

97.5%

47.3%

46.3%

Population Below Poverty 3.4%

All Under Age 5 Under Age 18 Age 65 or Older

5.6% 3.4% 4.8%

Labor Force Participation

Unemployment

Kids <6 w/ Parents in Labor Force

Median Household Income

80.8%

1.7%

78.9%

$91,893

Housing Units

Vacant Units

Owner Occupied Units (OOU)

Median Value of OOU

16,417

3.1%

79.4%

$207,500

Uninsured Under 18 Uninsured* Medicaid

3.0% 1.6% 6.1%

ABOUT US: The Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha is a research and community outreach unit in the College of Public Affairs and Community Service. Our mission is to provide and support the collection and wide dissemination of public affairs knowledge to directly improve the quality of life of residents of Nebraska and support the capacity of other agencies to do so as well.

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