Barry County, Michigan
Home to 63,808 people, 92.5% of whom are White, 3.8% Hispanic, 1.7% Multiracial and 0.9% Black. About 14% reside in rented houses and 13% of its population live in areas considered urban by the Census Bureau.
Past Presidential Election Winners
Republican candidates won the county in the previous three presidential elections
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Blue denotes a Democratic win, while red indicates a Republican win. The margins represent the difference between the percentage of votes received by the winning candidate and the runner-up.
Voting by precincts in the 2020 presidential election
Percentage Point Margin
Trump
Biden
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Inflow and outflow of people
The county has gained 1,688 residents through domestic migration
Population lost or gained due to migration since 2020
Top states and countries by inflow to and outflow from this county
| Inflow | Michigan, Washington, Ohio |
|---|---|
| Outflow | Michigan, South Region, Midwest Region |
| Int'l inflow | Asia, Europe |
Population by race and ethnicity
Population by age ranges
Around 78% of its residents are of 18 years or older, compared with 79% statewide and 78% nationwide
Economic indicators of this county
The unemployment rate in the county is higher than the state average, while the poverty rate is lower than the state.
Median Household Income
$75,182
versus $68,505 statewide
and $75,149 nationwide
Unemployment Rate
4.3%
versus 4.1% statewide
and 4.1% nationwide
Below poverty
8%
versus 13% statewide
and 13% nationwide
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Data Sources
Demographic and migration data come from the Census Bureau's Vintage estimates as of July 1, 2023. Unemployment rates are based on Bureau of Labor Statistics data for June 2024. Poverty rate estimates are derived from the American Community Survey’s 2022 5-year averages.
The voting information came from Ballotpedia and the National Association of Secretaries of State.
Inflows—indicating the top states and international regions people moved from—are identified using the Census Bureau's State-to-County Migration Flows ACS 2017-2021, with data aggregated by determining the top three states of previous residence for each county based on the highest number of movers. Outflows, representing the top states people moved to, are sourced from the Internal Revenue Service's County-to-County Migration Data for 2021–2022.Precinct-level 2020 election results are provided by the Voting Election & Science Team (VEST), a consortium of academic researchers. County- and state-level returns for U.S. presidential elections from 2012 to 2020 are from the MIT Election Data and Science Lab. Election data for Connecticut counties is unavailable due to results being reported by the eight legacy counties instead of the current nine planning regions. Election data for Alaska is also unavailable.