Necedah village, WI

Juneau County, WI

2022 population: 1,124 ( 208 from 2010 )
Land area: 2.8 square miles
Population density: 406.9 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:	987	87.81%	13.6%
Black:	24	2.14%	300.0%
Indian:	9	0.80%	0.0%
Asian:	8	0.71%	166.7%
2+ races:	66	5.87%	450.0%
Hispanic:	30	2.67%	15.4%

Total non-White:	137	12.19%	191.5%

2010-2022 Components	Number	Rate

Change in White population:	118	15.6
Change in Non-White pop.:	90	11.9

Race Breakdown with Components of Population Change

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Year:

Total population:

White:

Black:

Indian:

Asian:

2+ races:

Hispanic:

Total non-White:

2010
916
869	94.87%
6	0.66%
0	0.00%
3	0.33%
12	1.31%
26	2.84%
47	5.13%

2000
922
897	97.29%
6	0.65%
0	0.00%
2	0.22%
5	0.54%
12	1.30%
25	2.71%

1990
743
690	92.87%
0	0.00%
4	0.54%
0	0.00%
n/a
17	2.29%
53	7.13%

1980
769
759	98.70%
0	0.00%
4	0.52%
5	0.65%
n/a
1	0.13%
10	1.30%

Decade:

Components:

Births:

Deaths:

Net Migration:

Net Immigration:

Change in White population:

Change in Non-White pop.:

Number	Rate
2000's
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a

-28	-3.0
22	2.4

Number	Rate
1990's
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a

207	27.9
-28	-3.8

Number	Rate
1980's
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a

-69	-9.0
43	5.6

Age, Family & Household Data for Necedah village, WI

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Year:

Median Age:

Under 18:

Voting Age Population:

Over 65:

Households:

Persons Per HH:

Families (%HH):

Married Couples (%Fams):

Single Mothers (%Fams):

Non-Family (%HH):

2022
Number	Percent
43.3
201	17.9%
923	82.1%
160	14.2%

375
2.64

207	55.2%
151	72.9%
27	13.0%
168	44.8%

2010
Number	Percent
38.8
254	27.7%
662	72.3%
147	16.0%

376
2.41

223	59.3%
157	70.4%
30	13.5%
153	40.7%

2000
Number	Percent
33.3
291	31.6%
631	68.4%
122	13.2%

369
2.47

245	66.4%
181	73.9%
31	12.7%
124	33.6%

1990
Number	Percent
35.6
196	26.4%
547	73.6%
136	18.3%

285
2.61

207	72.6%
154	74.4%
21	10.1%
78	27.4%

1980
Number	Percent
31.6
255	33.2%
514	66.8%
125	16.3%

265
2.85

191	72.1%
165	86.4%
8	4.2%
74	27.9%

2022 Housing Data for Necedah village, WI

Household Income
Range	Number	%
Less than $10,000	17	4.5%
$10,000 to $14,999	23	6.1%
$15,000 to $19,999	16	4.3%
$20,000 to $24,999	41	10.9%
$25,000 to $29,999	25	6.7%
$30,000 to $34,999	18	4.8%
$35,000 to $39,999	18	4.8%
$40,000 to $44,999	22	5.9%
$45,000 to $49,999	22	5.9%
$50,000 to $59,999	36	9.6%
$60,000 to $74,999	31	8.3%
$75,000 to $99,999	31	8.3%
$100,000 to $124,999	23	6.1%
$125,000 to $149,999	26	6.9%
$150,000 to $199,999	18	4.8%
$200,000 or more	8	2.1%

Median Household Income	47,986
Per Capita Income	28,334

Welfare Households
	Number	%
SSI	33	8.8%
Public Assistance	19	5.1%
Public Asst. or Food Stamps	96	25.6%

Labor Force, Ages 25-64
	Number	%
Employed	503	63.9%
Unemployed	60	7.6%
In Armed Forces	0	0.0%

Total Labor Force	563	71.5%
Not in Labor Force	224	28.5%

Real Unemployment Rate		36.1%

Class of Worker
	Male	Female	% Male
Private Sector	151	206	42.3%
Non-Profit	15	9	62.5%
Self-Employed	21	13	61.8%

Local Government	12	12	50.0%
State Government	46	14	76.7%
Federal Government	3	15	16.7%

Total Private + Self	172	219	44.0%
Total Non-Profit + Govt.	76	50	60.3%
Total	248	269	48.0%

Pct. Govt.	19.7%

Occupation
	Number	%
Management, Business, Science, Arts	21	4.0%
Sales and Office Occupations	99	19.1%
Professional, Technical	47	9.1%
Service Occupations	140	27.0%
All others	212	40.8%

White Collar		32.2%

Industry
	Number	%
Manufacturing	142	27.4%
Retail trade	76	14.6%
Health care and social assistance	59	11.4%
Wholesale trade	39	7.5%
Arts, entertainment, recreation	36	6.9%
Accommodation and food services	32	6.2%
Transportation and warehousing	27	5.2%
Public administration	23	4.4%
Educational services	19	3.7%
Construction	17	3.3%
Professional, scientific, technical	15	2.9%
Finance and insurance	13	2.5%
Other services	6	1.2%
Real estate and rental and leasing	6	1.2%
Utilities	3	0.6%
Administrative, support, waste mgmt.	2	0.4%
Mining, quarrying, oil/gas extraction	2	0.4%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting	2	0.4%

Hispanic Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Mexican	3	0.27%
Puerto Rican	0	0.00%
Cuban	27	2.40%
Dominican	0	0.00%

Total Central American	0	0.00%
Costa Rican	0	0.00%
Guatemalan	0	0.00%
Honduran	0	0.00%
Nicaraguan	0	0.00%
Panamanian	0	0.00%
Salvadoran	0	0.00%
Other Central American	0	0.00%

Total South American	0	0.00%
Argentinean	0	0.00%
Bolivian	0	0.00%
Chilean	0	0.00%
Colombian	0	0.00%
Ecuadorian	0	0.00%
Paraguayan	0	0.00%
Peruvian	0	0.00%
Uruguayan	0	0.00%
Venezuelan	0	0.00%
Other South American	0	0.00%

Other Hispanic	0	0.00%

Asian Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Hmong	8	0.71%

Language Spoken at Home
Language	Number	%
English	1,096	98.8%
Russian, Polish, other Slavic	7	0.6%
Other Indo-European	3	0.3%
Other Asian	2	0.2%
Spanish	1	0.1%

Ancestry
Country	Number	%
German	409	36.4%
Irish	114	10.1%
English	91	8.1%
Polish	80	7.1%
American	73	6.5%
Norwegian	42	3.7%
Canadian	39	3.5%
Belgian	27	2.4%
French	18	1.6%
European	13	1.2%
Swedish	11	1.0%
Hungarian	10	0.9%
French Canadian	8	0.7%
Italian	8	0.7%
Portuguese	8	0.7%

Citizenship & Nativity
	Number	%
U.S. citizen	1,124	100.0%
Not a citizen	0	0.0%

Native	1,119	99.6%
Foreign-born	5	0.4%

Educational Attainment, Population 25 Years and Older
6	0.7%	34	4.2%	441	53.9%	259	31.7%	48	5.9%	30	3.7%
Average years of education: 12.8

Population 25 Years and Older
< 9 Years	6	0.7%
9-12 Years	34	4.2%
H.S. Grad or GED	441	53.9%
Some College	259	31.7%
Bach. Degree	48	5.9%
Grad Degree	30	3.7%
Average years of education: 12.8

Recent Trends
	Votes	Δ Margin	Swing %
2020 vs. 2016	R +69	R +30	R + 1.2%
D +39
2020 vs. 2012	R +105	R +154	R + 34.4%
D -49
2020 vs. 2008	R +94	R +130	R + 28.5%
D -36

2016 vs. 2008	R +25	R +100	R + 27.4%
D -75
How to interpret this table

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Year	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff (St)	Diff (US)	PSV
2020	53%	Donald Trump* (R)	288	61.1%	Joe Biden (D)	177	37.6%	6	1.3%	471	12	14	0.01%
2016	48%	Donald Trump (R)	219	56.9%	Hillary Clinton (D)	138	35.8%	28	7.3%	385	10	11	0.01%
2012	59%	Barack Obama* (D)	226	53.9%	Mitt Romney (R)	183	43.7%	10	2.4%	419	-2	-4	0.01%
2008	64%	Barack Obama (D)	213	50.8%	John McCain (R)	194	46.3%	12	2.9%	419	4	1	0.01%
2004	71%	George W. Bush* (R)	253	55.2%	John Kerry (D)	201	43.9%	4	0.9%	458	6	5	0.02%
2000	62%	George W. Bush (R)	195	49.5%	Albert Gore, Jr. (D)	173	43.9%	26	6.6%	394	2	2	0.02%

* incumbent PSV: percent of state vote

2020 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Joe Biden (D)

177

37.6%

Donald Trump* (R)

288

61.1%

Jo Jorgensen (Lbt)

0.6%

Other

0.6%

TOTAL

471

Turnout: 53%	Diff (St): 12	Diff (US): 14

2016 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Hillary Clinton (D)

138

35.8%

Donald Trump (R)

219

56.9%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

4.2%

Other

3.1%

TOTAL

385

Turnout: 48%	Diff (St): 10	Diff (US): 11

2012 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama* (D)

226

53.9%

Mitt Romney (R)

183

43.7%

Other

2.4%

TOTAL

419

Turnout: 59%	Diff (St): -2	Diff (US): -4

2008 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama (D)

213

50.8%

John McCain (R)

194

46.3%

Other

2.9%

TOTAL

419

Turnout: 64%	Diff (St): 4	Diff (US): 1

2004 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush* (R)

253

55.2%

John Kerry (D)

201

43.9%

Ralph Nader (I)

0.2%

Other

0.7%

TOTAL

458

Turnout: 71%	Diff (St): 6	Diff (US): 5

2000 President, Necedah village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush (R)

195

49.5%

Albert Gore, Jr. (D)

173

43.9%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

4.3%

Other

2.3%

TOTAL

394

Turnout: 62%	Diff (St): 2	Diff (US): 2

* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Necedah village, WI

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Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff	PSV
2022	S3	39%	Ron Johnson* (R)	211	59.9%	Mandela Barnes (D)	140	39.8%	1 [+]	0.3%	352	10	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Other (Write-in) 1 (0.3%);
2022	G	40%	Tim Michels (R)	191	53.2%	Tony Evers* (D)	150	41.8%	18 [+]	5.0%	359	5	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Joan Beglinger (I) 10 (2.8%); Other (Write-in) 8 (2.2%);
2018	S1	38%	Tammy Baldwin* (D)	167	51.5%	Leah Vukmir (R)	157	48.5%	0	0.0%	324	4	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
2018	G	38%	Scott Walker* (R)	165	50.6%	Tony Evers (D)	152	46.6%	9 [+]	2.8%	326	2	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Phillip Anderson (Libertarian) 7 (2.1%); Maggie Turnbull (I) 1 (0.3%); Michael White (Green) 1 (0.3%);
2016	S3	47%	Ron Johnson* (R)	199	53.1%	Russ Feingold (D)	160	42.7%	16 [+]	4.3%	375	3	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2016: Phillip Anderson (Libertarian) 16 (4.3%);
2014	G	41%	Scott Walker* (R)	158	51.3%	Mary Burke (D)	137	44.5%	13 [+]	4.2%	308	-1	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Robert Burke (Libertarian) 11 (3.6%); Dennis Fehr (People's) 2 (0.6%);

*: incumbent +: ran on additional party lines Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election RO: runoff election PSV: percent of state vote

Housing Data
	Number	%
Housing Units	446
Median Value	$99,100

Occupied	375	84.1%
Vacant	71	15.9%

Owned	221	58.9%
Rented	154	41.1%
Median Rent	$829

Single-Family Units	259	58.1%
Detached	254	57.0%
Attached	5	1.1%
Buldings with 5+ Units	96	21.5%
Mobile Homes	29	6.5%

Necedah village, WI

Race Breakdown with Components of Population Change

Age, Family & Household Data for Necedah village, WI

2022 Housing Data for Necedah village, WI

2022 Income & Employment Data for Necedah village, WI

2022 Ancestry, Citizenship & Language Data for Necedah village, WI

2022 Educational Attainment Data for Necedah village, WI

Historical Presidential Election Results for Necedah village, WI

Historical Statewide Election Results for Necedah village, WI