Sugar Camp town, WI

Tracts in this county

2022 population: 1,977 ( 283 from 2010 )
Land area: 88.5 square miles
Population density: 22.3 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:	1,909	96.56%	15.1%
Black:	0	0.00%	100.0%
Indian:	0	0.00%	100.0%
Asian:	15	0.76%	650.0%
2+ races:	39	1.97%	254.5%
Hispanic:	14	0.71%	6.7%

Total non-White:	68	3.44%	88.9%

2010-2022 Components	Number	Rate

Change in White population:	251	18.0
Change in Non-White pop.:	32	2.3

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
1,694
1,658	97.87%
3	0.18%
5	0.30%
2	0.12%
11	0.65%
15	0.89%
36	2.13%

2000
1,777
1,747	98.31%
0	0.00%
15	0.84%
8	0.45%
7	0.39%
0	0.00%
30	1.69%

1990
1,375
1,366	99.35%
0	0.00%
9	0.65%
0	0.00%
n/a
0	0.00%
9	0.65%

1980
1,337
1,330	99.48%
0	0.00%
7	0.52%
0	0.00%
n/a
0	0.00%
7	0.52%

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

-89	-5.0
6	0.3

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

381	27.7
21	1.5

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

36	2.7
2	0.1

Age, Family & Household Data for Sugar Camp town, 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
52.2
343	17.3%
1,634	82.7%
542	27.4%

811
2.44

588	72.5%
556	94.6%
3	0.5%
223	27.5%

2010
Number	Percent
47.9
333	19.7%
1,361	80.3%
359	21.2%

729
2.32

511	70.1%
454	88.8%
21	4.1%
218	29.9%

2000
Number	Percent
41.0
450	25.3%
1,327	74.7%
273	15.4%

717
2.48

529	73.8%
461	87.1%
23	4.3%
188	26.2%

1990
Number	Percent
38.2
349	25.4%
1,026	74.6%
191	13.9%

521
2.64

405	77.7%
368	90.9%
12	3.0%
116	22.3%

1980
Number	Percent
30.3
438	32.8%
899	67.2%
144	10.8%

426
3.14

362	85.0%
331	91.4%
16	4.4%
64	15.0%

2022 Housing Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

Household Income
Range	Number	%
Less than $10,000	22	2.7%
$10,000 to $14,999	22	2.7%
$15,000 to $19,999	18	2.2%
$20,000 to $24,999	17	2.1%
$25,000 to $29,999	18	2.2%
$30,000 to $34,999	10	1.2%
$35,000 to $39,999	17	2.1%
$40,000 to $44,999	43	5.3%
$45,000 to $49,999	128	15.8%
$50,000 to $59,999	70	8.6%
$60,000 to $74,999	78	9.6%
$75,000 to $99,999	112	13.8%
$100,000 to $124,999	138	17.0%
$125,000 to $149,999	48	5.9%
$150,000 to $199,999	32	3.9%
$200,000 or more	38	4.7%

Median Household Income	67,202
Per Capita Income	35,423

Welfare Households
	Number	%
SSI	18	2.2%
Public Assistance	6	0.7%
Public Asst. or Food Stamps	43	5.3%

Labor Force, Ages 25-64
	Number	%
Employed	861	74.3%
Unemployed	40	3.5%
In Armed Forces	0	0.0%

Total Labor Force	901	77.7%
Not in Labor Force	258	22.3%

Real Unemployment Rate		25.7%

Class of Worker
	Male	Female	% Male
Private Sector	403	251	61.6%
Non-Profit	20	45	30.8%
Self-Employed	61	30	67.0%

Local Government	55	40	57.9%
State Government	8	20	28.6%
Federal Government	0	6	0.0%

Total Private + Self	464	281	62.3%
Total Non-Profit + Govt.	83	111	42.8%
Total	547	392	58.3%

Pct. Govt.	13.7%

Occupation
	Number	%
Management, Business, Science, Arts	87	9.2%
Sales and Office Occupations	209	22.0%
Professional, Technical	159	16.8%
Service Occupations	205	21.6%
Farming, Forestry, Fishing	22	2.3%
All others	288	30.4%

White Collar		48.0%

Industry
	Number	%
Construction	124	13.1%
Retail trade	120	12.7%
Accommodation and food services	110	11.6%
Health care and social assistance	102	10.8%
Manufacturing	78	8.2%
Educational services	64	6.8%
Other services	49	5.2%
Public administration	41	4.3%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting	40	4.2%
Finance and insurance	33	3.5%
Administrative, support, waste mgmt.	32	3.4%
Wholesale trade	32	3.4%
Transportation and warehousing	30	3.2%
Professional, scientific, technical	29	3.1%
Arts, entertainment, recreation	20	2.1%
Mining, quarrying, oil/gas extraction	16	1.7%
Information	12	1.3%
Real estate and rental and leasing	10	1.1%
Management	3	0.3%
Utilities	3	0.3%

Hispanic Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Mexican	2	0.10%
Puerto Rican	8	0.40%
Cuban	0	0.00%
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	4	0.20%

Asian Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Hmong	15	0.76%

Language Spoken at Home
Language	Number	%
English	1,926	99.6%
Other	5	0.3%
French, Haitian, Cajun	3	0.2%

Ancestry
Country	Number	%
German	920	46.5%
Polish	300	15.2%
Irish	258	13.1%
Swedish	121	6.1%
Norwegian	111	5.6%
English	108	5.5%
Finnish	81	4.1%
Italian	71	3.6%
American	51	2.6%
French	49	2.5%
Dutch	47	2.4%
European	35	1.8%
Slovak	27	1.4%
Welsh	27	1.4%
Scottish	25	1.3%

Citizenship & Nativity
	Number	%
U.S. citizen	1,974	99.8%
Not a citizen	3	0.2%

Native	1,968	99.5%
Foreign-born	9	0.5%

Educational Attainment, Population 25 Years and Older
0	0.0%	65	4.5%	469	32.5%	525	36.4%	274	19.0%	108	7.5%
Average years of education: 13.6

Population 25 Years and Older
< 9 Years	0	0.0%
9-12 Years	65	4.5%
H.S. Grad or GED	469	32.5%
Some College	525	36.4%
Bach. Degree	274	19.0%
Grad Degree	108	7.5%
Average years of education: 13.6

Recent Trends
	Votes	Δ Margin	Swing %
2020 vs. 2016	R +99	R +38	D + 1.2%
D +61
2020 vs. 2012	R +138	R +134	R + 8.1%
D +4
2020 vs. 2008	R +270	R +372	R + 29.8%
D -102

2016 vs. 2008	R +171	R +334	R + 31.0%
D -163
How to interpret this table

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Year	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff (St)	Diff (US)	PSV
2020	76%	Donald Trump* (R)	816	65.1%	Joe Biden (D)	422	33.7%	15	1.2%	1,253	16	18	0.04%
2016	74%	Donald Trump (R)	717	63.0%	Hillary Clinton (D)	361	31.7%	60	5.3%	1,138	16	17	0.04%
2012	79%	Mitt Romney (R)	678	60.7%	Barack Obama* (D)	418	37.4%	21	1.9%	1,117	15	13	0.04%
2008	81%	John McCain (R)	546	49.6%	Barack Obama (D)	524	47.6%	31	2.8%	1,101	7	4	0.04%
2004	83%	George W. Bush* (R)	643	57.9%	John Kerry (D)	451	40.6%	16	1.4%	1,110	9	7	0.04%
2000	72%	George W. Bush (R)	523	54.9%	Albert Gore, Jr. (D)	359	37.7%	70	7.4%	952	7	7	0.04%

* incumbent PSV: percent of state vote

2020 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Joe Biden (D)

422

33.7%

Donald Trump* (R)

816

65.1%

Jo Jorgensen (Lbt)

1.1%

Other

0.1%

TOTAL

1,253

Turnout: 76%	Diff (St): 16	Diff (US): 18

2016 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Hillary Clinton (D)

361

31.7%

Donald Trump (R)

717

63.0%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

3.8%

Other

1.5%

TOTAL

1,138

Turnout: 74%	Diff (St): 16	Diff (US): 17

2012 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama* (D)

418

37.4%

Mitt Romney (R)

678

60.7%

Other

1.9%

TOTAL

1,117

Turnout: 79%	Diff (St): 15	Diff (US): 13

2008 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama (D)

524

47.6%

John McCain (R)

546

49.6%

Other

2.8%

TOTAL

1,101

Turnout: 81%	Diff (St): 7	Diff (US): 4

2004 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush* (R)

643

57.9%

John Kerry (D)

451

40.6%

Ralph Nader (I)

1.3%

Other

0.2%

TOTAL

1,110

Turnout: 83%	Diff (St): 9	Diff (US): 7

2000 President, Sugar Camp town

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush (R)

523

54.9%

Albert Gore, Jr. (D)

359

37.7%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

5.0%

Other

2.3%

TOTAL

952

Turnout: 72%	Diff (St): 7	Diff (US): 7

* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Sugar Camp town, WI

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Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff	PSV
2022	S3	68%	Ron Johnson* (R)	746	67.0%	Mandela Barnes (D)	364	32.7%	4 [+]	0.4%	1,114	17	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Other (Write-in) 4 (0.4%);
2022	G	68%	Tim Michels (R)	717	64.4%	Tony Evers* (D)	386	34.6%	11 [+]	1.0%	1,114	17	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Joan Beglinger (I) 11 (1.0%);
2018	S1	65%	Leah Vukmir (R)	618	59.8%	Tammy Baldwin* (D)	415	40.2%	0	0.0%	1,033	15	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
2018	G	66%	Scott Walker* (R)	668	64.3%	Tony Evers (D)	350	33.7%	21 [+]	2.0%	1,039	16	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Maggie Turnbull (I) 10 (1.0%); Phillip Anderson (Libertarian) 7 (0.7%); Michael White (Green) 2 (0.2%); Arnie Enz (Wisconsin Party) 2 (0.2%);
2016	S3	74%	Ron Johnson* (R)	730	64.5%	Russ Feingold (D)	356	31.4%	46 [+]	4.1%	1,132	14	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2016: Phillip Anderson (Libertarian) 45 (4.0%); Other (Write-in) 1 (0.1%);
2014	G	62%	Scott Walker* (R)	590	64.9%	Mary Burke (D)	305	33.6%	14 [+]	1.5%	909	13	0.04%
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Robert Burke (Libertarian) 11 (1.2%); Dennis Fehr (People's) 3 (0.3%);

*: 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	1,663
Median Value	$224,000

Occupied	811	48.8%
Vacant	852	51.2%

Owned	760	93.7%
Rented	51	6.3%
Median Rent	$840

Single-Family Units	1,481	89.1%
Detached	1,471	88.5%
Attached	10	0.6%
Buldings with 5+ Units	3	0.2%
Mobile Homes	123	7.4%

Sugar Camp town, WI

Race Breakdown with Components of Population Change

Age, Family & Household Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

2022 Housing Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

2022 Income & Employment Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

2022 Ancestry, Citizenship & Language Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

2022 Educational Attainment Data for Sugar Camp town, WI

Historical Presidential Election Results for Sugar Camp town, WI

Historical Statewide Election Results for Sugar Camp town, WI