Lone Rock village, WI

2022 population: 834 ( 54 from 2010 )
Land area: 1.0 square miles
Population density: 839.5 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:	733	87.89%	13.5%
Black:	0	0.00%	100.0%
Indian:	0	0.00%	100.0%
Asian:	11	1.32%	175.0%
2+ races:	13	1.56%	18.2%
Hispanic:	77	9.23%	352.9%

Total non-White:	101	12.11%	146.3%

2010-2022 Components	Number	Rate

Change in White population:	-114	-15.6
Change in Non-White pop.:	60	8.2

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
888
847	95.38%
3	0.34%
5	0.56%
4	0.45%
11	1.24%
17	1.91%
41	4.62%

2000
950
909	95.68%
0	0.00%
7	0.74%
0	0.00%
6	0.63%
28	2.95%
41	4.32%

1990
641
629	98.13%
0	0.00%
0	0.00%
2	0.31%
n/a
0	0.00%
12	1.87%

1980
583
583	100.00%
0	0.00%
0	0.00%
0	0.00%
n/a
0	0.00%
0	0.00%

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

-62	-6.5
0	0.0

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

280	43.7
29	4.5

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

46	7.9
12	2.1

Age, Family & Household Data for Lone Rock 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
40.1
188	22.5%
646	77.5%
134	16.1%

369
2.26

223	60.4%
146	65.5%
23	10.3%
146	39.6%

2010
Number	Percent
37.0
234	26.4%
654	73.6%
121	13.6%

370
2.40

244	65.9%
157	64.3%
40	16.4%
126	34.1%

2000
Number	Percent
33.1
274	28.8%
676	71.2%
107	11.3%

399
2.38

245	61.4%
192	78.4%
38	15.5%
154	38.6%

1990
Number	Percent
33.1
174	27.1%
467	72.9%
105	16.4%

251
2.55

183	72.9%
152	83.1%
14	7.7%
68	27.1%

1980
Number	Percent
36.5
145	24.9%
438	75.1%
101	17.3%

226
2.58

158	69.9%
124	78.5%
7	4.4%
68	30.1%

2022 Housing Data for Lone Rock village, WI

Household Income
Range	Number	%
Less than $10,000	12	3.3%
$10,000 to $14,999	16	4.3%
$15,000 to $19,999	24	6.5%
$20,000 to $24,999	17	4.6%
$25,000 to $29,999	27	7.3%
$30,000 to $34,999	25	6.8%
$35,000 to $39,999	10	2.7%
$40,000 to $44,999	18	4.9%
$45,000 to $49,999	18	4.9%
$50,000 to $59,999	54	14.6%
$60,000 to $74,999	27	7.3%
$75,000 to $99,999	53	14.4%
$100,000 to $124,999	29	7.9%
$125,000 to $149,999	30	8.1%
$200,000 or more	9	2.4%

Median Household Income	52,750
Per Capita Income	29,174

Welfare Households
	Number	%
SSI	13	3.5%
Public Assistance	8	2.2%
Public Asst. or Food Stamps	89	24.1%

Labor Force, Ages 25-64
	Number	%
Employed	381	78.2%
Unemployed	6	1.2%
In Armed Forces	0	0.0%

Total Labor Force	387	79.5%
Not in Labor Force	100	20.5%

Real Unemployment Rate		21.8%

Class of Worker
	Male	Female	% Male
Private Sector	173	174	49.9%
Non-Profit	6	29	17.1%
Self-Employed	19	12	61.3%

Local Government	13	4	76.5%
State Government	0	2	0.0%
Federal Government	2	3	40.0%

Total Private + Self	192	186	50.8%
Total Non-Profit + Govt.	21	38	35.6%
Total	213	224	48.7%

Pct. Govt.	5.5%

Occupation
	Number	%
Management, Business, Science, Arts	23	5.3%
Sales and Office Occupations	59	13.5%
Professional, Technical	46	10.5%
Service Occupations	108	24.7%
Farming, Forestry, Fishing	5	1.1%
All others	201	46.0%

White Collar		29.3%

Industry
	Number	%
Manufacturing	107	24.5%
Health care and social assistance	88	20.1%
Retail trade	61	14.0%
Construction	51	11.7%
Accommodation and food services	25	5.7%
Transportation and warehousing	20	4.6%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, hunting	17	3.9%
Administrative, support, waste mgmt.	16	3.7%
Educational services	13	3.0%
Other services	11	2.5%
Finance and insurance	7	1.6%
Public administration	6	1.4%
Professional, scientific, technical	4	0.9%
Real estate and rental and leasing	3	0.7%
Utilities	3	0.7%
Mining, quarrying, oil/gas extraction	3	0.7%
Wholesale trade	2	0.5%

Hispanic Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Mexican	61	7.31%
Puerto Rican	6	0.72%
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	6	0.72%
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	6	0.72%
Uruguayan	0	0.00%
Venezuelan	0	0.00%
Other South American	0	0.00%

Other Hispanic	4	0.48%

Asian Breakdown
Country	Number	%
Filipino	11	1.32%

Language Spoken at Home
Language	Number	%
English	718	93.4%
Spanish	36	4.7%
Tagalog	11	1.4%
German, other Germanic	2	0.3%
Other Indo-European	2	0.3%

Ancestry
Country	Number	%
German	266	31.9%
Irish	153	18.3%
Norwegian	111	13.3%
English	84	10.1%
European	29	3.5%
American	28	3.4%
Finnish	17	2.0%
Czech	15	1.8%
Polish	13	1.6%
Scandinavian	10	1.2%
French	8	1.0%
Lithuanian	5	0.6%
Swiss	5	0.6%
Scottish	4	0.5%
Danish	2	0.2%

Citizenship & Nativity
	Number	%
U.S. citizen	812	97.4%
Not a citizen	22	2.6%

Native	800	95.9%
Foreign-born	34	4.1%

Educational Attainment, Population 25 Years and Older
21	3.6%	33	5.6%	346	58.5%	126	21.3%	58	9.8%	7	1.2%
Average years of education: 12.4

Population 25 Years and Older
< 9 Years	21	3.6%
9-12 Years	33	5.6%
H.S. Grad or GED	346	58.5%
Some College	126	21.3%
Bach. Degree	58	9.8%
Grad Degree	7	1.2%
Average years of education: 12.4

Recent Trends
	Votes	Δ Margin	Swing %
2020 vs. 2016	R +59	R +54	R + 13.8%
D +5
2020 vs. 2012	R +109	R +196	R + 49.8%
D -87
2020 vs. 2008	R +112	R +171	R + 46.4%
D -59

2016 vs. 2008	R +53	R +117	R + 32.5%
D -64
How to interpret this table

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Year	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff (St)	Diff (US)	PSV
2020	63%	Donald Trump* (R)	225	54.2%	Joe Biden (D)	186	44.8%	4	1.0%	415	5	7	0.01%
2016	57%	Hillary Clinton (D)	181	48.3%	Donald Trump (R)	166	44.3%	28	7.5%	375	-3	-2	0.01%
2012	60%	Barack Obama* (D)	273	69.6%	Mitt Romney (R)	116	29.6%	3	0.8%	392	-16	-18	0.01%
2008	55%	Barack Obama (D)	245	67.5%	John McCain (R)	113	31.1%	5	1.4%	363	-11	-14	0.01%
2004	64%	John Kerry (D)	255	59.9%	George W. Bush* (R)	168	39.4%	3	0.7%	426	-10	-11	0.01%
2000	51%	Albert Gore, Jr. (D)	208	59.9%	George W. Bush (R)	126	36.3%	13	3.7%	347	-11	-12	0.01%

* incumbent PSV: percent of state vote

2020 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Joe Biden (D)

186

44.8%

Donald Trump* (R)

225

54.2%

Jo Jorgensen (Lbt)

0.7%

Other

0.2%

TOTAL

415

Turnout: 63%	Diff (St): 5	Diff (US): 7

2016 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Hillary Clinton (D)

181

48.3%

Donald Trump (R)

166

44.3%

Gary Johnson (Lbt)

4.3%

Other

3.2%

TOTAL

375

Turnout: 57%	Diff (St): -3	Diff (US): -2

2012 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama* (D)

273

69.6%

Mitt Romney (R)

116

29.6%

Other

0.8%

TOTAL

392

Turnout: 60%	Diff (St): -16	Diff (US): -18

2008 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

Barack Obama (D)

245

67.5%

John McCain (R)

113

31.1%

Other

1.4%

TOTAL

363

Turnout: 55%	Diff (St): -11	Diff (US): -14

2004 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush* (R)

168

39.4%

John Kerry (D)

255

59.9%

Ralph Nader (I)

0.7%

TOTAL

426

Turnout: 64%	Diff (St): -10	Diff (US): -11

2000 President, Lone Rock village

Candidate

Votes

Pct

George W. Bush (R)

126

36.3%

Albert Gore, Jr. (D)

208

59.9%

Ralph Nader (Grn)

2.9%

Other

0.9%

TOTAL

347

Turnout: 51%	Diff (St): -11	Diff (US): -12

* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Lone Rock village, WI

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Year	Type	Turnout	Winner			Runner-Up			Other		Total Votes	Diff	PSV
2022	S3	48%	Ron Johnson* (R)	167	53.5%	Mandela Barnes (D)	145	46.5%	0	0.0%	312	3	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2022:
2022	G	48%	Tim Michels (R)	159	50.8%	Tony Evers* (D)	151	48.2%	3 [+]	1.0%	313	3	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2022: Joan Beglinger (I) 3 (1.0%);
2018	S1	54%	Tammy Baldwin* (D)	229	64.9%	Leah Vukmir (R)	124	35.1%	0	0.0%	353	-9	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2018:
2018	G	55%	Tony Evers (D)	203	56.7%	Scott Walker* (R)	148	41.3%	7 [+]	2.0%	358	-7	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2018: Maggie Turnbull (I) 5 (1.4%); Michael White (Green) 2 (0.6%);
2016	S3	56%	Russ Feingold (D)	215	58.7%	Ron Johnson* (R)	140	38.3%	11 [+]	3.0%	366	-12	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2016: Phillip Anderson (Libertarian) 11 (3.0%);
2014	G	48%	Mary Burke (D)	175	56.3%	Scott Walker* (R)	130	41.8%	6 [+]	1.9%	311	-10	0.01%
[-] Other candidates in 2014: Robert Burke (Libertarian) 4 (1.3%); 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	394
Median Value	$106,800

Occupied	369	93.7%
Vacant	25	6.3%

Owned	232	62.9%
Rented	137	37.1%
Median Rent	$772

Single-Family Units	243	61.7%
Detached	243	61.7%
Attached	0	0.0%
Buldings with 5+ Units	46	11.7%
Mobile Homes	56	14.2%

Lone Rock village, WI

Race Breakdown with Components of Population Change

Age, Family & Household Data for Lone Rock village, WI

2022 Housing Data for Lone Rock village, WI

2022 Income & Employment Data for Lone Rock village, WI

2022 Ancestry, Citizenship & Language Data for Lone Rock village, WI

2022 Educational Attainment Data for Lone Rock village, WI

Historical Presidential Election Results for Lone Rock village, WI

Historical Statewide Election Results for Lone Rock village, WI