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Profile of Congressional District 4, GA


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2022 population: 766,420

2022 Census data
White:203,948 26.61%
Black:417,78654.51%
Indian:7000.09%
Asian:44,8685.85%
2+ races:24,0783.14%
Hispanic:71,8299.37%
Total non-White:562,47273.39%




    

Age, Family & Household Data for Congressional District 4, GA

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Over 65:
Households:
Persons Per HH:
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Married Couples (%Fams):
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2022
NumberPercent
36.2
180,828 23.6%
585,592 76.4%
99,329 13.0%
281,034
2.70
170,620 60.7%
106,496 62.4%
23,639 13.9%
110,414 39.3%
    

2022 Housing Data for Congressional District 4, GA

Housing Data
 Number%
Housing Units314,830 
Median Value$261,000 
Occupied281,03489.3%
Vacant33,79610.7%
Owned163,78558.3%
Rented117,24941.7%
Median Rent$1,439 
Single-Family Units210,60866.9%
    Detached188,50159.9%
    Attached22,1077.0%
Buldings with 5+ Units87,09527.7%
Mobile Homes3,5581.1%

2022 Income & Employment Data for Congressional District 4, GA

Household Income
RangeNumber%
Less than $10,00012,8814.6%
$10,000 to $14,9997,5472.7%
$15,000 to $19,9998,9983.2%
$20,000 to $24,99910,0853.6%
$25,000 to $29,99910,9643.9%
$30,000 to $34,99912,0044.3%
$35,000 to $39,99911,5994.1%
$40,000 to $44,99910,5893.8%
$45,000 to $49,99912,4324.4%
$50,000 to $59,99920,0587.1%
$60,000 to $74,99927,6449.8%
$75,000 to $99,99937,17513.2%
$100,000 to $124,99927,0409.6%
$125,000 to $149,99917,6976.3%
$150,000 to $199,99923,0568.2%
$200,000 or more31,26511.1%
Median Household Income72,425 
Per Capita Income39,747 
Welfare Households
 Number%
SSI13,5054.8%
Public Assistance5,0571.8%
Public Asst. or Food Stamps37,53213.4%
Labor Force, Ages 25-64
 Number%
Employed333,32472.1%
Unemployed23,6115.1%
In Armed Forces3440.1%
Total Labor Force357,27977.3%
Not in Labor Force105,06522.7%
Real Unemployment Rate 27.8%
Class of Worker
 MaleFemale% Male
Private Sector140,633128,89952.2%
Non-Profit10,31319,05935.1%
Self-Employed20,78212,91361.7%
Local Government9,05316,08036.0%
State Government4,21510,71628.2%
Federal Government4,8697,65938.9%
Total Private + Self161,415141,81253.2%
Total Non-Profit + Govt.28,45053,51434.7%
Total189,865195,32649.3%
Pct. Govt.13.7%  
Occupation
 Number%
Management, Business, Science, Arts71,06418.4%
Sales and Office Occupations79,77120.7%
Professional, Technical97,00925.1%
Service Occupations55,97414.5%
Farming, Forestry, Fishing9530.2%
All others81,91721.2%
White Collar 64.3%
Industry
 Number%
Retail trade41,22510.7%
Professional, scientific, management40,20610.4%
Educational services and health care35,6569.2%
Transportation, warehousing, utilities29,3677.6%
Manufacturing29,1677.6%
Accommodation, food svcs, recreation25,8296.7%
Construction21,3715.5%
Public administration18,4594.8%
Finance, insurance and real estate17,4834.5%
Other services16,3824.2%
Information13,3643.5%
Wholesale trade8,9972.3%
Farming, forestry, fishing, mining1,0530.3%

2022 Ancestry, Citizenship & Language Data for Congressional District 4, GA

Hispanic Breakdown
CountryNumber%
Mexican36,2464.73%
Puerto Rican4,9210.64%
Cuban2,5960.34%
Dominican1,1290.15%
Total Central American17,2272.25%
Costa Rican1570.02%
Guatemalan9,9231.29%
Honduran3,2930.43%
Nicaraguan7890.10%
Panamanian9010.12%
Salvadoran2,1510.28%
Other Central American130.00%
Total South American6,8580.89%
Argentinean2970.04%
Bolivian190.00%
Chilean5180.07%
Colombian2,7100.35%
Ecuadorian3100.04%
Paraguayan670.01%
Peruvian1,2700.17%
Uruguayan790.01%
Venezuelan1,4530.19%
Other South American1350.02%
Other Hispanic2,8520.37%
Asian Breakdown
CountryNumber%
Indian13,2941.73%
Chinese6,1360.80%
Vietnamese4,1410.54%
Burmese3,9560.52%
Korean3,0570.40%
Bangladeshi2,1320.28%
Filipino1,2970.17%
Bhutanese1,2820.17%
Japanese1,0930.14%
Language Spoken at Home
LanguageNumber%
English576,56780.6%
Spanish56,9348.0%
Other26,2153.7%
Other Indo-European16,5062.3%
Other Asian10,8591.5%
French, Haitian, Cajun8,3881.2%
Chinese5,6640.8%
Vietnamese3,8710.5%
Arabic3,3670.5%
Ancestry
CountryNumber%
American51,9846.8%
English39,5625.2%
German30,5044.0%
Irish28,0863.7%
Jamaican19,4522.5%
Italian11,6981.5%
Ethiopian10,7151.4%
African10,3261.3%
European9,8831.3%
Scottish9,1691.2%
French7,5611.0%
Polish6,5460.9%
Nigerian5,4060.7%
Scotch-Irish5,3450.7%
Russian4,2200.6%
Citizenship & Nativity
 Number%
U.S. citizen701,31891.5%
Not a citizen65,1028.5%
Native640,07583.5%
Foreign-born126,34516.5%

2022 Educational Attainment Data for Congressional District 4, GA

Educational Attainment, Population 25 Years and Older
< 9 Years9-12 YearsH.S. Grad or GEDSome CollegeBach. DegreeGrad Degree
22,770 4.4%26,808 5.2%117,151 22.6%139,273 26.9%122,139 23.6%89,982 17.4%
  Average years of education: 13.9
Population 25 Years and Older
< 9 Years 22,770 4.4%
9-12 Years 26,808 5.2%
H.S. Grad or GED 117,151 22.6%
Some College 139,273 26.9%
Bach. Degree 122,139 23.6%
Grad Degree 89,982 17.4%
Average years of education: 13.9

Source for the above data: U.S. Census Bureau / American Community Survey (1 year-estimates)



Historical U.S. House Election Results for Congressional District 4, GA

Click on the District to view county-level data for that election (where available).
NOTE: Results prior to 2022 are for districts which previously covered much of this area, regardless of district number.

DateDistrictWinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes
2022-11-08 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 216,332 78.5% Jonathan Chavez (R) 59,302 21.5% 0 0.0% 275,634
Redistricting effect (2022); the partisan balance of the district was changed by less than 1% compared to 2020.
2020-11-03 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 278,906 80.1% Johsie Ezammudeen (R) 69,393 19.9% 0 0.0% 348,299
2018-11-06 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 227,717 78.8% Joe Profit (R) 61,092 21.2% 0 0.0% 288,809
2016-11-08 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 220,146 75.7% Victor Armendariz (R) 70,593 24.3% 0 0.0% 290,739
2014-11-04 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 161,211 99.9% 109 0.1% 161,320
2012-11-06 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 208,861 73.6% Chris Vaughn (R) 75,041 26.4% 0 0.0% 283,902
Redistricting effect (2012); the partisan balance of the district was moved to the RIGHT by approximately 6% compared to 2010.
2010-11-02 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 131,760 74.7% Liz Carter (R) 44,707 25.3% 0 0.0% 176,467
2008-11-04 GA04Hank Johnson* (D) 224,494 99.9% 200 0.1% 224,694
2006-11-07 GA04Hank Johnson (D) 106,352 75.4% Catherine Davis (R) 34,778 24.6% 0 0.0% 141,130
Redistricting effect (2006); the partisan balance of the district was changed by less than 1% compared to 2004.
2004-11-02 GA04Cynthia McKinney (D) 157,461 63.8% Catherine Davis (R) 89,509 36.2% 0 0.0% 246,970
2002-11-05 GA04Denise Majette (D) 118,045 77.0% Cynthia Van Auken (R) 35,202 23.0% 0 0.0% 153,247
Redistricting effect (2002); the partisan balance of the district was changed by less than 1% compared to 2000.
2000-11-07 GA04Cynthia McKinney* (D) 139,579 60.7% Sunny Warren (R) 90,277 39.3% 0 0.0% 229,856
1998-11-03 GA04Cynthia McKinney* (D) 100,622 61.1% Sunny Warren (R) 64,146 38.9% 0 0.0% 164,768
1996-11-05 GA04Cynthia McKinney* (D) 127,157 57.8% John Mitnick (R) 92,985 42.2% 0 0.0% 220,142
Redistricting effect (1996); the partisan balance of the district was moved to the LEFT by approximately 13% compared to 1992.
1994-11-08 GA04John Linder* (R) 90,063 57.9% Comer Yates (D) 65,566 42.1% 0 0.0% 155,629
1992-11-03 GA04John Linder (R) 126,495 50.5% Cathey Steinberg (D) 123,819 49.5% 0 0.0% 250,314
Redistricting effect (1992); the partisan balance of the district was moved to the RIGHT by approximately 5% compared to 1990.
1990-11-06 GA04Ben Jones* (D) 96,526 52.4% John Linder (R) 87,589 47.6% 3 0.0% 184,118
1988-11-08 GA04Ben Jones (D) 148,394 60.3% Pat Swindall* (R) 97,745 39.7% 0 0.0% 246,139
1986-11-04 GA04Pat Swindall* (R) 86,366 53.2% Ben Jones (D) 75,892 46.8% 8 0.0% 162,266
1984-11-06 GA04Pat Swindall (R) 120,456 53.1% Elliott Levitas* (D) 106,376 46.9% 3 0.0% 226,835
1982-11-02 GA04Elliott Levitas* (D) 38,758 65.5% Dick Winder (R) 20,418 34.5% 9 0.0% 59,185
Redistricting effect (1982); the partisan balance of the district was changed by less than 1% compared to 1980.
1980-11-04 GA04Elliott Levitas* (D) 117,091 69.4% Barry Billington (R) 51,546 30.6% 13 0.0% 168,650
1978-11-07 GA04Elliott Levitas* (D) 60,284 80.9% Homer Cheung (R) 14,221 19.1% 8 0.0% 74,513
1976-11-02 GA04Elliott Levitas* (D) 110,261 68.3% George Warren (R) 51,140 31.7% 11 0.0% 161,412
1974-11-04 GA04Elliott Levitas (D) 61,211 55.1% Ben Blackburn* (R) 49,922 44.9% 6 0.0% 111,139
1972-11-07 GA04Ben Blackburn* (R) 103,155 75.9% Odell Wellborn (D) 32,731 24.1% 0 0.0% 135,886
Redistricting effect (1972); the partisan balance of the district was moved to the RIGHT by approximately 4% compared to 1970.
1970-11-03 GA04Ben Blackburn* (R) 85,848 65.2% Franklin Shumake (D) 45,908 34.8% 7 0.0% 131,763
1968-11-05 GA04Ben Blackburn* (R) 78,753 57.5% James Mackay (D) 58,154 42.5% 0 0.0% 136,907
1966-11-08 GA04Ben Blackburn (R) 55,249 50.2% James Mackay* (D) 54,891 49.8% 3 0.0% 110,143
1964-11-03 GA04James Mackay (D) 66,488 56.9% Roscoe Pickett (R) 50,326 43.1% 4 0.0% 116,818
*: incumbent           sp: special election           RO: runoff election

Historical Presidential Election Results for Congressional District 4, GA


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YearTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes Diff
(St)
Diff
(US)
PSV
2020 redist Joe Biden (D) 278,793 78.3% Donald Trump* (R) 73,295 20.6% 3,905 1.1% 355,993 -29 -26 7.12%
2020 60% Joe Biden (D) 281,824 78.8% Donald Trump* (R) 72,283 20.2% 3,592 1.0% 357,699 -29 -27 7.15%
2016 53% Hillary Clinton (D) 224,907 75.3% Donald Trump (R) 66,433 22.2% 7,323 2.5% 298,663 -28 -24 7.21%
2012 56% Barack Obama* (D) 218,428 73.6% Mitt Romney (R) 76,016 25.6% 2,483 0.8% 296,927 -28 -22 7.60%
2008 55% Barack Obama (D) 219,046 79.3% John McCain (R) 55,378 20.0% 1,974 0.7% 276,398 -32 -26 7.03%
2004 53% John Kerry (D) 183,190 72.2% George W. Bush* (R) 70,600 27.8% 0 0.0% 253,790 -30 -23 7.68%
2000 38% Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 148,795 69.6% George W. Bush (R) 60,063 28.1% 5,005 2.3% 213,863 -27 -20 8.24%
1996 42% Bill Clinton* (D) 141,078 64.4% Robert Dole (R) 69,912 31.9% 8,014 3.7% 219,004 -15 -9 9.53%
1992 56% George Bush* (R) 116,418 46.3% Bill Clinton (D) 101,990 40.5% 33,226 13.2% 251,634 3 9 10.84%
1988 48% George Bush (R) 142,998 59.0% Michael Dukakis (D) 99,212 41.0% 0 0.0% 242,210 -1 6 13.38%
1984 52% Ronald Reagan* (R) 148,469 65.7% Walter Mondale (D) 77,481 34.3% 0 0.0% 225,950 6 7 12.72%
1980 53% Jimmy Carter* (D) 93,288 51.1% Ronald Reagan (R) 81,516 44.7% 7,660 4.2% 182,464 4 -6 11.42%
1976 49% Jimmy Carter (D) 94,920 57.2% Gerald Ford* (R) 70,912 42.8% 0 0.0% 165,832 10 -5 11.30%
1972 49% Richard Nixon* (R) 110,574 77.0% George McGovern (D) 33,043 23.0% 0 0.0% 143,617 2 16 12.23%
1968 n/a Richard Nixon (R) 62,507 44.0% Hubert Humphrey (D) 44,835 31.5% 34,825 24.5% 142,167 14 1 11.37%
1964 n/a Barry Goldwater (R) 51.7% Lyndon Johnson* (D) 48.3% 0.0% -2 13 n/a
* incumbent           PSV: percent of state vote
"2020 redist": shows what the results of the 2020 Presidential election would have been under the current (redistricted) boundaries of this district.

Historical Demographic Breakdown for Congressional District 4, GA


NOTE: Data prior to 2022 is for the district which previously covered much of this area, regardless of district number.

YearPopWhiteBlack IndianAsian2+ RacesHispanic
2021 756,440 26.2% 54.1% 0.1% 5.6% 4.6% 8.8%
2020 782,142 21.8% 60.9% 4.6% 2.5% 10.2%
2012 720,228 25.8% 56.9% 0.1% 4.6% 2.1% 10.5%
2010 665,541 21.6% 55.2% 0.2% 5.3% 1.6% 16.1%
2002 629,690 32.0% 53.1% 0.2% 4.2% 1.7% 8.5%
2000 744,717 31.5% 49.5% 0.3% 5.4% 2.3% 11.0%
1992 588,293 81.1% 11.6% 0.2% 3.7% 3.4%
1990 696,689 69.3% 25.0% 2.8% 2.9%
1982 542,368 84.3% 12.9% 0.2% 1.0% 1.6%
1980 543,954 28.0% 1.0% 2.0%
1972 459,335 15.0% 1.0%
1970 564,253 20.0%

Voter Registration Data for Congressional District 4, GA

YearTotalRepublicanDemocratOtherR/D EdgeR/D Edge %VAPOP %
VAPOP% is the estimated percentage of voting age population that is registered.
Registration data may include "inactive" voters.   Data for each year pertains to the November elections.