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One-parent and two-parent families

Families with Children Under 18 Headed by Single Parents

Year Percent
2022 29.6%
2010 29.5%
2000 27.1%
1990 23.7%

Families in poverty, families with children under age 18 in poverty, individuals in poverty, individuals age 65 and older in poverty

Families in Poverty

2022

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Families With Children Under Age 18 in Poverty

2022

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Individuals in Poverty

2022

Poverty rate for single-parent families headed by a female householder (mapped by county)

2022

Klickitat and Jefferson County had the highest percentage of single mother families in poverty at 46.7% and 43.5%.

The lowest poverty rates for families headed by single mothers was found in Columbia and Ferry County at 12.4% and 15%.

Language spoken at home

Persons Living in Households Where Language Other Than English Is Spoken

Age 5 and Over

Population in poverty

Families by household type

Percent of Families by Household Type

2022

Families in poverty by household type

Family Type With
Children		 Without
Children
Married Couple 4.2% 3.2%
Male Householder, No Wife Present 14.7% 4.9%
Female Householder, No Husband Present 25.7% 9.0%

Total births, and births to unmarried mothers

Juvenile arrests for violent crimes

The 2007 Washington Input-Output Model

Released September 2012 (Revised October 2015)

In 2010, seven state agencies and the legislative staff, under the direction of Dr. William Beyers, University of Washington Geography Professor, and Marc Baldwin, Office of Financial Management (OFM), initiated the estimation of a new version of the Washington State Input-Output (I-O) model. OFM staff member Dr. Ta-Win Lin served as the project coordinator.

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