Table 1.

Demographics of study cohort.

Characteristic	Total N (%)
Gender
Female	158 (76%)
Male	49 (23.6%)
Other	1 (0.5%)
Age
18–24 years	31 (13.7%)
25–34 years	71 (31.3%)
35–44 years	41 (18.1%)
45–54 years	19 (8.4%)
55–64 years	25 (11%)
65+ years	22 (9.7%)
Missing	18 (7.9%)
Ethnicity
White or Caucasian	142 (69.3%)
Black or African American	50 (24.4%)
American Indian or Alaska Native	2 (1.0%)
Asian	3 (1.5%)
Other	8 (3.9%)
Race
Hispanic	12 (7.0%)
Non-Hispanic	159 (93%)
Residence
Metropolitan	140 (69.0%)
Non-Metropolitan	63 (31.0%)
Income
Less than $15,000	54 (26.3%)
$15,001–45,000	73 (35.6%)
$45,001–90,000	55 (26.8%)
$90,001–150,000	16 (7.8%)
Over $150,000	7 (3.4%)
Education
Did not finish high school	11 (5.3%)
High School diploma or GED	56 (27.1%)
Some college credit, no degree	57 (27.5%)
Trade/technical/vocational training	20 (9.7%)
2-year college degree or Associate’s	17 (8.2%)
4-year college degree or Bachelor’s	33 (15.9%)
Master’s degree	11 (5.3%)
Doctorate degree	2 (1.0%)
Political affiliation
Republican	42 (20.5%)
Democrat	88 (42.9%)
Independent	40 (19.5%)
Something else	35 (17.1%)
Religion
Christian	147 (75.0%)
Other religions	49 (25.0%)