Table A.1.

Select demographic variables from the 2015 SummerStyles survey (unweighted and weighted) and the 2014 Census estimates.

	Current Population Survey 2014a %	Unweighted 2015 SummerStyles data %	Weighted 2015 SummerStyles data %
Gender
Women	51.8	53.7	51.8
Men	48.2	46.3	48.2
Age
18–24	12.7	7.2	12.5
25–34	17.5	12.9	17.6
35–44	16.8	15.5	16.5
45–54	18.4	22.3	18.0
55–64	16.3	21.3	16.7
65+	18.3	20.8	18.7
Region
Northeast	18.1	17.6	18.2
Midwest	21.4	25.5	21.4
South	37.1	35.1	37.0
West	23.4	21.8	23.4
Household income
<$25,000	18.5	17.9	17.9
$25,000–$39,000	14.1	17.1	13.8
$40,000–$59,000	16.4	17.7	16.6
≥$60,000	51.0.	47.3	51.7
Race/ethnicity
Non-Hispanic white	66.0	74.7	65.6
Non-Hispanic black	11.6	9.7	11.6
Non-Hispanic other	7.5	4.8	7.7
Hispanic	15.0	10.8	15.1
Education
Less than high school	12.6	7.1	12.2
High school	29.6	29.9	29.7
Some college	28.9	30.5	28.8
Bachelor’s degree or higher	28.9	32.6	29.3
Metropolitan statistical area status
Non-metro	15.8	16.2	15.6
Metro	84.2	83.8	84.4
Household internet access
No	21.4	17.5	22.1
Yes	78.6	82.5	77.9
Household size
1	14.2	18.7	14.3
2	34.1	35.1	34.3
3	19.2	18.4	19.4
4	17.4	15.8	17.0
≥5	15.1	12.0	15.0

^aData are taken from the Current Population Survey, which interviews a sample of the population annually. The sample consists of 74,762 households and 145,049 persons. Weights are then provided to project the data to the U.S. total 122,445,330 million households and 235,898,708 million adults.