Table 1.

Comparison of types of clustering across study year and key socio-demographic characteristics.

	Non-Clustered (Neither Geospatially nor Genotypically clustered)	Geospatially clustered only	Genotypically clustered only	Recent, local Transmission (Geospatially AND Genotypically clustered)
	N (%)	N (%)	N (%)	N (%)	P-value
Total Sampled	559 (45)	199 (16)	253 (20)	224 (18)
Gender
Male	318 (43)	108 (15)	160 (22)	148(20)	0.02
Female	241 (48)	91 (18)	93 (19)	75 (15)
Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White	182 (64)	29 (10)	55 (19)	19 (7)	<0.0001
Non-Hispanic Black	124 (25)	95 (19)	104 (21)	173 (35)
Asian	179 (59)	47 (15)	60 (20)	18 (6)
Hispanic	62 (51)	23 (19)	25 (20)	12 (10)
Other	12 (43)	5 (18)	9 (32)	2 (7)
Nativity
U.S.-born	235 (35)	91 (13)	166 (24)	188 (28)	<0.0001
Foreign-born	324 (59)	108 (20)	86 (16)	35 (6)

P-value corresponds to a chi-square test examining whether the distribution of cluster type differs by each socio-demographic variable. The proportions reflect row proportions.

Example: Males are more likely to be non-clustered (43%) compared to geospatially clustered alone (15%).