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7.1.D. - Page 16 This study was conducted in two jurisdictions in the county of Yolo, located in Northern California. Per the 2012 Census estimates, Yolo has a total population of 204,118. Yolo's voting age population as compared to the overall average for the State is slightly lower with 22% versus 24.3%, it also has a lower population that is 65 years and older with 10.6% versus 12.1% for the State. Yolo's racial make-up is more white with 76.2% versus 73.7% for the State, less Black(3% versus 6.6%) and about average for Asians with 13.6% versus 13.9%. In terms of ethnicity, Yolo has a lower Latino population than the State overall, with 31% versus 38.2%. It also has a lower foreign- born population than the State with 21.2% versus 27.2%. The percent of those speaking a language other than English at home is almost 10% lower than for the rest of the State with 34.5% versus 43.2%. The per capita money income in the past 12 months (as reported in 2012 in 2011 dollars) was $28,631, about$1,000 below the state average of$29,634 while the median household income of$57,920 falls about $4,000 under the $61,632 California average. There are also more people in Yolo County living below the poverty level (18.6%) as compared to the state average (14.4%).22 Yolo, however, has a higher than average education level overall with 84.1% versus 80.8% being high school graduates or higher and for bachelor's degree or higher, we see a significant difference of 38.4% versus 30.2%. This is likely an effect due to the University of California at Davis being part of this small county. The University's enrollment figures for 2012 show 33,300 students, which is a significant number in a 22"State&County QuickFacts:Yolo County,California." United States Census Bureau.U.S.Department of Commerce,27 June 2013.Web.26 Nov.2013.<http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/06/06113.html>. 10