{
  "alt": "Four horizontal bars, one for each county label, each filled to the full width with four segments for the tract families. The counties labeled high-income are mostly high-income tracts. The counties labeled crowded-renter are split between crowded-renter and high-income tracts, and the counties labeled mid-range and high-poverty each hold a large share of mid-range tracts.",
  "caption": "Each bar is a set of counties labeled by the family whose center lies nearest the county's measures, and the segments split its residents by the family of the tract they live in. No bar is a single family: the share in tracts of the family that the label names runs from {fact:cg_diag_min} to {fact:cg_diag_max}.",
  "data": [
    {
      "county_label": "High-income counties",
      "family": "High income",
      "share": 70.5554
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-income counties",
      "family": "Crowded renters",
      "share": 14.0535
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-income counties",
      "family": "Mid-range",
      "share": 14.0562
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-income counties",
      "family": "High poverty",
      "share": 1.33492
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Crowded-renter counties",
      "family": "High income",
      "share": 34.6301
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Crowded-renter counties",
      "family": "Crowded renters",
      "share": 50.7265
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Crowded-renter counties",
      "family": "Mid-range",
      "share": 9.975
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Crowded-renter counties",
      "family": "High poverty",
      "share": 4.66835
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Mid-range counties",
      "family": "High income",
      "share": 16.2914
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Mid-range counties",
      "family": "Crowded renters",
      "share": 5.20353
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Mid-range counties",
      "family": "Mid-range",
      "share": 63.0117
    },
    {
      "county_label": "Mid-range counties",
      "family": "High poverty",
      "share": 15.4933
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-poverty counties",
      "family": "High income",
      "share": 2.90707
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-poverty counties",
      "family": "Crowded renters",
      "share": 4.43485
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-poverty counties",
      "family": "Mid-range",
      "share": 39.7236
    },
    {
      "county_label": "High-poverty counties",
      "family": "High poverty",
      "share": 52.9344
    }
  ],
  "id": "county_group_composition",
  "notes": [
    "A county takes the label of the family whose center lies nearest the county's own {fact:n_county_measures} measures, standardized with the mean and standard deviation of the tract distribution, without the single-parent share, which is defined differently for counties. No clustering is run on counties. Counties include county equivalents and Connecticut's planning regions, as the ACS tables report them.",
    "Shares are of residents of the tracts in the frame and are counts of ACS estimates without a sampling interval. The county measures are medians and rates for the whole county, not averages of its tracts."
  ],
  "source": "ACS 2019-2023 county measures and tract population by family; labels from the nearest tract-family center; full counts of ACS estimates",
  "spec": {
    "category": "county_label",
    "categoryLabel": "County label (nearest family center)",
    "colors": {
      "Crowded renters": "cat2",
      "High income": "cat1",
      "High poverty": "cat4",
      "Mid-range": "cat3"
    },
    "format": {
      "digits": 0
    },
    "group": "family",
    "normalize": true,
    "orientation": "h",
    "sort": "data",
    "stack": true,
    "value": "share",
    "valueLabel": "Share of the label's residents (%)"
  },
  "subtitle": "Share of residents by family of their tract, in counties labeled by the nearest family center, percent of residents, ACS 2019 to 2023",
  "title": "Crowded-renter tracts hold {fact:cg2_f2} of the residents of counties that resemble the crowded-renter family, and high-income tracts hold {fact:cg2_f1}",
  "type": "bar",
  "width": "wide"
}