Of the sample, 47.9% were male; 70.9% were white, 11.1% were black, 2.1% were Native American, 4.4% were Asian, and 11.6% were Hispanic; 21.8% were 18–29 years, 30.9% were 30–44 years, 31.1% were 45–64 years, and 16.3% were 65 years or older; 61.6% were married or cohabiting and 20.9% were never married; 15.7% had less than high school education, 29.3% had a high school education, and 55.0% had at least some college; and 47.3% had an income of $0–19,999, 22.7% had an income of $20,000–34,999, 22.0% had an income of $35,000 – 69,999, and 8.1% had an income of $70,000 or more.
