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The State of ALICE in TEXAS

2025 REPORT
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Introducing ALICE
Key Findings
The Cost of Basics
Costs Over Time
Demographics
ALICE in the Labor Force
County Reports
Indicators of Well-Being

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Financial Hardship by Demographic Group

ALICE households include people of all genders, ages, and races/ethnicities, across all household types. Yet, in Texas in 2023 and over time, rates of financial hardship have differed substantially between groups, a result of multiple factors including systemic racism, ageism, gender discrimination, and geographic barriers that limit many families’ access to resources and opportunities for financial stability.

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Note: Groups with fewer than 100 households are suppressed (not shown) to maintain accuracy and confidentiality.

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Families With Children, Texas, 2023

MarriedSingle-female-headedSingle-male-headedTotal Households0%20%40%60%80%100%Families With ChildrenPovertyALICEAbove ALICE ThresholdMarriedSingle-female-headedSingle-male-headed
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Sources: ALICE Threshold, 2023; American Community Survey, 2023

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Households by Age of Householder, Texas, 2023

Under 2525 to 4445 to 6465 and OverTotal Households0%20%40%60%80%100%Total Households By AgePovertyALICEAbove ALICE ThresholdUnder 2525 to 4445 to 6465 and Over
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Sources: ALICE Threshold, 2023; American Community Survey, 2023

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Households by Race/Ethnicity, Texas, 2023

AsianBlackHawaiianHispanicAI/ANWhite2+ RacesTotal Households0%20%40%60%80%100%Total Households By RacePovertyALICEAbove ALICEAsianBlackHawaiianHispanicAI/ANWhite2+ Races
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All racial categories except Two or More Races are for one race alone. Race and ethnicity are overlapping categories; the AI/AN (American Indian/Alaska Native), Asian, Black, Hawaiian (includes other Pacific Islanders), and Two or More Races groups may include Hispanic households. The White group includes only White, non-Hispanic households. The Hispanic group may include households of any race. Because household poverty data is not available for the American Community Survey's race/ethnicity categories, annual income below $15,000 is used as a proxy. In 2020, the U.S. Census Bureau changed how it asked about race/ethnicity and how responses are coded. Due to this change, this figure only includes post-2020 data points.
ALICE Threshold, 2023; American Community Survey, 2023

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