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Other articles in Part 3 Working poor dominate poverty rolls Graphs: poverty rate trends; poverty and education; geographic area Suburbs thrive; cities, rural area fall behind Women and children most likely to be poor Most poor people don't stay that way Oregon's children and poverty Elders face poverty as they grow older Disability and chronic poverty Poverty and minorities

Graphs: poverty rate by race, ethnicity, age, and household This chart requires QuickTime. If the chart did not load, download and install the FREE QuickTime Player.   Article 6 of 10 in Part 3   back to top

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