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All data files are available in JSON format for free. Use them in your own projects, research, or analysis.
Data Source
Data from the U.S. Census Bureau Household Trends and Outlook Pulse Survey (HTOPS), March 2026 (March 2026). All percentages are weighted using PWEIGHT to produce nationally representative estimates. Sample size: 7,485 respondents. Geographic data is at the Census Division level.
all-tables.json
Complete HTOPS dataset with all 21 tables covering AI, employment, food, health, housing, spending, and transportation. Includes demographic breakdowns by age, sex, race, education, income, and more.
Format: JSON · ~800 KBnational-stats.json
National-level summary statistics across all topics. Includes headline metrics (AI usage, food insecurity, employment, housing burden, uninsured rate) and detailed breakdowns.
Format: JSON · ~25 KBai-stats.json
AI usage data: adoption rates, tools used, purposes, concerns, and demographic breakdowns by age, income, education, metro area, and Census division.
Format: JSON · ~10 KBfood-stats.json
Food sufficiency and insecurity data with regional breakdowns across all 9 Census divisions.
Format: JSON · ~3 KBhousing-stats.json
Housing tenure, rent and mortgage payment status with regional breakdowns. Includes delinquency rates by Census division.
Format: JSON · ~4 KBemployment-stats.json
Employment status, work type (private, government, self-employed), and telework frequency with regional breakdowns.
Format: JSON · ~4 KBregion-stats.json
Summary statistics for all 9 Census divisions including AI usage, food insecurity, employment, uninsured rate, rent delinquency, and expense difficulty.
Format: JSON · ~4 KBLicense & Attribution
This data is derived from the U.S. Census Bureau's publicly available HTOPS Public Use File (PUF). It is free to use for any purpose. If you use this data, please cite:
U.S. Census Bureau, Household Trends and Outlook Pulse Survey (HTOPS), March 2026. Public Use File.