Age, income, education, and marital status counted together
2024 American Community Survey person records adjusted to represent the population.
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Dating pool demographics.
Learn what each filter means.
SHORT ANSWER
One estimate uses two data sources.
One public Census survey gives age, income, education, and marital status. A separate U.S. health survey helps estimate height and body mass index (BMI).
This page explains: Each filter and its data source.
It cannot show: Who is dating, attracted, interested, or compatible.
Height and body mass index estimated separately
Measured federal health data used for the estimate.
Who is available or a good match
A demographic group is not a list of compatible daters.
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Height comes from measured health data
For height, we use measured health data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Center for Health Statistics. It is separate from the Census records. Start with the sourced answers for men at least six feet tall, the male height percentile chart and table, average height for men, and average height for women.
Income means annual personal income
The income filter does not mean household income, wealth, or money left after bills. Compare the 2024 Census answers for men with at least $100,000 and women with at least $100,000.
Not married does not mean available
Census marital status shows who is not currently married. It cannot show everyone who is unattached, seeking a relationship, or available to one searcher. Read the separate answers for men and women with the legal definition.
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Check one demographic before you combine filters.
These source-based answers define height, income, and marital-status measures before they become calculator filters.