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The poverty level is at historic lows at 10.2%, with median household income at nearly $90,000. After tax income growth is averaging about 3.1%.
Mostly True — evidence limitations
Accuracy: Mostly True. Mostly True. Census passages directly support 2025 official poverty at 10.2% and median household income at $87,460, which is fairly described as nearly $90,000. They also support a 3.1% increase in median post-tax household income from 2024 to 2025. But the claim says “after-tax income growth is averaging about 3.1%”; the cited evidence is for median post-tax household income growth, not average after-tax income growth.
Verdict confidence: 90/100. Census excerpts directly support 10.2% poverty and $87,460 median household income, reasonably “nearly $90,000” [S1P1, S1P3, S4P1]. They also support 3.1% growth in median post-tax household income [S1P2, S4P2]. Main limitation: the claim says average after-tax income growth, but the evidence is for median post-tax household income growth. Method: verdict-evidence-v1. Not a calibrated probability.