Link to Calculator:About half of Americans, 52% of U.S. adults, are considered “middle class,” according to analysis by the Pew Research Center.
That’s remained relatively stable since 2011, when Pew found that 51% of Americans were considered middle class. That said, those who are considered middle class varies widely based on where you live, as well as how many people live with you.
Many also define the demographic more broadly and include factors such as race, education, age and marital status. The Brookings Institution, for example, says that the middle class can be defined by economic factors such as income, education or even cultural attitudes and mindset.
To help you figure out where you stand, Pew Research rolled out a new calculator on Thursday that tells you whether you’re part of the upper, middle or lower class. The calculator, which uses the latest available data from 2018, allows you to put in your state, metropolitan area, household income before taxes and the number of people in your household to run the basic calculation.
This calculator tells you whether or not you're middle class
Poll is anonymous as well.