Are you:

What is your current marital status?

What is your current relationship status?

Not dating/Not interested in dating
Not dating, but would like to
Casually dating (dating, but not committed to a future relationship)
Serious Dating (dating one person with hope of a long-term relationship)
Committed dating (dating with a commitment for a long-term relationship)
Engaged to marry
None of the above

Please enter your date of birth.

  

Please enter the state for where you live

Please enter the zip code for where you live

How much do you smoke?





How much do you drink?





Which of the following methods have you used in your search for a relationship partner (choose all that apply)?

Have asked friends to help/introduce me to someone
Have asked family to help/introduce me to someone
Have asked coworkers to help/introduce me to someone
Have joined a singles group
Have made efforts to go places where I can meet new people
Have used online chat-rooms or messaging services to meet someone
Have used an online dating or matchmaking service
Have used an offline dating or matchmaker service
Other
None of the above
Not searching for a partner



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ost Americans get married. The goal of the marriage clock is to provide an estimate based on recent historical data of if and when you are likely to get married. The primary sources of data used to generate the Marriage Clock predictions are a sample of approximately 5,000 marriages that occured in the year ending August 2005; the number of marriages reported to the US Census Bureau by each US State in the year ending August 2005, and the total number of marriages occuring in the US reported by the US Census for the year ending August, 2005.

As an overview, the figure below shows the probability of a person having been married in the United States based on age and gender (females are shown in red) for the year ending August 2005.

If you would like to learn more about marriage rates and demographics in the United States, you might be interested in the following resources:

  • Marriage by the Numbers (NewsWeek)
  • Timing and Duration of Marriages