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Hispanic population by US state

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Hispanic or Latino share, US states

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Hispanic or Latino share, US statesDarker amber is a higher Hispanic or Latino share of residents. Puerto Rico is listed in the ranking and table but is not on this map.Alabama · Hispanic or Latino share: 5.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 271,640 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 387 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 4,782,613 · Total population: 5,054,253Alaska · Hispanic or Latino share: 7.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 52,473 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 102 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 681,498 · Total population: 733,971Arizona · Hispanic or Latino share: 31.0% · Hispanic or Latino population: 2,255,770 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 5,012,405 · Total population: 7,268,175Arkansas · Hispanic or Latino share: 8.8% · Hispanic or Latino population: 265,833 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 251 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,766,818 · Total population: 3,032,651California · Hispanic or Latino share: 39.8% · Hispanic or Latino population: 15,630,830 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 23,611,955 · Total population: 39,242,785Colorado · Hispanic or Latino share: 22.2% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,291,078 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 4,519,696 · Total population: 5,810,774Connecticut · Hispanic or Latino share: 17.8% · Hispanic or Latino population: 640,668 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,957,680 · Total population: 3,598,348Delaware · Hispanic or Latino share: 10.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 107,829 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 898,043 · Total population: 1,005,872Florida · Hispanic or Latino share: 26.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 5,865,737 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 16,063,144 · Total population: 21,928,881Georgia · Hispanic or Latino share: 10.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,158,299 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 538 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 9,664,291 · Total population: 10,822,590Hawaii · Hispanic or Latino share: 9.8% · Hispanic or Latino population: 142,225 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,303,410 · Total population: 1,445,635Idaho · Hispanic or Latino share: 13.3% · Hispanic or Latino population: 252,466 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 58 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,640,830 · Total population: 1,893,296Illinois · Hispanic or Latino share: 18.5% · Hispanic or Latino population: 2,348,118 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 228 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 10,344,535 · Total population: 12,692,653Indiana · Hispanic or Latino share: 8.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 569,410 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 176 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 6,242,342 · Total population: 6,811,752Iowa · Hispanic or Latino share: 7.0% · Hispanic or Latino population: 223,471 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 138 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,972,466 · Total population: 3,195,937Kansas · Hispanic or Latino share: 13.3% · Hispanic or Latino population: 389,514 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 131 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,548,055 · Total population: 2,937,569Kentucky · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 212,163 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 541 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 4,298,562 · Total population: 4,510,725Louisiana · Hispanic or Latino share: 6.9% · Hispanic or Latino population: 321,022 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 205 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 4,300,003 · Total population: 4,621,025Maine · Hispanic or Latino share: 2.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 28,609 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,348,791 · Total population: 1,377,400Maryland · Hispanic or Latino share: 12.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 744,272 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 5,426,466 · Total population: 6,170,738Massachusetts · Hispanic or Latino share: 12.9% · Hispanic or Latino population: 904,679 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 6,087,716 · Total population: 6,992,395Michigan · Hispanic or Latino share: 5.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 576,808 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 9,474,787 · Total population: 10,051,595Minnesota · Hispanic or Latino share: 6.2% · Hispanic or Latino population: 353,608 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 70 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 5,360,108 · Total population: 5,713,716Mississippi · Hispanic or Latino share: 3.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 106,126 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 684 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,845,312 · Total population: 2,951,438Missouri · Hispanic or Latino share: 5.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 311,924 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 261 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 5,856,257 · Total population: 6,168,181Montana · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 48,519 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 148 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,056,553 · Total population: 1,105,072Nebraska · Hispanic or Latino share: 12.3% · Hispanic or Latino population: 242,226 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 48 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,723,700 · Total population: 1,965,926Nevada · Hispanic or Latino share: 29.2% · Hispanic or Latino population: 917,057 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,223,943 · Total population: 3,141,000New Hampshire · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.5% · Hispanic or Latino population: 62,758 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,325,076 · Total population: 1,387,834New Jersey · Hispanic or Latino share: 21.9% · Hispanic or Latino population: 2,032,968 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 7,234,046 · Total population: 9,267,014New Mexico · Hispanic or Latino share: 48.2% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,018,321 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,096,447 · Total population: 2,114,768New York · Hispanic or Latino share: 19.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 3,898,652 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 15,973,667 · Total population: 19,872,319North Carolina · Hispanic or Latino share: 10.9% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,158,750 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 9,425,590 · Total population: 10,584,340North Dakota · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.5% · Hispanic or Latino population: 34,963 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 107 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 744,398 · Total population: 779,361Ohio · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 537,559 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 176 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 11,242,487 · Total population: 11,780,046Oklahoma · Hispanic or Latino share: 12.3% · Hispanic or Latino population: 490,797 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 3,504,463 · Total population: 3,995,260Oregon · Hispanic or Latino share: 14.3% · Hispanic or Latino population: 605,467 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 3,633,247 · Total population: 4,238,714Pennsylvania · Hispanic or Latino share: 8.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,087,732 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 11,898,786 · Total population: 12,986,518Rhode Island · Hispanic or Latino share: 17.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 187,503 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 907,868 · Total population: 1,095,371South Carolina · Hispanic or Latino share: 7.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 368,900 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 408 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 4,843,874 · Total population: 5,212,774South Dakota · Hispanic or Latino share: 4.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 41,281 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 201 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 857,913 · Total population: 899,194Tennessee · Hispanic or Latino share: 7.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 496,457 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 264 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 6,489,625 · Total population: 6,986,082Texas · Hispanic or Latino share: 39.5% · Hispanic or Latino population: 11,697,134 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 17,943,209 · Total population: 29,640,343Utah · Hispanic or Latino share: 15.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 513,013 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 89 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 2,818,174 · Total population: 3,331,187Vermont · Hispanic or Latino share: 2.5% · Hispanic or Latino population: 16,058 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 629,196 · Total population: 645,254Virginia · Hispanic or Latino share: 10.7% · Hispanic or Latino population: 929,140 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 427 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 7,728,359 · Total population: 8,657,499Washington · Hispanic or Latino share: 14.1% · Hispanic or Latino population: 1,089,609 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 6,651,375 · Total population: 7,740,984West Virginia · Hispanic or Latino share: 2.0% · Hispanic or Latino population: 36,125 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 436 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 1,748,337 · Total population: 1,784,462Wisconsin · Hispanic or Latino share: 7.8% · Hispanic or Latino population: 457,687 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 5,434,336 · Total population: 5,892,023Wyoming · Hispanic or Latino share: 10.4% · Hispanic or Latino population: 60,581 · Hispanic or Latino (margin of error): 195 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 519,180 · Total population: 579,761District of Columbia · Hispanic or Latino share: 11.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 77,760 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 594,319 · Total population: 672,079District of Columbia · Hispanic or Latino share: 11.6% · Hispanic or Latino population: 77,760 · Not Hispanic or Latino: 594,319 · Total population: 672,079Hispanic or Latino share2.0%48.2%
Summary

Darker amber is a higher Hispanic or Latino share of residents. Puerto Rico is listed in the ranking and table but is not on this map.

New Mexico is the most Hispanic of the 50 states on the 2023 ACS five-year estimates: 48.2 percent of residents are Hispanic or Latino, ahead of California at 39.8 percent and Texas at 39.5 percent. California still has the largest Hispanic population in count, 15,630,830, then Texas at 11,697,134 and Florida at 5,865,737. Those three states hold just over half of the Hispanic residents in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. A typical published area is 10.7 percent Hispanic or Latino, the midpoint of the 52 figures. West Virginia is the lowest of the 50 states at 2.0 percent, just under Maine and Vermont. Puerto Rico, which this table also returns, is 98.8 percent Hispanic or Latino. These figures are Hispanic or Latino origin, an ethnicity the Census asks separately from race, not a race table.

In short

10.7%typical published areathe middle share, not a US average
48.2%New Mexicohighest Hispanic or Latino share of the 50 states
15,630,830Californialargest Hispanic or Latino population
2.0%West Virginialowest share of the 50 states
98.8%Puerto Ricohighest figure the Census published
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Hispanic or Latino share, all published states

Hispanic or Latino share · all 52 · ranked high to low

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Hispanic or Latino share, all published statesEvery area the Census published in this table: 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, 52 in all. Puerto Rico leads at 98.8 percent. New Mexico is the highest of the 50 states at 48.2 percent, then California at 39.8 percent and Texas at 39.5 percent. West Virginia is the lowest of the 50 states at 2.0 percent. The middle published area sits at 10.7 percent. 2 areas reach 40 percent and 9 reach 20 percent. This is Hispanic or Latino origin as a share of residents, not a race ranking.0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%100.0%Hispanic or Latino share of residents98.8%Puerto Rico48.2%New Mexico39.8%California39.5%Texas31.0%Arizona29.2%Nevada26.7%Florida22.2%Colorado21.9%New Jersey19.6%New York18.5%Illinois17.8%Connecticut17.1%Rhode Island15.4%Utah14.3%Oregon14.1%Washington13.3%Idaho13.3%Kansas12.9%Massachusetts12.3%Nebraska12.3%Oklahoma12.1%Maryland11.6%District of Columbia10.9%North Carolina10.7%Virginia10.7%Delaware10.7%Georgia10.4%Wyoming9.8%Hawaii8.8%Arkansas8.4%Pennsylvania8.4%Indiana7.8%Wisconsin7.1%Alaska7.1%Tennessee7.1%South Carolina7.0%Iowa6.9%Louisiana6.2%Minnesota5.7%Michigan5.4%Alabama5.1%Missouri4.7%Kentucky4.6%South Dakota4.6%Ohio4.5%New Hampshire4.5%North Dakota4.4%Montana3.6%Mississippi2.5%Vermont2.1%Maine2.0%West Virginia
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Every area the Census published in this table: 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, 52 in all. Puerto Rico leads at 98.8 percent. New Mexico is the highest of the 50 states at 48.2 percent, then California at 39.8 percent and Texas at 39.5 percent. West Virginia is the lowest of the 50 states at 2.0 percent. The middle published area sits at 10.7 percent. 2 areas reach 40 percent and 9 reach 20 percent. This is Hispanic or Latino origin as a share of residents, not a race ranking.

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Hispanic or Latino population, all published states

Hispanic or Latino population · all 52 · ranked high to low

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Hispanic or Latino population, all published statesEvery published area, 52 of 52. California leads at 15,630,830, then Texas at 11,697,134 and Florida at 5,865,737. Vermont is the smallest Hispanic or Latino population at 16,058. 14 areas have at least one million Hispanic or Latino residents and 3 clear five million. The middle published area sits at about 474,242. These are counts of people of Hispanic or Latino origin, not a race table.05,000,00010,000,00015,000,00020,000,000Hispanic or Latino population15,630,830California11,697,134Texas5,865,737Florida3,898,652New York3,215,824Puerto Rico2,348,118Illinois2,255,770Arizona2,032,968New Jersey1,291,078Colorado1,158,750North Carolina1,158,299Georgia1,089,609Washington1,087,732Pennsylvania1,018,321New Mexico929,140Virginia917,057Nevada904,679Massachusetts744,272Maryland640,668Connecticut605,467Oregon576,808Michigan569,410Indiana537,559Ohio513,013Utah496,457Tennessee490,797Oklahoma457,687Wisconsin389,514Kansas368,900South Carolina353,608Minnesota321,022Louisiana311,924Missouri271,640Alabama265,833Arkansas252,466Idaho242,226Nebraska223,471Iowa212,163Kentucky187,503Rhode Island142,225Hawaii107,829Delaware106,126Mississippi77,760District of Columbia62,758New Hampshire60,581Wyoming52,473Alaska48,519Montana41,281South Dakota36,125West Virginia34,963North Dakota28,609Maine16,058Vermont
Summary

Every published area, 52 of 52. California leads at 15,630,830, then Texas at 11,697,134 and Florida at 5,865,737. Vermont is the smallest Hispanic or Latino population at 16,058. 14 areas have at least one million Hispanic or Latino residents and 3 clear five million. The middle published area sits at about 474,242. These are counts of people of Hispanic or Latino origin, not a race table.

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Hispanic population against Hispanic share

Hispanic or Latino share against hispanic or Latino population · one point per row, 52 of 52 plotted

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Hispanic population against Hispanic shareEach point is one area with both figures published, 52 of 52. The relationship is moderate: the correlation coefficient is 0.51, so count accounts for about 26 percent of the variation in share. New Mexico pairs 1,018,321 Hispanic or Latino residents with a 48.2 percent share. California pairs 15,630,830 with 39.8 percent. Puerto Rico is 98.8 percent Hispanic or Latino with 3,215,824 residents. West Virginia sits at 2.0 percent with 36,125.0.0%20.0%40.0%60.0%80.0%100.0%05,000,00010,000,00015,000,00020,000,000Hispanic or Latino shareHispanic or Latino population
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Each point is one area with both figures published, 52 of 52. The relationship is moderate: the correlation coefficient is 0.51, so count accounts for about 26 percent of the variation in share. New Mexico pairs 1,018,321 Hispanic or Latino residents with a 48.2 percent share. California pairs 15,630,830 with 39.8 percent. Puerto Rico is 98.8 percent Hispanic or Latino with 3,215,824 residents. West Virginia sits at 2.0 percent with 36,125.

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Hispanic or Latino population, share of residents, the remainder who are not Hispanic or Latino, and total population for every state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico on the 2023 ACS five-year estimates. Hispanic or Latino origin is an ethnicity the Census asks separately from race. Sort any column or use the filter box to jump to a state by name.

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Puerto Rico98.8%3,215,8242,36339,0613,254,885
New Mexico48.2%1,018,321, 1,096,4472,114,768
California39.8%15,630,830, 23,611,95539,242,785
Texas39.5%11,697,134, 17,943,20929,640,343
Arizona31.0%2,255,770, 5,012,4057,268,175
Nevada29.2%917,057, 2,223,9433,141,000
Florida26.7%5,865,737, 16,063,14421,928,881
Colorado22.2%1,291,078, 4,519,6965,810,774
New Jersey21.9%2,032,968, 7,234,0469,267,014
New York19.6%3,898,652, 15,973,66719,872,319
Illinois18.5%2,348,11822810,344,53512,692,653
Connecticut17.8%640,668, 2,957,6803,598,348
Rhode Island17.1%187,503, 907,8681,095,371
Utah15.4%513,013892,818,1743,331,187
Oregon14.3%605,467, 3,633,2474,238,714
Washington14.1%1,089,609, 6,651,3757,740,984
Idaho13.3%252,466581,640,8301,893,296
Kansas13.3%389,5141312,548,0552,937,569
Massachusetts12.9%904,679, 6,087,7166,992,395
Nebraska12.3%242,226481,723,7001,965,926
Oklahoma12.3%490,797, 3,504,4633,995,260
Maryland12.1%744,272, 5,426,4666,170,738
District of Columbia11.6%77,760, 594,319672,079
North Carolina10.9%1,158,750, 9,425,59010,584,340
Virginia10.7%929,1404277,728,3598,657,499
Delaware10.7%107,829, 898,0431,005,872
Georgia10.7%1,158,2995389,664,29110,822,590
Wyoming10.4%60,581195519,180579,761
Hawaii9.8%142,225, 1,303,4101,445,635
Arkansas8.8%265,8332512,766,8183,032,651
Pennsylvania8.4%1,087,732, 11,898,78612,986,518
Indiana8.4%569,4101766,242,3426,811,752
Wisconsin7.8%457,687, 5,434,3365,892,023
Alaska7.1%52,473102681,498733,971
Tennessee7.1%496,4572646,489,6256,986,082
South Carolina7.1%368,9004084,843,8745,212,774
Iowa7.0%223,4711382,972,4663,195,937
Louisiana6.9%321,0222054,300,0034,621,025
Minnesota6.2%353,608705,360,1085,713,716
Michigan5.7%576,808, 9,474,78710,051,595
Alabama5.4%271,6403874,782,6135,054,253
Missouri5.1%311,9242615,856,2576,168,181
Kentucky4.7%212,1635414,298,5624,510,725
South Dakota4.6%41,281201857,913899,194
Ohio4.6%537,55917611,242,48711,780,046
New Hampshire4.5%62,758, 1,325,0761,387,834
North Dakota4.5%34,963107744,398779,361
Montana4.4%48,5191481,056,5531,105,072
Mississippi3.6%106,1266842,845,3122,951,438
Vermont2.5%16,058, 629,196645,254
Maine2.1%28,609, 1,348,7911,377,400
West Virginia2.0%36,1254361,748,3371,784,462

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Hispanic or Latino share, US states

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Hispanic or Latino share, all published states

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Hispanic or Latino population, all published states

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Hispanic population against Hispanic share

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About this data

  • Hispanic or Latino origin is an ethnicity the Census Bureau asks separately from race. A person of any race can be Hispanic or Latino, so this page is not a race table.
  • Hispanic or Latino share is that origin count divided by total population in the same area, using the unrounded ACS estimates.
  • Total population is controlled to Census population estimates for every area, so there is no sampling margin of error on that column. The plugin shows a dash.
  • Hispanic or Latino counts are controlled (no sampling margin of error) in 26 of the 52 published areas. The other 26 have a 90 percent margin of error.
  • A median of state shares is not a national Hispanic share. The national figure would weight each area by population. Adding the 52 Hispanic counts also does not produce an official United States total: Puerto Rico is included here, and these are ACS period estimates.
  • The Census published 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. None of the Hispanic or Latino counts were suppressed.
  • Puerto Rico is in the ranking and table. Alaska and Hawaii appear on the ranking; on the map they are shown in inset.