Illinois Hispanic - White Alone Voting-age Population By County from Census 2020

Updated on August 29, 2023.

According to the data from the US 2020 decennial Census, as at April 2020, the voting-age population of people who identified as Hispanic - White Alone in Illinois was 258,482; and represented 2.59% of the total Illinois voting-age population.

Cook County had the highest number of people who identified as Hispanic - White Alone (144,309), followed by Kane County (17,054), and Lake County (17,054). On the other hand, the three counties with low Hispanic - White Alone voting-age population were: Gallatin County (8), Calhoun County (10), and Scott County (11).

When it comes to the percentage of each county's voting-age population that identified as Hispanic - White Alone, Kane County had the highest percentage (4.39%), followed by Cook County (3.46%), and Kendall County (3.43%).

Hover over or click on the counties to see the number and percentage of each county's Hispanic - White Alone voting-age population. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

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Illinois Hispanic - White Alone Voting-age Population By County from Census 2020
Illinois Hispanic - White Alone Voting-age Population By County from Census 2020
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County Hispanic - White Alone Voting-age Pop. % of County Voting-age Population
Adams 276 0.54
Alexander 23 0.54
Bond 157 1.15
Boone 1205 3.01
Brown 15 0.29
Bureau 501 1.91
Calhoun 10 0.28
Carroll 286 2.22
Cass 241 2.45
Champaign 2902 1.74
Christian 151 0.56
Clark 48 0.40
Clay 23 0.22
Clinton 149 0.52
Coles 326 0.86
Cook 144309 3.46
Crawford 44 0.30
Cumberland 24 0.30
DeKalb 1842 2.37
De Witt 84 0.69
Douglas 257 1.73
DuPage 16181 2.23
Edgar 29 0.22
Edwards 13 0.27
Effingham 135 0.51
Fayette 312 1.83
Ford 106 1.01
Franklin 150 0.51
Fulton 118 0.44
Gallatin 8 0.20
Greene 26 0.28
Grundy 907 2.30
Hamilton 11 0.18
Hancock 52 0.38
Hardin 16 0.54
Henderson 17 0.33
Henry 462 1.21
Iroquois 338 1.60
Jackson 449 1.05
Jasper 19 0.26
Jefferson 144 0.50
Jersey 61 0.36
Jo Daviess 133 0.75
Johnson 62 0.56
Kane 17054 4.39
Kankakee 1617 1.95
Kendall 3221 3.43
Knox 650 1.62
Lake 17054 3.14
LaSalle 1947 2.25
Lawrence 71 0.58
Lee 400 1.46
Livingston 289 1.03
Logan 135 0.60
McDonough 194 0.87
McHenry 5297 2.22
McLean 1788 1.33
Macon 425 0.53
Macoupin 130 0.37
Madison 1713 0.82
Marion 164 0.56
Marshall 66 0.71
Mason 44 0.42
Massac 56 0.51
Menard 33 0.35
Mercer 102 0.83
Monroe 117 0.43
Montgomery 100 0.44
Morgan 222 0.84
Moultrie 39 0.36
Ogle 774 1.94
Peoria 1298 0.93
Perry 97 0.57
Piatt 45 0.35
Pike 55 0.48
Pope 12 0.39
Pulaski 14 0.34
Putnam 68 1.49
Randolph 107 0.44
Richland 48 0.39
Rock Island 3233 2.87
St. Clair 1767 0.90
Saline 112 0.61
Sangamon 1018 0.67
Schuyler 31 0.55
Scott 11 0.28
Shelby 53 0.32
Stark 27 0.64
Stephenson 286 0.81
Tazewell 738 0.73
Union 94 0.69
Vermilion 612 1.07
Wabash 34 0.38
Warren 187 1.41
Washington 43 0.40
Wayne 32 0.26
White 35 0.32
Whiteside 1457 3.34
Will 15322 2.91
Williamson 483 0.92
Winnebago 4712 2.14
Woodford 127 0.44