Tennessee 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 Tennessee was 55,562; and represented 1.03% of the total Tennessee voting-age population.

Davidson County had the highest number of people who identified as Hispanic - White Alone (9,211), followed by Shelby County (5,731), and Rutherford County (4,304). On the other hand, the three counties with low Hispanic - White Alone voting-age population were: Hancock County (0), Pickett County (9), and Van Buren County (13).

When it comes to the percentage of each county's voting-age population that identified as Hispanic - White Alone, Montgomery County had the highest percentage (2.42%), followed by Hamblen County (2.24%), and Bedford County (2.19%).

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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Tennessee Hispanic - White Alone Voting-age Population By County from Census 2020
Tennessee 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
Anderson 473 0.78
Bedford 824 2.19
Benton 73 0.57
Bledsoe 84 0.68
Blount 859 0.80
Bradley 1053 1.24
Campbell 102 0.33
Cannon 82 0.72
Carroll 172 0.77
Carter 250 0.55
Cheatham 315 0.98
Chester 87 0.65
Claiborne 153 0.59
Clay 27 0.45
Cocke 166 0.57
Coffee 420 0.94
Crockett 107 1.00
Cumberland 310 0.61
Davidson 9211 1.61
Decatur 58 0.64
DeKalb 138 0.88
Dickson 372 0.88
Dyer 171 0.61
Fayette 180 0.53
Fentress 53 0.36
Franklin 248 0.72
Gibson 205 0.54
Giles 137 0.57
Grainger 111 0.59
Greene 404 0.72
Grundy 32 0.30
Hamblen 1109 2.24
Hamilton 3152 1.09
Hancock 0 0.00
Hardeman 78 0.38
Hardin 128 0.60
Hawkins 187 0.41
Haywood 83 0.60
Henderson 110 0.51
Henry 179 0.70
Hickman 152 0.77
Houston 27 0.42
Humphreys 86 0.59
Jackson 63 0.67
Jefferson 355 0.81
Johnson 78 0.53
Knox 3548 0.94
Lake 51 0.86
Lauderdale 76 0.39
Lawrence 186 0.56
Lewis 98 1.00
Lincoln 226 0.82
Loudon 534 1.20
McMinn 319 0.76
McNairy 83 0.41
Macon 169 0.89
Madison 642 0.83
Marion 117 0.51
Marshall 246 0.94
Maury 959 1.23
Meigs 52 0.52
Monroe 269 0.74
Montgomery 3891 2.42
Moore 19 0.37
Morgan 57 0.34
Obion 140 0.58
Overton 62 0.35
Perry 36 0.55
Pickett 9 0.22
Polk 78 0.55
Putnam 734 1.16
Rhea 211 0.82
Roane 227 0.53
Robertson 800 1.44
Rutherford 4304 1.68
Scott 51 0.31
Sequatchie 76 0.61
Sevier 1102 1.41
Shelby 5731 0.81
Smith 87 0.57
Stewart 75 0.70
Sullivan 650 0.51
Sumner 1723 1.15
Tipton 287 0.62
Trousdale 67 0.71
Unicoi 139 0.95
Union 82 0.53
Van Buren 13 0.27
Warren 452 1.44
Washington 883 0.82
Wayne 59 0.44
Weakley 189 0.71
White 115 0.54
Williamson 1865 1.04
Wilson 1109 0.98