Ranking of US States By Percentage of the Population that are Non-Hispanic from Census 2020

Updated on April 26, 2023.

According to the data from the US 2020 decennial Census, in April 2020, among the 50 states and the District of Columbia, West Virginia had the highest percentage of a state's population who identified as Non-Hispanic (not hispanic or latino) (98.06%), followed by Maine (98.05%), and Vermont (97.59%).

The chart below shows the top 10 states, and the table below shows the ranking of all the 50 US states and the District of Columbia based on the percentage of each state's population that identified as non-hispanic.

Related Topics: US Census 2020 Topic List.
Ranking of US States By Percentage of the Pop. that are Non-Hispanic from Census 2020
West Virginia
Maine
Vermont
Mississippi
Montana
North Dakota
New Hampshire
South Dakota
Ohio
Kentucky
Ranking of US States By Percentage of the Population that are Non-Hispanic from Census 2020
Items per page:
0 of 0
Rank State % of State Population
1 West Virginia 98.06
2 Maine 98.05
3 Vermont 97.59
4 Mississippi 96.45
5 Montana 95.83
6 North Dakota 95.71
7 New Hampshire 95.68
8 South Dakota 95.63
9 Ohio 95.58
10 Kentucky 95.39
11 Missouri 95.08
12 Alabama 94.75
13 Michigan 94.40
14 Minnesota 93.94
15 Iowa 93.23
16 Alaska 93.21
17 South Carolina 93.11
18 Louisiana 93.08
19 Tennessee 93.07
20 Wisconsin 92.41
21 Pennsylvania 91.93
22 Indiana 91.83
23 Arkansas 91.47
24 Hawaii 90.45
25 Wyoming 89.76
26 Georgia 89.51
27 Delaware 89.47
28 Virginia 89.47
29 North Carolina 89.29
30 District of Columbia 88.74
31 Maryland 88.19
32 Oklahoma 88.08
33 Nebraska 88.03
34 Massachusetts 87.37
35 Idaho 86.98
36 Kansas 86.98
37 Washington 86.25
38 Oregon 86.11
39 Utah 84.93
40 Rhode Island 83.41
41 Connecticut 82.72
42 Illinois 81.76
43 New York 80.46
44 New Jersey 78.44
45 Colorado 78.12
46 Florida 73.55
47 Nevada 71.33
48 Arizona 69.35
49 Texas 60.74
50 California 60.60
51 New Mexico 52.26