Texas Voting-age Population By Race in Census 2020

Updated on August 26, 2023.

According to the data from the US 2020 decennial Census, in April 2020, among Texas voting-age population of 21,866,700 people, 52.44% of them (11,466,950 people) identified their race as White Alone, 16.19% of them (3,541,123 people) identified their race as Two Or More Races, and 12.72% of them (2,780,912 people) identified their race as Some Other Race Alone.

The first chart below shows the voting-age population by race and the second chart shows the percentage of the Texas voting-age population for each race. You can also find the information in a table below.

You can see similar information for other states and also for the United States.

You can also see links at the bottom of the page for similar information for each Texas county.

Texas Voting-age Population By Race in Census 2020
White Alone
11.47M
Two Or More Races
3.54M
Some Other Race Alone
2.78M
Black or African American Alone
2.63M
Asian Alone
1.22M
American Indian and Alaska Native Alone
206.99K
Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Alone
23.78K
Percentage of Texas Voting-age Population By Race in Census 2020
White Alone
52.44%
Two Or More Races
16.19%
Some Other Race Alone
12.72%
Black or African American Alone
12.02%
Asian Alone
5.58%
American Indian and Alaska Native Alone
0.95%
Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Alone
0.11%
Texas Voting-age Population By Race in Census 2020
Race
Voting-age Population
% of State Voting-age Population
White Alone 11,466,950 52.44
Two Or More Races 3,541,123 16.19
Some Other Race Alone 2,780,912 12.72
Black or African American Alone 2,627,714 12.02
Asian Alone 1,219,232 5.58
American Indian and Alaska Native Alone 206,988 0.95
Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Alone 23,781 0.11
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US Census 2020 Voting-age Population By Race for Texas Counties

Use the following links to see the voting-age population by race for each county in the state of Texas, based on data from the US 2020 decennial Census.