District of Columbia Voting-age Population By Race and Ethnicity from Census 2020

According to the data from the US 2020 decennial Census, in April 2020, District of Columbia's voting-age population of 575.16K residents comprised of 60.38K residents who identified as Hispanic or Latino (10.50%), and 514.79K residents who identified as Non-Hispanic (89.50%).

Race: The White Alone voting-age population was the largest racial group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 244.17K (42.45%). The Black or African American Alone voting-age population was the second largest racial group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 226.14K (39.32%). The Two Or More Races voting-age population was the third largest racial group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 42.46K (7.38%). The smallest racial group in District of Columbia was Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Alone with a voting-age population of 369 (0.06%).

Ethnicity: The Non-Hispanic - White Alone voting-age population was the largest ethnic group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 234.77K (40.82%). The Non-Hispanic - Black Alone voting-age population was the second largest ethnic group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 223.54K (38.87%). The Non-Hispanic - Asian Alone voting-age population was the third largest ethnic group in District of Columbia, with a voting-age population of 30.80K (5.35%). The smallest ethnic group in District of Columbia was Hispanic - Native Hawaiian & Pac. Islander with a voting-age population of 64 (0.01%).

The charts and tables below shows the voting-age population and percentage of each racial group and ethnicity group in District of Columbia from the 2020 decennial census.

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