Ranking of US States By Percentage of Population that are Hispanic or Latino in 2017

Updated on June 18, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2017, among all US states and DC, New Mexico had the highest percentage of its population who identified their race as Hispanic or Latino (48.91%), followed by Texas (39.23%), and California (38.87%).

On the other hand, West Virginia had the lowest percentage of its population who identified as Hispanic or Latino (1.60%), followed by Maine (1.66%), and Vermont (1.95%).

The chart below shows the top 10 states, and the table below shows the ranking of all US states and DC. The information can also be found in the table below.

You can see similar ranking information for other racial and ethnicity groups in the United States.

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Ranking of US States By Percentage of Pop. that are Hispanic or Latino in 2017
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Ranking of US States By Percentage of Pop. that are Hispanic or Latino in 2017
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Rank State % of State Population
1 New Mexico 48.91
2 Texas 39.23
3 California 38.87
4 Arizona 31.32
5 Nevada 28.61
6 Florida 25.42
7 Colorado 21.49
8 New Jersey 20.09
9 New York 18.93
10 Illinois 17.04
11 Connecticut 16.03
12 Rhode Island 15.43
13 Utah 13.98
14 Oregon 13.00
15 Washington 12.72
16 Idaho 12.56
17 Kansas 11.90
18 Massachusetts 11.77
19 Nebraska 10.95
19 District of Columbia 10.95
20 Oklahoma 10.70
21 Hawaii 10.64
22 Wyoming 10.04
23 Maryland 9.98
24 Georgia 9.49
25 Virginia 9.34
26 North Carolina 9.33
27 Delaware 9.24
28 Arkansas 7.49
29 Pennsylvania 7.34
30 Alaska 7.15
31 Indiana 6.92
32 Wisconsin 6.87
33 Iowa 6.02
34 South Carolina 5.67
35 Tennessee 5.42
36 Minnesota 5.40
37 Michigan 5.11
38 Louisiana 5.09
39 Alabama 4.28
40 Missouri 4.19
41 South Dakota 4.04
42 Montana 3.87
43 Ohio 3.82
44 North Dakota 3.79
45 New Hampshire 3.74
46 Kentucky 3.70
47 Mississippi 3.20
48 Vermont 1.95
49 Maine 1.66
50 West Virginia 1.60