Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2008

Rank	States	Two or More Race Groups
1	California	952,164
2	Texas	326,030
3	New York	316,822
4	Florida	258,734
5	Hawaii	235,672
6	Washington	201,254
7	Illinois	159,040
8	Michigan	154,921
9	Ohio	152,708
10	Oklahoma	148,159
11	Virginia	135,088
12	Pennsylvania	134,234
13	Georgia	124,055
14	New Jersey	123,145
15	Arizona	115,995
16	North Carolina	112,364
17	Colorado	96,903
18	Oregon	94,242
19	Massachusetts	93,603
20	Maryland	92,698
21	Missouri	85,292
22	Minnesota	80,491
23	Indiana	76,833
24	Nevada	71,508
25	Tennessee	70,323
26	Wisconsin	66,613
27	Connecticut	51,069
28	Kansas	50,701
29	Alabama	49,586
30	South Carolina	47,749
31	Louisiana	46,505
32	Kentucky	46,441
33	Utah	45,791
34	Arkansas	40,817
35	New Mexico	35,584
36	Iowa	32,866
37	Alaska	31,805
38	Mississippi	25,747
39	Idaho	25,159
40	Nebraska	22,957
41	West Virginia	17,643
42	Rhode Island	17,179
43	Montana	16,592
44	New Hampshire	14,027
45	Maine	13,872
46	Delaware	12,378
47	South Dakota	11,417
48	District of Columbia	9,635
49	Wyoming	7,888
50	North Dakota	7,492
51	Vermont	7,238
Source: US Census Bureau

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