Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2008

Rank	States	Hispanic
1	California	13,457,397
2	Texas	8,870,475
3	Florida	3,845,069
4	New York	3,250,038
5	Illinois	1,967,121
6	Arizona	1,955,630
7	New Jersey	1,418,545
8	Colorado	997,062
9	New Mexico	891,013
10	Georgia	777,244
11	North Carolina	684,770
12	Nevada	668,527
13	Washington	643,687
14	Pennsylvania	593,986
15	Massachusetts	556,897
16	Virginia	531,396
17	Connecticut	419,391
18	Oregon	416,044
19	Michigan	413,827
20	Maryland	375,830
21	Indiana	332,225
22	Utah	329,069
23	Ohio	302,101
24	Wisconsin	285,827
25	Oklahoma	278,620
26	Kansas	255,409
27	Tennessee	231,272
28	Minnesota	216,574
29	Missouri	189,700
30	South Carolina	183,981
31	Arkansas	159,525
32	Idaho	155,827
33	Louisiana	148,463
34	Nebraska	140,498
35	Alabama	134,810
36	Iowa	126,453
37	Rhode Island	122,206
38	Hawaii	112,320
39	Kentucky	101,981
40	Mississippi	65,798
41	Delaware	59,093
42	District of Columbia	51,124
43	Alaska	41,853
44	Wyoming	41,162
45	New Hampshire	34,676
46	Montana	28,804
47	South Dakota	21,016
48	West Virginia	20,648
49	Maine	16,814
50	North Dakota	13,227
51	Vermont	8,588
Source: US Census Bureau

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