Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2008

Rank	States	Non-Hispanic
1	California	23,299,269
2	New York	16,240,259
3	Texas	15,456,499
4	Florida	14,483,271
5	Pennsylvania	11,854,293
6	Ohio	11,183,809
7	Illinois	10,934,442
8	Michigan	9,589,595
9	Georgia	8,908,500
10	North Carolina	8,537,644
11	New Jersey	7,264,116
12	Virginia	7,237,693
13	Indiana	6,044,567
14	Tennessee	5,983,616
15	Massachusetts	5,941,070
16	Washington	5,905,537
17	Missouri	5,721,905
18	Wisconsin	5,342,140
19	Maryland	5,257,767
20	Minnesota	5,003,819
21	Arizona	4,544,550
22	Alabama	4,527,090
23	South Carolina	4,295,819
24	Louisiana	4,262,333
25	Kentucky	4,167,264
26	Colorado	3,942,394
27	Oregon	3,374,016
28	Oklahoma	3,363,741
29	Connecticut	3,081,861
30	Iowa	2,876,102
31	Mississippi	2,872,820
32	Arkansas	2,695,865
33	Kansas	2,546,725
34	Utah	2,407,355
35	Nevada	1,931,640
36	West Virginia	1,793,820
37	Nebraska	1,642,934
38	Idaho	1,367,989
39	Maine	1,299,642
40	New Hampshire	1,281,133
41	Hawaii	1,175,878
42	New Mexico	1,093,343
43	Montana	938,636
44	Rhode Island	928,582
45	Delaware	813,999
46	South Dakota	783,178
47	Alaska	644,440
48	North Dakota	628,254
49	Vermont	612,682
50	District of Columbia	540,709
51	Wyoming	491,506
Source: US Census Bureau

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