Population Estimates by Race and Hispanic Origin in 2008

Rank	States	White Alone
1	California	28,170,328
2	Texas	20,046,078
3	Florida	14,628,044
4	New York	14,310,269
5	Pennsylvania	10,633,888
6	Illinois	10,209,408
7	Ohio	9,735,944
8	Michigan	8,121,119
9	North Carolina	6,818,808
10	New Jersey	6,601,611
11	Georgia	6,333,287
12	Virginia	5,673,913
13	Arizona	5,623,026
14	Indiana	5,611,577
15	Massachusetts	5,601,486
16	Washington	5,520,400
17	Wisconsin	5,046,806
18	Missouri	5,026,572
19	Tennessee	4,995,028
20	Minnesota	4,648,528
21	Colorado	4,432,376
22	Kentucky	3,838,236
23	Maryland	3,571,589
24	Oregon	3,416,377
25	Alabama	3,311,216
26	South Carolina	3,079,779
27	Connecticut	2,950,808
28	Louisiana	2,859,940
29	Oklahoma	2,846,186
30	Iowa	2,827,520
31	Utah	2,542,561
32	Kansas	2,485,597
33	Arkansas	2,306,697
34	Nevada	2,103,307
35	Mississippi	1,780,749
36	West Virginia	1,715,122
37	New Mexico	1,666,790
38	Nebraska	1,629,566
39	Idaho	1,441,540
40	Maine	1,268,930
41	New Hampshire	1,256,429
42	Rhode Island	929,778
43	Montana	875,221
44	South Dakota	709,217
45	Delaware	648,411
46	Vermont	598,959
47	North Dakota	586,272
48	Wyoming	500,001
49	Alaska	484,682
50	Hawaii	382,174
51	District of Columbia	237,092
Source: US Census Bureau

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