Brazilian Population by State 2026

Among states with significant Brazilian populations, Massachusetts has the largest number of Brazilians, with 84,214 individuals, representing 1.2% of the state’s population. Other states with relatively high numbers of Brazilians include Connecticut (22,856) and New Jersey (44,104), where Brazilians make up 0.6% and 0.5% of the population, respectively. In terms of percentages, Utah has the highest proportion of Brazilians, at 0.23% of its population, followed closely by New Hampshire (0.20%) and Rhode Island (0.19%).

Other states with notable populations of Brazilians include Florida (105,290) and California (45,674), which both have more than 0.1% of their populations identifying as Brazilians. Overall, Brazilians are a small but growing immigrant group in the United States, and their distribution varies widely by state. While some states, such as Massachusetts and Connecticut, have well-established Brazilian communities, others, such as Wyoming and North Dakota, have very few Brazilians.