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West Virginia
97.12%
Wyoming
93.79%
Vermont
92.8%
Maine
92.69%
New Hampshire
91.53%
Iowa
90.36%
Kentucky
87.77%
Oregon
87.42%
Nebraska
86.79%
Kansas
86.79%
North Dakota
86.38%
Wisconsin
85.97%
Montana
85.17%
Colorado
84.33%
Missouri
83.73%
Indiana
83.45%
Minnesota
83.41%
Ohio
83.22%
South Dakota
82.62%
Idaho
82.23%
Utah
82.03%
Pennsylvania
81.49%
Michigan
80.58%
Rhode Island
80.51%
Massachusetts
79.52%
Arkansas
77.78%
Oklahoma
77.3%
Arizona
77.18%
Connecticut
77.15%
New Mexico
77.11%
Washington
76.72%
Tennessee
75.41%
Illinois
75.07%
Florida
72.24%
Alaska
72.21%
Texas
71.09%
Virginia
68.89%
North Carolina
67.84%
Alabama
66.91%
New Jersey
66.87%
Delaware
66.36%
New York
66.14%
South Carolina
65.55%
Louisiana
65.18%
Nevada
64.83%
California
63.79%
Mississippi
60.55%
Georgia
57.57%
Maryland
56.9%
DC
46.33%
Hawaii
42.19%

Whitest States 2023

Whitest States 2023

The states with the highest overall white populations are California (28,409,288), Texas (22,819,758), Florida (16,602,290), and New York (13,539,678). This is likely because these are the four most populous states in the U.S., and over three-quarters of the country's overall population is white. Despite their large white populations, these four states are considered to be among the most diverse in the U.S.. The states with the lowest percentage of white people are Hawaii (25.5%), the District of Columbia (46.0%), and Maryland (58.5%).

Here are the 10 states with the largest white population:

  1. West Virginia - 97.12%
  2. Wyoming - 93.79%
  3. Vermont - 92.8%
  4. Maine - 92.69%
  5. New Hampshire - 91.53%
  6. Iowa - 90.36%
  7. Kentucky - 87.77%
  8. Oregon - 87.42%
  9. Nebraska - 86.79%
  10. Kansas - 86.79%

Whitest States 2023

Whitest States 2023

* White alone or in combination with one or more other races
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Whitest States 2023

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