White American - Population By State or Territory

Population By State or Territory

White Population by state or territory (2000–2010)
State/Territory Pop 2000 % pop 2000 Pop 2010 % pop 2010 % growth
2000-2010
Alabama 3,162,808 71.1% 3,274,119 68.5% +3.5%
Alaska 434,534 69.3% 473,724 66.7% +9.0%
Arizona 3,873,611 75.5% 4,666,172 73.0% +20.5%
Arkansas 2,138,598 80.0% 2,245,257 77.0% +5.0%
California 20,170,059 79.7% 21,458,278 74.0% +6.4%
Colorado 3,560,005 82.8% 4,088,736 81.3% +14.8%
Connecticut 2,780,355 81.6% 2,773,500 77.6% -0.2%
Delaware 584,773 74.6% 618,676 68.9% +5.8%
District of Columbia 176,101 30.8% 231,663 38.5% +31.6%
Florida 12,465,029 78.0% 14,100,982 75.0% +13.1%
Georgia 5,327,281 65.1% 5,783,529 59.7% +8.5%
Hawaii 294,102 24.3% 335,994 24.7% +14.2%
Idaho 1,177,304 91.0% 1,396,716 89.1% +18.6%
Illinois 9,125,471 73.5% 9,173,902 71.5% +0.5%
Indiana 5,320,022 87.5% 5,465,845 84.3% +2.7%
Iowa 2,748,640 93.9% 2,781,322 91.3% +1.2%
Kansas 2,313,944 86.1% 2,390,913 83.8% +3.3%
Kentucky 3,640,889 90.1% 3,809,964 87.8% +4.6%
Louisiana 2,856,161 63.9% 2,837,891 62.6% -0.6%
Maine 1,236,014 96.9% 1,293,160 95.2% +4.6%
Maryland 3,391,308 64.0% 3,360,207 58.2% -0.9%
Massachusetts 5,367,286 84.5% 5,264,294 80.4% -1.9%
Michigan 7,966,053 80.2% 7,798,192 78.9% -2.1%
Minnesota 4,400,282 89.4% 4,524,248 85.3% +2.8%
Mississippi 1,746,099 61.4% 1,753,672 59.1% +0.4%
Missouri 4,748,083 84.9% 4,958,831 82.8% +4.4%
Montana 817,229 90.6% 884,537 89.4% +8.2%
Nebraska 1,533,261 89.6% 1,572,480 86.1% +2.6%
Nevada 1,501,886 75.2% 1,787,764 66.2% +19.0%
New Hampshire 1,186,851 96.0% 1,236,165 92.3% +4.1%
New Jersey 6,104,705 72.6% 6,031,239 68.6% -1.2%
New Mexico 1,214,253 66.8% 1,408,479 68.4% +16.0%
New York 12,893,689 67.9% 12,731,413 65.7% -1.2%
North Carolina 5,804,656 72.1% 6,531,806 68.5% +12.5%
North Dakota 593,181 92.4% 605,332 90.0% +2.0%
Ohio 9,645,453 85.0% 9,540,689 82.7% -1.1%
Oklahoma 2,628,434 76.2% 2,708,475 72.2% +3.0%
Oregon 2,961,623 86.6% 3,202,778 83.6% +8.1%
Pennsylvania 10,484,203 85.4% 10,403,248 81.9% -0.7%
Rhode Island 891,191 85.0% 856,790 81.4% -3.8%
South Carolina 2,695,560 67.2% 3,061,991 66.2% +13.6%
South Dakota 669,404 88.7% 699,381 85.9% +4.5%
Tennessee 4,563,310 80.2% 4,924,577 77.6% +7.9%
Texas 14,799,505 71.0% 17,702,475 70.4% +19.6%
Utah 1,992,975 89.2% 2,379,705 86.1% +19.4%
Vermont 589,208 96.8% 596,331 95.3% +1.2%
Virginia 5,120,110 72.3% 5,488,702 68.6% +7.2%
Washington 4,821,823 81.8% 5,198,070 77.3% +7.8%
West Virginia 1,718,777 95.0% 1,739,961 93.9% +1.2%
Wisconsin 4,769,857 88.9% 4,902,182 86.2% +2.8%
Wyoming 454,670 92.1% 510,846 90.7% +12.3%
American Samoa 682 1.2%
Guam 10,666 6.9%
Northern Mariana Islands 1,274 1.8%
Puerto Rico 3,064,862 80.5% 2,824,148 75.8% -7.8%
U.S. Virgin Islands 12,275 11.3% 13,939 13.1% +13.6%
United States of America 211,460,626 75.1% 223,553,265 72.4% +5.7%

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