Hispanic and Latino population in the U.S. by states (2024)

Hispanic and Latino make up 18.5% of the population of the United States of America. That translates to about 60.48 million.

Find below the population of Hispanic and Latino in the United States of America by states. The state with the most population ranks number one and the one with the least, ranks last.

The data for this ranking is from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Rank	State	Population	Percentage
1	California	15,327,700	39.02%
2	Texas	11,116,900	39.34%
3	Florida	5,346,680	25.58%
4	New York	3,720,980	19.01%
5	Pennsylvania	935,216	7.31%
6	Illinois	2,186,390	17.12%
7	Ohio	443,415	3.80%
8	Georgia	992,394	9.54%
9	North Carolina	962,665	9.38%
10	Michigan	507,353	5.09%
11	New Jersey	1,794,740	20.21%
12	Virginia	792,001	9.37%
13	Washington	937,579	12.66%
14	Arizona	2,208,660	31.33%
15	Massachusetts	809,179	11.81%
16	Tennessee	364,174	5.43%
17	Indiana	461,850	6.93%
18	Missouri	254,791	4.17%
19	Maryland	606,482	10.08%
20	Wisconsin	394,392	6.81%
21	Colorado	1,208,170	21.53%
22	Minnesota	299,556	5.38%
23	South Carolina	285,458	5.69%
24	Alabama	208,626	4.28%
25	Louisiana	239,164	5.13%
26	Kentucky	162,994	3.66%
27	Oregon	537,217	13.01%
28	Oklahoma	417,906	10.63%
29	Connecticut	574,240	16.06%
30	Iowa	188,311	6.00%
31	Utah	434,832	14.04%
32	Arkansas	224,130	7.47%
33	Mississippi	91,202	3.06%
34	Nevada	853,041	28.70%
35	Kansas	345,680	11.88%
36	New Mexico	1,020,820	48.79%
37	Nebraska	208,271	10.88%
38	West Virginia	28,368	1.56%
39	Idaho	215,476	12.54%
40	Hawaii	149,118	10.49%
41	New Hampshire	50,493	3.75%
42	Maine	22,100	1.65%
43	Rhode Island	163,226	15.44%
44	Montana	40,314	3.84%
45	Delaware	88,364	9.23%
46	South Dakota	33,024	3.79%
47	North Dakota	28,317	3.74%
48	Alaska	51,870	7.04%
49	Vermont	12,038	1.93%
50	Wyoming	57,341	9.87%