RANKING · 1990 CENSUS · 51 SHOWN OF 51
Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, US states · 1990
US states ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (1990 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. Vermont leads at 98.5%. 51 states qualify in total.
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RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS –
USUnited States248,709,87380.2%–
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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS
Frequently asked
Which state has the highest white, non-hispanic?
Vermont ranks #1 with 98.5% (1990 Decennial Census).
What are the top 5 states by white, non-hispanic?
Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, Iowa, West Virginia.
How many states are in this ranking?
51 states qualify after filtering for population minimums and data availability. The ranking covers 1990 Decennial Census data.
How is white, non-hispanic measured?
Share identifying as White alone, not Hispanic or Latino. Source: US Census Bureau, 1990 Decennial Census.