US Non-Hispanic White Alone Citizen Voting-age Population By State in 2014 (ACS-5Yrs)

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2014, the US Non-Hispanic White Alone citizen voting-age population was 155,852,410 and represented 70.82% of the total US citizen voting-age population.

Among all US states and DC, California had the highest Non-Hispanic White Alone citizen voting-age population (12.03M), followed by Texas (9.11M), and Florida (8.94M).

In terms of percentages, Maine had the highest percentage of its citizen voting-age population being Non-Hispanic White Alone (96.03%), followed by Vermont (95.73%), and New Hampshire (94.81%).

The chart and table below shows the Non-Hispanic White Alone citizen voting-age population of each state and the percentage of each state's citizen voting-age population that were Non-Hispanic White Alone.

You can see similar information for other ethnicities.