US Two Or More Races Male or Men Population By State in 2018

Updated on July 3, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2018, the Two Or More Races male population in the United States was 4,467,888 and represented 2.78% of the total US male population (160,960,513).

Among all US states, California had the highest Two Or More Races male population (789,640), followed by Texas (287,318), and New York (246,051). Vermont had the lowest (6,015).

Hover over or click on the states in the map below to see the number and percentage of each state's Two Or More Races male population. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

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State Male Population % of US Male Population
Alabama 41703 1.76
Alaska 28336 7.37
Arizona 103567 2.91
Arkansas 32152 2.17
California 789640 4.03
Colorado 89124 3.11
Connecticut 42996 2.47
Delaware 13013 2.78
Florida 228123 2.19
Georgia 110941 2.17
Hawaii 174955 24.53
Idaho 21848 2.49
Illinois 129179 2.07
Indiana 70442 2.13
Iowa 30797 1.97
Kansas 44217 3.05
Kentucky 44328 2.02
Louisiana 38823 1.71
Maine 11752 1.79
Maryland 85768 2.93
Massachusetts 85171 2.55
Michigan 124086 2.52
Minnesota 71880 2.57
Mississippi 19143 1.32
Missouri 72274 2.40
Montana 14752 2.76
Nebraska 21576 2.25
Nevada 68371 4.50
New Hampshire 11896 1.77
New Jersey 98309 2.26
New Mexico 27194 2.62
New York 246051 2.59
North Carolina 116951 2.31
North Dakota 8559 2.20
Ohio 136482 2.38
Oklahoma 119824 6.13
Oregon 81911 3.95
Pennsylvania 132111 2.11
Rhode Island 14832 2.88
South Carolina 48511 1.97
South Dakota 10636 2.40
Tennessee 65507 1.98
Texas 287318 2.02
Utah 41373 2.60
Vermont 6015 1.95
Virginia 131003 3.13
Washington 184224 4.89
West Virginia 16236 1.82
Wisconsin 58646 2.03
Wyoming 6252 2.12
District of Columbia 9090 2.72