Many of the Latino eligible voters in the Many U.S. live in California and Texas in 2017 In thousands
About seven-in-ten (71%) Hispanic eligible voters live in just six states in 2017 – California (7.7 million), Texas (5.4 million), Florida (3.0 million), New York (2.0 million), Arizona (1.1 million) and Illinois (1.0 million). Hispanics make up the highest share of all eligible voters in New Mexico (42.6%), followed by California (30.0%), Texas (29.8%), Arizona (23.4%) and Florida (19.8%).
Many of the Latino eligible voters in the  | Many U.S. live in California and Texas in 2017  | In thousands  | Share Latino among all  | eligible voters  | California  | 7 .698  | 30. 0%  | 5.425  | 29 8  | Texas  | Florida 2,976  | 19.8  | New York 2 .030  | 14.6  | 1,145  | Arizona  | 23.4  | Illinois  | 1,018  | 11.2  | New Jersey  | 918  | 14.8  | Colorado  | 637  | 15.7  | 42.6  | New Mexico  | 637  | Pennsylvania 501  | 5.1  | Note: Eligible voters are U.S. citizens ages 18 and older. The District  | of Columbia elects two nonvoting delegates to the Senate.  | Source: Pew Research Center analysis of American BO5003I). FactFinder 2017  | ACS 1-year estimates (tables BO5003 and BO5003I).  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 