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Voting-Age Population and Voting-Age Citizens: 2000

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Voting-Age Population and Voting-Age Citizens: 2000

Report Number: PHC-T-31

Voting-Age Population and Citizen Voting-Age Population by Sex, for the United States and States for:

Table 1-1. Total

Table 1-2. White Alone

Table 1-3. Black or African American Alone

Table 1-4. American Indian and Alaska Native Alone

Table 1-5. Asian Alone

Table 1-6. Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone

Table 1-7. Some Other Race Alone

Table 1-8. Two or More Races

Table 1-9. Hispanic or Latino (of any race)

Table 1-10. White Alone, not Hispanic or Latino

Table 1-11. White Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-12. Black or African American Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-13. American Indian and Alaska Native Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-14. Asian Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-15. Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-16. Some Other Race Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races

Table 1-17. White Alone or in Combination with One or More Other Races, not Hispanic or Latino

Total Voting-Age Population and Citizen Voting-Age Population by Sex for

Table 2-1. Alabama, for Counties

Table 2-2. Alaska, for Boroughs and Census Areas

Table 2-3. Arizona, for Counties

Table 2-4. Arkansas, for Counties

Table 2-5. California, for Counties

Table 2-6. Colorado, for Counties

Table 2-7. Connecticut, for Counties

Table 2-8. Delaware, for Counties

Table 2-9. Florida, for Counties

Table 2-10. Georgia, for Counties

Table 2-11. Hawaii, for Counties

Table 2-12. Idaho, for Counties

Table 2-13. Illinois, for Counties

Table 2-14. Indiana, for Counties

Table 2-15. Iowa, for Counties

Table 2-16. Kansas, for Counties

Table 2-17. Kentucky, for Counties

Table 2-18. Louisiana, for Parishes

Table 2-19. Maine, for Counties

Table 2-20. Maryland, for Counties

Table 2-21. Massachusetts, for Counties

Table 2-22. Michigan, for Counties

Table 2-23. Minnesota, for Counties

Table 2-24. Mississippi, for Counties

Table 2-25. Missouri, for Counties

Table 2-26. Montana, for Counties

Table 2-27. Nebraska, for Counties

Table 2-28. Nevada, for Counties

Table 2-29. New Hampshire, for Counties

Table 2-30. New Jersey, for Counties

Table 2-31. New Mexico, for Counties

Table 2-32. New York, for Counties

Table 2-33. North Carolina, for Counties

Table 2-34. North Dakota, for Counties

Table 2-35. Ohio, for Counties

Table 2-36. Oklahoma, for Counties

Table 2-37. Oregon, for Counties

Table 2-38. Pennsylvania, for Counties

Table 2-39. Rhode Island, for Counties

Table 2-40. South Carolina, for Counties

Table 2-41. South Dakota, for Counties

Table 2-42. Tennessee, for Counties

Table 2-43. Texas, for Counties

Table 2-44. Utah, for Counties

Table 2-45. Vermont, for Counties

Table 2-46. Virginia, for Counties

Table 2-47. Washington, for Counties

Table 2-48. West Virginia, for Counties

Table 2-49. Wisconsin, for Counties

Table 2-50. Wyoming, for Counties

Sources and Reference

Census 2000, Summary File 4, Table PCT 44

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