Cities In America With The Largest Hispanic Population For 2026


The most Hispanic cities in the United States are East Los Angeles, CA and Hialeah, FL for 2026 based on Saturday Night Science.

Most Hispanic/Latino cities in the United States research summary. We used Saturday Night Science to research the cities with the highest percentage of Hispanic/Latino residents for 2026. The data comes from the American Community Survey 2020-2024 vintage, which breaks down race by origin.

  • The city with the highest percentage of Hispanic Americans is East Los Angeles, CA. 95.52% of people in East Los Angeles, CA are Hispanic.

  • The city with the lowest percentage of Hispanic Americans is Jackson, MS. 2.38% of people in Jackson, MS are Hispanic.

  • The city with the most Hispanic Americans is New York, NY. 2,420,122 people in New York, NY are Hispanic.

  • The city with the fewest Hispanic Americans is Warren, MI. 3,364 people in Warren, MI are Hispanic.

  • The United States has 64,759,370 Hispanic Americans and is 19.34% Hispanic.

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So, what’s the big city in America with largest percentage of Hispanics according to the data? Per the most recent ACS data, the city in America with the largest Hispanic population is East Los Angeles, CA.

There has been a slow and steady increase in the Hispanic population across America over the past several decades.

Starting on the coasts and moving inland, Hispanic Americans have found homes in every city and town in America. Now, according to the most recent Census data, 19.34% of people living in the US are Hispanic, which is up from 2010.

Or if you’re ready to move on to another ranking of American cities and states, check out:

The 10 Cities In America With The Largest Hispanic Population For 2026

East Los Angeles, CA

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Population: 111,647

Hispanic Population: 106,643
Percent Hispanic American: 95.5%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 97.8%
Percent Change: -11.4%
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Hialeah, FL

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Population: 226,165

Hispanic Population: 215,133
Percent Hispanic American: 95.1%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 95.6%
Percent Change: 0.4%
More on Hialeah: Data | Real Estate

Review Of Hialeah by Joelito Hernandez

I live in Hialeah and I don’t think it’s that bad !,!,!,

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Laredo, TX

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Population: 257,619

Hispanic Population: 244,911
Percent Hispanic American: 95.1%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 95.3%
Percent Change: 13.6%
More on Laredo: Data | Real Estate

Brownsville, TX

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Population: 189,177

Hispanic Population: 177,847
Percent Hispanic American: 94.0%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 93.2%
Percent Change: 12.5%
More on Brownsville: Data | Real Estate

Mcallen, TX

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Population: 145,385

Hispanic Population: 126,523
Percent Hispanic American: 87.0%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 82.9%
Percent Change: 21.5%
More on Mcallen: Data | Real Estate

Review Of Mcallen by Arlene Saldana

I live in Mcallen next to RIO GRANDE CITY and Mcallen is so beautiful.Just come here and see for yourself.Mercades may be a bit yuck but it’s really cool.Donna is cool as well.No hate,just telling you.

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El Paso, TX

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Population: 680,130

Hispanic Population: 552,274
Percent Hispanic American: 81.2%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 80.3%
Percent Change: 9.3%
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Review Of El Paso by DOMINIC ARENAS

I live in El Paso m8 and I love it here

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Salinas, CA

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Population: 161,761

Hispanic Population: 130,828
Percent Hispanic American: 80.9%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 74.1%
Percent Change: 20.1%
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Oxnard, CA

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Population: 200,928

Hispanic Population: 154,996
Percent Hispanic American: 77.1%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 70.2%
Percent Change: 14.7%
More on Oxnard: Data | Real Estate

Review Of Oxnard by HomeSnacks User

I love this town because there’s always something to do! Weather it’s going to the beach or walking your dogs at the park, you can always find entertainment.

Whenever I try out a new place to eat or store to go, the staff is always friendly an they make me feel welcome.

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Santa Ana, CA

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Population: 312,534

Hispanic Population: 239,503
Percent Hispanic American: 76.6%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 78.1%
Percent Change: -5.7%
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Downey, CA

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Population: 110,939

Hispanic Population: 83,493
Percent Hispanic American: 75.3%
Percent Hispanic American 2010: 69.5%
Percent Change: 8.3%
More on Downey: Data | Real Estate

How We Determined The Most Hispanic Large Cities in The US

When we analyze the demographics of a city, we simply look at statistics. In particular, we use Saturday Night Science to compare the recently released 2020-2024 American Community Survey for a detailed breakdown of race by city.

Specifically, we looked at table B03002, which has the breakdown of people by Hispanic/Latino and race.

Limiting our analysis to only cities greater than 100,000 people, we looked at the percentage of the population of each city that identified as non-Hispanic/Latino, Hispanic.

We then ranked each city from 1 to 270 in terms of that percentage, with the city having the highest overall percentage being named the “City In America with the Largest Hispanic American population” — East Los Angeles, CA, . We updated this article for 2026. This article is our eleventh time ranking the cities in America with the highest Hispanic population.

The “least Hispanic American” city according to the data? That would be Jackson, MS, < which is only 2.4% Hispanic American as of the latest data.

There You Have It — The Most Hispanic Cities in America For 2026

There you have it, the cities in America with the largest Hispanic population for 2026 with East Los Angeles, CA taking the top spot.

We expect the Hispanic population in America to keep increasing in the coming years. So it won’t be a surprise to you or us if these percentages get bigger next year.

The cities in the United States with the largest hispanic population are East Los Angeles, CA, Hialeah, FL, Laredo, TX, Brownsville, TX, Mcallen, TX, El Paso, TX, Salinas, CA, Oxnard, CA, Santa Ana, CA, and Downey, CA.

Here’s a look at the least hispanic cities in America:

  1. Jackson, MS
  2. Warren, MI
  3. Sterling Heights, MI

For more reading, check out:

Most Hispanic Cities In The United States For 2026

Rank City Population Hispanic Population Percent Hispanic
1 East Los Angeles, CA 111,647 106,643 95.5%
2 Hialeah, FL 226,165 215,133 95.1%
3 Laredo, TX 257,619 244,911 95.1%
4 Brownsville, TX 189,177 177,847 94.0%
5 Mcallen, TX 145,385 126,523 87.0%
6 El Paso, TX 680,130 552,274 81.2%
7 Salinas, CA 161,761 130,828 80.9%
8 Oxnard, CA 200,928 154,996 77.1%
9 Santa Ana, CA 312,534 239,503 76.6%
10 Downey, CA 110,939 83,493 75.3%
11 Pomona, CA 147,943 106,153 71.8%
12 Miami, FL 459,745 328,679 71.5%
13 Pasadena, TX 149,433 105,892 70.9%
14 San Bernardino, CA 222,724 156,369 70.2%
15 Ontario, CA 180,547 123,800 68.6%
16 Fontana, CA 214,169 144,733 67.6%
17 Elizabeth, NJ 137,302 92,543 67.4%
18 El Monte, CA 106,109 71,253 67.2%
19 San Antonio, TX 1,479,835 955,906 64.6%
20 Paterson, NJ 158,735 102,436 64.5%
21 Palmdale, CA 164,634 104,593 63.5%
22 Corpus Christi, TX 317,419 196,942 62.0%
23 Moreno Valley, CA 211,666 130,997 61.9%
24 Chula Vista, CA 276,375 168,934 61.1%
25 Victorville, CA 137,627 80,734 58.7%
26 Allentown, PA 125,976 70,952 56.3%
27 Sunrise Manor, NV 200,218 111,708 55.8%
28 Riverside, CA 319,069 177,534 55.6%
29 Bakersfield, CA 411,986 225,254 54.7%
30 West Covina, CA 107,037 56,967 53.2%
31 Anaheim, CA 344,521 183,273 53.2%
32 Visalia, CA 143,939 76,422 53.1%
33 Escondido, CA 149,668 78,292 52.3%
34 Fresno, CA 545,970 277,910 50.9%
35 Pembroke Pines, FL 173,194 86,567 50.0%
36 Elgin, IL 114,934 55,973 48.7%
37 Springfield, MA 154,749 75,190 48.6%
38 Inglewood, CA 104,569 50,769 48.6%
39 Pueblo, CO 111,561 53,885 48.3%
40 Lancaster, CA 169,169 81,512 48.2%
41 Corona, CA 159,670 76,775 48.1%
42 Albuquerque, NM 562,218 268,412 47.7%
43 Los Angeles, CA 3,857,263 1,820,397 47.2%
44 Grand Prairie, TX 201,883 94,084 46.6%
45 Midland, TX 136,640 62,712 45.9%
46 Garland, TX 246,844 112,837 45.7%
47 Stockton, CA 322,326 147,120 45.6%
48 Richmond, CA 115,505 52,516 45.5%
49 Modesto, CA 219,215 99,605 45.4%
50 Providence, RI 191,767 86,835 45.3%
51 Yonkers, NY 209,978 94,902 45.2%
52 Bridgeport, CT 149,153 66,803 44.8%
53 Hartford, CT 121,127 53,941 44.5%
54 Houston, TX 2,328,253 1,030,112 44.2%
55 Mesquite, TX 149,299 65,677 44.0%
56 Long Beach, CA 455,548 199,561 43.8%
57 Irving, TX 256,492 111,352 43.4%
58 West Valley City, UT 138,437 59,992 43.3%
59 Hollywood, FL 155,082 67,004 43.2%
60 Tucson, AZ 547,073 233,878 42.8%
61 Dallas, TX 1,307,930 556,904 42.6%
62 Glendale, AZ 252,833 106,723 42.2%
63 Phoenix, AZ 1,642,323 689,225 42.0%
64 North Las Vegas, NV 278,595 116,202 41.7%
65 Aurora, IL 179,898 74,887 41.6%
66 Hayward, CA 158,801 65,526 41.3%
67 Fullerton, CA 140,968 56,779 40.3%
68 Orange, CA 138,266 55,223 39.9%
69 Miramar, FL 138,600 54,498 39.3%
70 Waterbury, CT 114,869 44,278 38.5%
71 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 175,411 66,809 38.1%
72 Thornton, CO 144,187 54,293 37.7%
73 Newark, NJ 310,178 116,594 37.6%
74 Oceanside, CA 172,242 64,577 37.5%
75 Santa Rosa, CA 177,090 66,211 37.4%
76 Garden Grove, CA 170,964 63,495 37.1%
77 Paradise, NV 185,913 68,493 36.8%
78 Lubbock, TX 264,814 97,039 36.6%
79 Costa Mesa, CA 110,330 40,414 36.6%
80 Miami Gardens, FL 113,177 41,131 36.3%
81 Santa Clarita, CA 230,221 83,648 36.3%
82 San Buenaventura (Ventura), CA 109,857 39,549 36.0%
83 Kansas City, KS 155,135 55,401 35.7%
84 Orlando, FL 319,758 113,128 35.4%
85 Las Vegas, NV 660,400 228,863 34.7%
86 Fort Worth, TX 963,194 333,202 34.6%
87 Joliet, IL 150,445 51,435 34.2%
88 Amarillo, TX 201,885 68,950 34.2%
89 Pasadena, CA 136,969 46,523 34.0%
90 Fairfield, CA 120,785 39,556 32.7%
91 Concord, CA 124,035 40,217 32.4%
92 Carrollton, TX 133,740 43,233 32.3%
93 Arlington, TX 397,742 127,987 32.2%
94 Austin, TX 979,539 312,597 31.9%
95 Aurora, CO 394,432 123,736 31.4%
96 Coral Springs, FL 136,103 42,452 31.2%
97 New Haven, CT 134,349 41,680 31.0%
98 San Jose, CA 990,138 304,988 30.8%
99 Waco, TX 143,570 43,971 30.6%
100 San Diego, CA 1,389,526 414,040 29.8%

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