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As of June 23, 2020, 54 percent of deaths due to COVID-19 in the state of Michigan were among White Americans, where they make up 78 percent of the total population. This statistic shows the percentage of coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths compared to population among White Americans in select U.S. states as of June 23, 2020.

Percentage of coronavirus (COVID-19) deaths compared to population among White Americans in select U.S. states as of June 23, 2020*

Characteristic	Percentage of COVID-19 deaths	Percentage of population
Rhode Island	82%	71%
Connecticut	74%	66%
Maine	98%	93%
Idaho	94%	90%
Massachusetts	75%	71%
Oklahoma	76%	72%
Delaware	66%	62%
Nevada	51%	48%
Washington	70%	68%
Nebraska	80%	79%
Texas	43%	41%
Minnesota	84%	83%
Vermont	95%	94%
New Hampshire	90%	90%
Iowa	88%	90%
Ohio	78%	81%
Colorado	65%	68%
Florida	50%	53%
Arizona	51%	54%
California	33%	37%
Oregon	78%	84%
Kentucky	80%	87%
Maryland	44%	50%
Georgia	45%	52%
Pennsylvania	71%	80%
Virginia	58%	67%
North Carolina	59%	68%
All known deaths	51%	62%
Missouri	69%	82%
Indiana	70%	83%
New Mexico	24%	37%
Kansas	71%	84%
New Jersey	53%	67%
Montana	72%	86%
Wisconsin	70%	85%
Mississippi	41%	56%
Illinois	45%	61%
Louisiana	45%	62%
Utah	60%	78%
Alabama	49%	68%
South Carolina	48%	67%
Tennessee	58%	77%
Arkansas	57%	77%
New York	33%	55%
Michigan	54%	78%
District of Columbia	11%	37%

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June 2020

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United States

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as of June 23, 2020

Supplementary notes

* "Includes data from Washington, D.C., and all states excepting Alaska, Hawaii and Wyoming, which have reported fewer than 10 White deaths. Data for Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and West Virginia were obtained from the CDC with the caution that, for the latter three states, total data suppression occurred for deaths among populations of color; therefore White deaths as a percentage of all known race deaths is not appropriate and not shown. States employ varying methods for reporting race and ethnicity data. Population figures shown here align with method used by each state. Some states report Latino ethnicity overlapping with race; in these states, Latinos who also identify as White race (or who were identified as such by others) will be represented in these deaths."

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