Arrow chart showing the change in population in Texas, by race/ethnicity, from 2000 to 2022. In 2000, white non-Hispanic residents made up 53% of Texas' population, while Hispanic residents of any race made up 32%. In 2022, that trend is reversed -- 40.2% of the population identified as Hispanic, while 39.8% identified as white non-Hispanic. The share of population identifying as white was the only group that declined, while every other race/ethnicity category increased.