Hispanics will soon dominate California population

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Hispanics predicted to equal whites by mid 2013, exceed it in early 2014
Article author: 
Juliet Williams
Article publisher: 
The Denver Post
Article date: 
31 January 2013
Article category: 
National News
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growth
population
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Hispanics will soon become the dominant ethnic group in the nation's most populous state ...
 
Demographers predict the number of Hispanics in the state will equal that of whites by mid-year and exceed it in early 2014 for the first time. Each group currently represents about 39 percent of the population ...

California's population is expected to hit 50 million in 2049, from about 38 million today ...

The report relied on data from the U.S. Census Bureau, California Department of Public Health vital statistics and surveys of county planning experts and regional government councils.

 

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