Latin America Advisor
Latin America Advisor
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How Will Latino Voters Shape the U.S. Elections?
Latinos are expected to account for 14.7 percent of all eligible voters in this November’s U.S. presidential election, an all-time high, according to the Pew Research Center. How much impact will Latino voters have in the U.S. presidential election, and how much will they decide the race in key battleground states? What impact will they have in congressional and gubernatorial races? Which issues hold the most importance for Latino voters in the United States?
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Gabriel Sanchez, professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of New Mexico and executive director of the UNM Center for Social Policy: “Latino voters are poised to have a marked impact on the outcomes of the 2024 election, as they will represent nearly 15 percent of all 2024 voters. Because eligible Latino voters are overall so much younger than Americans, how much impact they have on several federal and state level races will depend largely on how much enthusiasm they show. For some context, in 2024, 22 percent of Latinos will be voting in their first presidential election, with 16 percent voting for the first time in any federal election. The issues that a large sample of Latino voters in a BSP Research UnidosUS poll have indicated are going to be key include…”
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