Latino Decisions

The Democratic margin in the U.S. House will rise and fall with the minority vote.

More than two-thirds (67 percent) of Latino voters said they would be more likely to vote Democratic in 2020 if a Latino candidate such as Julián Castro was on the ballot.

This report relies on a social science approach to evaluate official election data to draw conclusions about turnout and vote growth.

According to the poll’s findings, 30% of Arizonans have crossed the border into Mexico in the past 12 months.

In a historic midterm election that saw minority and women voters energized like never before, one of the major themes was the importance of the Native American population as both voters and candidates.

“Over 78 percent of Latinos have personally experienced the effects of climate change in their state.”

LD Turnout Predict: 62.6% of registered Latino voters to cast votes.

Over 65 percent of registered voters support a tax increase to help improve schools in the state.

Only half of Latinos were contacted in lead up to Election Day, with 68 percent self-mobilizing by encouraging friends and family to register and vote.

This analysis also considers the diverse ways in which Latinos are participating in politics during this midterm election.

New polling shows more than one in seven Latino voters have already cast ballots in the upcoming elections.

The degree to which Latinos and other minority groups face such obstacles could shape the outcome of many races this November.

This would mark a 15 percent increase in turnout and nearly a seven percent increase in the Latino share of the vote from 2014.

Despite numerous competitive contests in the state, new polling shows that a majority of California Latino voters have yet to be contacted by a campaign or candidate.

We find no evidence that Latino enthusiasm is down in this election.

Despite placing high importance on upcoming elections, new polling shows that a majority of Texas Latino voters have yet to be contacted by a campaign or candidate.

Perhaps one of the more contentious aspects of U.S. politics is securing the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border.

Results show Latinos are ready to make their voices heard in upcoming elections, but consistent and sustained engagement from parties and campaigns still an ongoing problem.

Results show Latinos also have deep concerns over Census 2020, with more than two-thirds stating they do not trust the Trump Administration to keep confidential the information collected.

Poll results show that the Latino electorate increasingly views Kavanaugh’s nomination unfavorably.

By aggregating the three weeks of interviews, our polling finds that internally among Latino voters only Cuban Americans have a favorable view of the president, at 57%.