In 2024, Latino voters will have the power to decide the next presidential election and which party will control Congress. Growing by almost 4 million eligible voters and representing half of the total growth in eligible voters since 2020, the potential impact of Latinos on elections is more significant than ever.

UCLA LPPI will release a series of data briefs utilizing the Latino Data Hub to focus on Latino voters in critical states and counties, starting with California and the swing states of Arizona and Nevada. Subsequent data analyses will be published through the summer and fall, including Latino voter profiles for Pennsylvania, and Florida.

Key Facts About Latino Voters in California

Key Facts About Latino Voters in Arizona

Key Facts About Latino Voters in Nevada

 

Other Recent Election Analysis:

The Trump Paradox: A Focus on Latino and Latina Voters

This issue brief authored by Dr. Raúl Hinojosa-Ojeda provides a detailed analysis of how gender dynamics influenced voter behavior among white and Latino populations in the 2016 and 2020 elections. (August 2024)