The abrupt substitution of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee has energized pro-choice women and African Americans, yet the Latino voter base remains uncertain.
Historically, Latinos have ranked among the Democratic party's most reliable sources of votes, but this advantage has been shrinking significantly since 2016.
The diversity within Latino communities, including differing views on immigration and party affiliation, complicates predictions about their support for Harris in the upcoming election.
Pollster Mike Noble indicates that Latinos from countries like Colombia and Venezuela have been leaning towards the Republican party, reflecting the evolving political landscape.
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