In 2024, understanding the delicate equilibrium of demographic groups in battleground states is crucial for predicting election outcomes, especially with 1.3 million new potential voters.
Latino voters are key to Biden's coalition, making up about a quarter of those who voted in 2020, but their voting behavior is not fixed and could fluctuate.
Experts highlight that Latino voters possess weaker party attachment than other groups, indicating a potential for significant shifts in voting patterns towards candidates like Trump.
The evolving electorate includes a sizable number of U.S.-born, young Latinos voting for the first time, whose unpredictable sentiments could impact the election significantly.
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