The Hispanic population in the U.S. grew by 23% between 2010 and 2020, surpassing 62 million individuals. Historically, Hispanic voters predominantly supported Democrats, but the 2024 election showcased a noteworthy shift with Trump gaining unprecedented support. In stark contrast to past elections where Biden had a clear margin, exit polls indicated only a 5-point advantage for Harris among Hispanic voters. Economic concerns and immigration issues played a significant role in influencing this demographic's voting behavior, underscoring their importance in shaping electoral outcomes.
Although support for the president among Hispanic voters may have declined in recent months, Trump remains relatively popular with this demographic in certain regions of the country.
Historically, the vast majority of Hispanic voters have supported Democratic presidential candidates, but Election Day 2024 was a stark departure from that norm.
Experts attribute the historic shift toward several factors, including widespread concerns about the economy under President Biden's leadership within the Hispanic community.
The ability of Republican President Donald Trump to make inroads with Hispanic voters was instrumental in his electoral victory.
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