Washington – despite the fact that more Latin men change more Republicans, most continued to vote for democratics in 2024, were released on Tuesday.
Arrangements with 2024 American He arrived a week after the historic presidential race, in which Donald Trump defeated the Vice President of Kamali Harris to win his second term of the White House. Both of Latin voters during their campaigns were strongly attacked.
“National output polls are incorrect in terms of Latinos, especially Latin men,” said Matt Barreto, co-founder of the Barreto-Segura Partners Research, during Tuesday’s media briefing about the results of the survey.
Among the voters in a survey of 56% of Latin men, they said that they voted for Harris, compared to 43% who chose Trump.
About two -thirds of Latin voters voted for Harris, and about a third of Trump chose about a third.
While some output polls, emphasized Movement of Latin voters towards Trump.
Data scientists and survey experts at the Barreto-Segura Partners Research, African American Research Collaborative and Harvard University conducted a study that sponsored several domestic organizations.
Your battle
Between October 18 and November 4, the survey concerned over 9,000 Latinos, Black, Indian, Asian and white voters in the animal states of the Battle of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
The study also provided additional data for California, Florida and Texas, taking into account the enormous share of minority voters in these three states.
“We are very sure that our sample is accurate, that this is an accurate portrait of Latin men and Latin women and that it is balanced to match their demographic data and that it was available in Spanish with each survey with every survey”, “Barreto added, who was the surveyer and advisor to the Harris campaign.
“In particular, young voters from each racial and ethnic groups changed to more republican compared to 2020 – this was not caused by any specific racial group, but all young voters moved compared to 2020.” he added.
Changing all groups towards GOP
Henry Fernandez, general director of African -American research cooperation, said: “It is the elections that did not apply to one group aimed at the Republican Party, but about changing virtually every group towards GOP with a relatively small, but consistent margins, mainly due to the fears of the cost of maintenance” .
“While color voters voted for most of Harris and White Voters, most for Trump, this change towards GOP took place in almost all groups, even those like younger voters, where the Democratic Party consisted of her future success,” said Fernandez.
He added that “it was a weakness of support for Democrats, even when the key issues supported by Democrats worked extremely well, both in voting initiatives throughout the country and in our survey.”
Of all Latin voters, over 6 out of 10 said that they voted for Harris, compared to just over a third who chose Trump.
Meanwhile, more than half of all Latin voters thought that the democrats would do a better job, dealing with the most critical problem, compared to about a third, who felt that Republicans.
Inflation, cited healthcare
In all tested groups of racial and ethnic voters, inflation, health care and workplace costs as well as the economy turned out to be the most critical problems.
Abortion and reproductive rights also proved to be an critical issue for voters in all groups, followed by housing costs as well as reforms of affordability and immigrants immigrants in the United States.
About three quarters of voters in racial and ethnic groups were supported by federal law, which “would guarantee access to abortion and give women control over their own private medical decisions.”
Most of the Black, Latin, Indian and Asian American voters also expressed fears about the 2025 project – a wide conservative program from the Heritage Foundation.
Trump tried to distance from the platform, although some former members of his administration helped write it.
Last updated 17:43, November 12, 2024
