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2024 elections could mark a turning point in the Latino vote
With just over two weeks to go until the general elections in the United States, which are scheduled for November 5, the Democratic candidate for president, Kamala Harris, maintains a lead of more than 25 points among Latinos in key swing states and on key political issues.
This is in accordance with a survey conducted by two of the country's leading Latino organizations, the Hispanic Federation and the Latina Victory Foundation, which states that a clear majority of Latinos say they trust Harris than Donald Trump on issues such as healthcare, reproductive rights, immigration reform, cost reduction, climate change and gun violence.
The survey conducted by BSP Research from October 2 to 10, which polled 1,900 Latino voters in key states (Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada and Georgia), revealed that the Latino electorate remains motivated to vote, with greater enthusiasm in Michigan and Pennsylvania.