
A recent TelevisaUnivision poll revealed exactly how the Kamala Harris campaign has reinvigorated her party's chances of conquering the coveted Latino vote across the country, as 62% of Latinos have become much more likely to vote in November since she stepped in for Joe Biden.
Despite the gains, however, analysts warn that Harris still lags behind the historic Latino-vote threshold that Democrats have required to win the presidency. Barack Obama, for example, maintained strong Latino support, never dropping below 67% in his presidential campaigns. And Biden himself enjoyed an overall 65% support from Latinos when he reached the White House in 2020.