With less than two months to go to the general elections, both candidates, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump seek to gather as much support from key demographics. Although the race continues to be historically close, Latinos are overwhelmingly showing their support for Harris, widening her gap with the former President among the demographic in battleground states.
The report comes from a recently published study by UnidosUS, the biggest Latino advocacy group in the U.S. Through English and Spanish interviews, the organization sampled 3,000 Latino eligible voters across the country between Aug. 5-23, with oversamples in Latino-heavy states like Arizona, California, Georgia, Nevada, Florida, Texas, North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
