A vast majority of Latino voters in California, and in the battleground states of Nevada and Arizona say they are more likely to vote for a candidate who supports abortion rights, according to a poll by BSP Research, commissioned by Latino Community Foundation (LCF), released on Thursday.
The results of the tri-state survey, which assessed voters' views on various other topics, found that 77% of Latino respondents in California, 74% in Arizona and 82% in Nevada said they were more inclined to vote for "a candidate who holds a pro-choice position and would advocate for making sure abortion access was available nationwide".
