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Trump's Latino Vote Surge: 48% Amid Immigration Concerns

6/27/2025

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In the 2024 election, Donald Trump captured 48% of the Latino vote, closely trailing Kamala Harris's 51%—a remarkable leap from just 28% in 2016. His growing appeal, especially among occasional voters, fueled this surge. Yet, lingering dissatisfaction with his immigration policies casts a shadow over his future support within the community.

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In the 2024 election, Donald Trump captured 48% of the Latino vote, closely trailing Kamala Harris's 51%—a remarkable leap from just 28% in 2016. His growing appeal, especially among occasional voters, fueled this surge. Yet, lingering dissatisfaction with his immigration policies casts a shadow over his future support within the community.