Political
Decoding the Hispanic Voter: Affluence, Status, and Ideology in the 2024 Election
In the wake of the recent election, the strong Latino wave supporting Trump caught many by surprise. As I noted in my last piece on decoding the Hispanic voter, an emerging trend is clear: working-class and middle-class Latinos are joining the ranks of an increasingly affluent, conservative Latino voter base, where ideological leanings are often anti-socialist and pro-business. By Gabriela Alcantara-Diaz - Founder, President of SEMILLA Multicultural, Inc.
Record Latino Voter Engagement and Shifting Political Sentiments Highlighted in Final Week of the Nation’s Only Weekly Latino Voter Poll [REPORT]
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have unveiled Week 8 findings from the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, showcasing record engagement and significant insights into Latino voters' perspectives as Election Day approaches. With 84% of registered Latino voters already casting their ballots or expressing near certainty to vote, the poll highlights unprecedented enthusiasm, as early voting among Latinos has doubled in just the past week. Despite this strong participation, the data also reflect growing anxieties, with many Latino voters concerned about potential election disputes and their community's place in America. Additionally, the findings show intensified Democratic outreach efforts, outpacing Republican engagement, and a clear preference for Kamala Harris among Latino voters, indicating key shifts in support and political sentiment within the community.
Decoding the Complex Latino Vote in the 2024 Election [INSIGHT]
It’s clear that the Hispanic vote is far from a monolithic force. Instead, it reflects a complex landscape where affluence, social status, and ideology converge, shaping distinct partisan trends across multi-ethnic and socioeconomically diverse Latino communities. Today’s Latino voter is increasingly informed by unique experiences and values, highlighting the nuances of a voting demographic that demands to be understood beyond stereotypes. By Gabriela Alcantara-Diaz - Founder, President of SEMILLA Multicultural, Inc.
The importance of reaching out to Hispanics to get out to vote.
Kathy Whitlock, VP Strategy & Insights interviewed Teri Arvesu, SVP of Social Impact and Sustainability at TelevisaUnivision to talk about the importance of reaching out to Hispanics to get out to vote.
Why Joining the Pro-Voting Movement is Good for Your Business
Voter turnout in the 2018 midterm elections was the highest of any midterm election in the last century. One of the contributing factors? Vast numbers of companies encouraged both their employees and consumers to show up and vote. Fast-forward to the strange times we are living in, and a much larger election: how is your company or agency approaching the topic of voting when it comes to your employees and/or consumers?
Latino Voter Enthusiasm Peaks as Independent Support Shifts and Gender Divide Widens in 2024 Presidential Race
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have released the Week 6 results of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, showing significant shifts in Latino voter engagement, campaign outreach efforts, and critical issues leading up to Election Day. Latino voter enthusiasm has reached its highest level since the poll began, and new insights reveal a growing gender divide in candidate preferences.
Latino Independent Voters Lean Toward Trump While Overall Voter Preferences Hold Steady
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have unveiled the Week 5 results of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, offering valuable insights into the preferences of Latino voters. While Kamala Harris leads with 60% support, Independent voters are breaking for Donald Trump, and key differences emerge between Latino voters in California and Texas. The economy remains the top concern for voters across both states.
Kamala Harris Leads Among Latino Voters, but Republicans Gain Favorability as Election Day Nears
Entravision, AltaMed, and BSP Research have revealed key findings from Week 4 of the 2024 National Latino Voter Tracking Poll, offering critical insights into the preferences and attitudes of Latino voters as Election Day nears.
Put Your Money Where Your Campaign Is: Hispanic Voters Are the Key To the 2024 Election
With nearly a month remaining until November 5th, you surely must know by now that Latino voters are truly up for grabs in this year’s election. News story after news story continues to show how both Democrats and Republicans need to win over Latino voters to have any chance at winning. Our voters make up a large portion of the electorate in critical swing states like Arizona and Nevada and could be the margin of victory in states like Georgia and North Carolina IF campaigns deign to connect with them. And yet, neither party has made a concerted and heartfelt effort to do so. By: Kathy Whitlock, VP of Strategy and Insights at TelevisaUnivision
TelevisaUnivision Consumer Strategy & Insights Delivers Critical Research About Spanish-Speaking Voters in Key Battleground States
TelevisaUnivision Consumer Strategy & Insights, in collaboration with Opiniones Latinas, recently conducted a unique survey of Hispanic likely voters in the key seven battleground states that will decide the Presidential Election (Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin). Thirty percent (30%) of voters conducted the interview in Spanish. Among the sample, 42% speak Spanish at home. The majority, 62%, reside in immigrant households with themselves, their parents or grandparents, or someone in the household being an immigrant.
Latino Voter Engagement on the Rise as Economic Concerns Dominate according to Week 3 of 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll
Entravision, alongside AltaMed Health Services and BSP Research, has released the third wave of findings from the 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll.
In Tight U.S. Presidential Race, Latino Voters’ Preferences Mirror 2020 [REPORT]
As the final leg of the presidential campaign begins following an eventful summer, a majority of Latino registered voters (57%) say they would vote for Vice President Kamala Harris and 39% would vote for former President Donald Trump, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted Aug. 26-Sept. 2, 2024.1
Entravision release Week 2 Results from the 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll [REPORT]
Entravision, in collaboration with AltaMed Health Services and BSP Research, has released the second set of results from the 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll, continuing to offer real-time insights into the evolving priorities of Latino voters as the November election approaches.
Entravision releases first set of results from the 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll [REPORT]
Entravision, in partnership with AltaMed Health Services and BSP Research, has released the first set of findings from the 2024 National Latino Tracking Poll, providing exclusive, real-time insights into its weekly findings of Latino voter priorities ahead of the upcoming November election. The top findings from this week’s results were economic concerns, such as cost of living, jobs and the economy, and housing affordability.
Why Hope Needs to Be Key Advertising Message This Election
Watching the various online ads and campaign videos from this year's U.S. presidential election should come with a health warning.
Understanding Latino Voters: How Core Values and Beliefs Affect Their Political Identity [REPORT]
Latino voters are emerging as an influential force in U.S. elections, and political parties should take notice. The percentage of Latino voters in the U.S. electorate is expected to grow from 10.6% in 2020 to 11.1% in 2024. In key swing states like Nevada and Arizona, they already make up 18.7% and 23.5% of voters, respectively. This growth is expected to continue in the foreseeable future. This growing demographic has the potential to sway the outcome of key races, particularly in swing states.
Entravision Unveils “Unidos Por El Cambio” to Power Latino Voter Turnout in 2024 Elections [REPORT]
In a year where the Latino vote is set to be a decisive force, Entravision is committed to empower and galvanize the community with its new Get Out The Vote campaign, "Unidos Por El Cambio." As the 2024 elections approach a critical juncture, Entravision is doubling down on its commitment to educate, engage, and mobilize Latino voters this November.
Preparing Marketing Procurement for AI
In the rapidly evolving landscape of marketing procurement, data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) are becoming indispensable tools.
NFL Selects MEL to Rally U.S. Latinos to Make Their Voices Heard and Score Votes This Election Season
This year, the NFL partnered with the Hispanic integrated communications agency MEL to launch a non-partisan "Latino Votes" national campaign encouraging U.S. Latinos to vote for their country’s future as part of the NFL Votes initiative. The initiative focuses on three components of the electoral process, voter education, registration, and activation, and encourages eligible voters to actively engage in the upcoming election cycle by helping them prepare for election day.
How Latino voters view the 2024 presidential election
From 2016 to 2024, the number of Latinos eligible to vote grew from 27 million to a projected 36 million.
