Every election there is talk of a unified Latino “voting bloc,” implying that there is firm solidarity across many political issues. Contrary to that notion, the Latino electorate is quite nuanced, having a broad range of interests and allegiances. In this series of infographics, the current, past and future Latino electorate is examined. State-by-state comparison of voter turnout rates compared with population density of Latino eligible voters.
The new Latino electorate
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