Election 2026: Key Facts About Latino Voters
Latino voters remain a growing and increasingly important part of the U.S. electorate. Understanding the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of Latino eligible voters can help election officials, civic organizations, policymakers and community leaders develop outreach that reflects the communities they serve.
LPPI’s 2026 Latino Voter Profiles use data from the Latino Data Hub to provide detailed snapshots of Latino eligible voters in Washington, Texas and North Carolina. The profiles examine population growth, age, language, citizenship, education, employment, income, housing, health coverage and internet access—factors that can shape opportunities for civic participation.
The Texas and North Carolina profiles are the first for the 2026 general election cycle with Washington state coming in the weeks ahead. These reports build on LPPI’s 2024 Latino Voter Profiles for Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Pennsylvania (below), as well as Los Angeles and Orange counties.
2026 Latino Voters Profiles
Key Facts About Latino Voters in North Carolina
Key Facts About Latino Voters in Texas
Key Facts About Latino Voters in Washington (October 1, 2026)
2024 Latino Voter Profiles
Key Facts About Latino Voters in Georgia
Key Facts about Latino Voters in Florida
Key Facts about Latino Voters in Pennsylvania
