Latino voters in Nevada gain influence as election approaches

Latino voters in Nevada, making up nearly 22% of the electorate, are increasingly influential in the upcoming election. Approximately 280,000 Latino voters are expected to participate, a 16% increase since 2020. Current polls show a divided preference among candidates. Key issues for Latino voters include the economy and abortion rights. Many express dissatisfaction with both major candidates, citing economic concerns and a lack of appealing proposals. The Democratic campaign is heavily targeting Latino voters, while the Republican campaign emphasizes economic policies. Both parties are investing significantly in Spanish-language advertising, reflecting the growing importance of Latino voters in swing states like Nevada. Recent polls indicate a narrow race, with support for Kamala Harris at 54% and Donald Trump at 40% among Latino voters.