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 struggles and differing views on immigration and social policies. The Democratic and Republican campaigns are heavily targeting this demographic with Spanish-language ads. Both parties recognize the importance of Latino voters in swing states like Nevada. The Culinary Workers Union is mobilizing efforts to engage undecided voters, while candidates are increasing their outreach through town halls and community events.