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A plurality of Hispanic voters who voted for Democrats in the Nov. 3 midterm election were primarily motivated by concerns over the economy, not immigration, an NBC News exit poll found.
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poll → vote → economy
Forty-five percent of Hispanics believed the economy was the most important issue facing the U.S., while 15% said immigration, according to the exit poll.
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% → believe → poll
Sixty-one percent of voters identifying immigration as the top issue voted Republican, while 63% who prioritized the economy voted for Democrats.
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who → identify → Democrats
Sixty-two percent of Hispanic voters said the cost of living was “crucial” to their vote, according to the exit poll.
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cost → say → poll
The vast majority, 70% and 57%, of those respondents voted for Democrats.
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majority → vote → Democrats
Sixty-five percent of voters who considered it a “minor factor” voted for Republicans.
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it → consider → Republicans
(RELATED: Latino Men Swing-Back To Dems After Trump’s Historic Inroads With Group In 2024)
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Men → swing → 2024
Hispanic voters are primarily driven by economic issues (45%) rather than immigration (15%).
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voters → drive → issues
That led to a big Latino swing toward Trump in 2024, and a swing back to Democrats in 2026.
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That → lead → 2026
— Frank Luntz (@FrankLuntz) November 10, 2026
Forty-three percent of Hispanics said immigration enforcement policies were “crucial” and 33% identified it as a “major factor,” according to the exit poll.
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% → say → poll
Among those considering it a crucial matter, 59% of voters voted Democrat and 39% voted Republican.
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% → consider → Republican
Sixty-two percent considering immigration enforcement a major factor voted for Democrats and 35% voted for Republicans.
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% → consider → Republicans
Hispanics shifted toward Democrats by 28 points since 2024, according to The New York Times.
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Hispanics → shift → Times
Economic issues leading into the 2024 presidential election prompted President Donald Trump to make historic inroads with Hispanic men.
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issues → lead → men
After the election, polling showed three quarters of Latino voters disapproved of how Trump handled the economy and cost of living, according to an NBC News/Telemundo poll.
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Trump → show → poll
About two thirds of Latino voters believed the administration had gone too far on immigration enforcement, while 30% approved, according the NBC News/Telemundo poll.
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% → believe → poll
A Pew Research poll found that 62% of Latino voters believed the administration was doing too much to deport illegal aliens, while 22% believed the right amount was being done.
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amount → find → aliens
Republican Florida Rep. Maria Salazar alleged that “some” of Trump’s immigration policies had “gone too far” in a campaign ad from September.
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some → allege → September
Salazar sponsored the DIGNIDAD (Dignity Act), an immigration reform package that would provide legal status for some illegal immigrants in the U.S.
“In July, 50% of the 50,000 people that were detained had no criminal record,” Salazar said.
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Salazar → sponsor → record
“Be careful what your advisers are telling you about immigration policy.
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advisers → tell → policy
The same Hispanics who helped you get to the White House in 2024 feel betrayed today.
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you → help → 2024
Salazar led Democratic Florida congressional nominee Eliott Rodriguez by a one-point margin as of Wednesday.
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Salazar → lead → Wednesday
The race had not been called at the time of publication.
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race → call → publication
Democrats regained majorities in the House and Senate after most voters were dissatisfied with Trump’s handling of the cost of the living and government corruption.
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voters → regain → living
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