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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted her tireless analysis on election night. She and her fellow campaigners have long pointed out that their party is vulnerable when it comes to Latino votes, the Democratic congresswoman wrote. “There is a strategy and a path, but the necessary effort has not been made.”
For weeks before the election, there was concern among Democrats that Joe Biden’s campaign team was not doing enough to win the votes of Latinos. These form the fastest growing segment of the population in the United States. For the first time in the nation’s history, Latinos are projected to constitute the largest group of non-white voters this year.
It is not possible to perform a detailed analysis of the electoral behavior of Hispanics so soon after the elections. But a look at the major districts, a comparison to the election four years ago, and initial post-election polls suggest that if Joe Biden wins the election, as seen today, then he only succeeded despite mixed results in this. group.
