The Latino Community Foundation recently partnered with @Bspresearch to discover the issues that are top of mind of Latino voters in CA, AZ, & NV!

Approximately 10 million Latinos are eligible to vote in these 3 states and are an undeniable force! latinocf.org/lcf-announces-…

“There is an opportunity to increase enthusiasm among the Latino electorate by simply delivering on the popular, balanced solutions that, time and time again, voters overwhelmingly support,” said Matt A. Barreto 🇵🇪 ⚽️ of BSPresearch.

Now joining JORGE RAMOS are three leading experts of the Mexican vote abroad BSPresearch #ClaudiaRodriguez , ᙭avier Medina Vidal, Nebraska CAS #SergioWals to discuss new BSPresearch poll of 600 Mexican eligible voters in EEUU, full results bspresearch.com/bsp_custom_pol…

As Mexican nationals living in the United States think about the upcoming Mexican elections, drug cartel and gang violence is the top issue they hope to see the next president of Mexico address. Learn more about our findings at the link in our bio.

Our latest survey of Mexican nationals living abroad found that if the election were held today, 44% of Mexicans say they would vote for Claudia Sheinbaum as the next President of Mexico. Find the full results of out poll at the link in out bio.

Our latest poll found that nearly 2/3 Mexican nationals living in the United States approve of the job President AMLO is doing as President of Mexico. BSP analyst Claudia Rodriguez is delivering the full results of our survey LIVE NOW JORGE RAMOS & @uninoticias - link in bio

⚠️ HAPPENING NOW ⚠️ youtube.com/watch?v=JsuaF2…

[TUNE IN TODAY 4 PM ET/1 PM PST] JORGE RAMOS rolls out the findings from our latest poll of Mexican voters residing in the U.S. Who will they support? Do they approve of the work AMLO has done? What are the issues they care most about?

WATCH HERE: youtube.com/live/JsuaF2wxO…

Today at 4pm ET / 1pm PT BSPresearch & JORGE RAMOS rolls out new poll of Mexican voters residing in the U.S. and how they plan to vote in the Mexican presidential election, watch live here: youtube.com/live/JsuaF2wxO…

🇲🇽 #HablaConUnivision : ¿a qué candidato apoyan los votantes mexicanos en EEUU?

JORGE RAMOS presenta los resultados de la primera encuesta en EEUU para las próximas elecciones presidenciales de México.

🗓️ Jueves 4pm/ 3C/ 1P.

Lo podrás ver aquí 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=JsuaF2….

Jorge Ramos presents the results of the first survey in the United States for the upcoming presidential elections in Mexico. This is the largest survey conducted on Mexican voters residing abroad. Tune in April 25 @ 4 pm EST #HablaConUnivision

Jorge Ramos presenta los resultados al público y a la prensa de la primera encuesta en Estados Unidos para las próximas elecciones presidenciales de México. Se trata del mayor sondeo realizado entre votantes mexicanos residentes en el extranjero.

#HablaConUnivision

Latinos are worried about rising costs and want elected officials to address the issue. A recent UnidosUS poll found that 8 in 10 Latinos think elected officials should focus on addressing the the increases in costs of food and housing.

Our recent poll with UnidosUS finds that in total, 64% of Latino voters cite an economic-related issue as their TOP concern. Learn more at the link in our bio.

A recent Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors National & American Heart Association poll found 9/10 Latino parents in NM support making mental health treatment. Find out what other policy interventions Latino parents support at bspresearch.com

The Latino electorate has been growing over the last few decades. Over 1 in 5 Latinos will be voting for the first time in 2024 and 38% of the Latino electorate will not have participated in the 2016 election. Learn more at bspresearch.com

A recent Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors National poll found that Latino parents in New Mexico overwhelmingly support adopting Medicaid and CHIP policies that remove barriers to participation and reduce gaps in coverage.

A recent UnidosUS poll found that inflation & rising cost of living is the top issue for over half of Latinos in 2024 with jobs & the economy falling second. Rounding out the top six are health care, crime/gun violence, lack of affordable housing & immigration/the border