In 2018, Latino voter turnout reached 11.7 million – a record high for a midterm election year.

Nearly a quarter of Latinos who voted in 2018 were voting in a midterm for the first time. And this won’t be the last — according to a 2018 Voto Latino/Change Research post-election survey of young Latinx voters reported that 94% plan to vote in local and national elections moving forward. 

Latinos are one of the youngest and fastest-growing groups in the nation, with nearly 59 million in the U.S. 32 millions Latinos will be eligible to vote in 2020 across the country, making Latinos the second-largest voting bloc in the country.