Hispanic Voters Played a Key Role In Donald Trump’s 2024 Presidential Victory

No cringey pandering was needed in Trump's successful 2024 campaign.

The Associated Press reported that Donald Trump likely broke the Hispanic voting record for a Republican candidate during the 2024 presidential election cycle. Once the final ballots were counted, Trump picked up 42% of the Hispanic vote. Hispanics account 15% of the US voting population and has been a prime target for Republican strategists for the past 40 years.

Kamala Harris picked up 56% of the Hispanic vote — a figure that has been diminishing for Democrats since 2016. For perspective. Trump picked up 28% of the Hispanic vote in 20 And 32% of it in 2020.

Notably, Trump made huge gains with Hispanic males. He won the support of 47% of Hispanic men. Trump won the Hispanic vote in Florida and Texas according to a poll conducted by America Society (AS) / Council of the Americas (COA). He picked up 55% of the Hispanic vote, while Harris won 44% of the Hispanic vote in Texas. In Florida, Trump won 58% of the Hispanic vote to Harris’ 40%. 

There was a significant gender gap among Hispanic voters in the Lone Star State and the Sunshine State. 64% of Hispanic males in Texas voted for Trump, while 55% of Hispanic females pulled the lever for Trump. In Florida, 64% of Hispanic males voted for Trump. Curiously, 52% of Hispanic females in Florida voted for Trump.

Overall, Trump made incredible gains with Hispanics without having to debase himself through cringe-inducing pandering to Hispanics. This should serve as a model for other Republicans to follow. 

Campaigning on law-and-order, immigration restriction, stopping inflation, and economic nationalism are the simplest ways of building an America First coalition that will keep globalists up at night.