13.1 million Latinos

COLORADO

Election 2016:

More than
277,500 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 7.1% increase in turnout and 5.6% decrease in the Latino share of the vote from 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 259,000 Latinos voted, an increase of 64,000 voters – or 32.8% – from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 8.5% in 2008 to 10.4% in 2012.

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NEVADA

Election 2016:

More than
194,000 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 7.1% increase in turnout and 5.6% decrease in the Latino share of the vote from 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 157,000 Latinos voted, an increase of 38,000 voters – or 31.9% – from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 11.6% in 2008 to 14.9% in 2012.

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TEXAS

Election 2016:

More than
2,088,500 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 10.5% increase in turnout and 2.1% increase in the Latino share of the vote from 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 1,890,000 Latinos voted, an increase of 193,000 voters – or 11.4% – from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 20.1% in 2008 to 21.9% in 2012.

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FLORIDA

Election 2016:

More than
1,673,500 Hispanics

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 19.6% increase in turnout and 6.8% increase in the Hispanic share of the vote from 2012

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Election 2012:
Approximately 1,399,000 Hispanics voted, an increase of 172,000 voters – or 14.0% – from November 2008. The Hispanic share of the vote grew from 15.4% in 2008 to 17.3% in 2012.

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NORTH CAROLINA

Election 2016:
With more than 145,000 Latino registered voters in North Carolina, the Latino electorate in the state is poised to play a critical role on Election Day.

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Previous Turnout:
Latino voter turnout in North Carolina Presidential elections grew from 77,000 in November 2008 to 95,000 in November 2012, an increase of 23 percent.

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NEW YORK

Election 2016:

More than
955,500 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 14.4 % increase in turnout and 10.4% increase in the Latino share of the vote from 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 835,000 Latinos voted in Election 2012, an increase of 92,000 voters – or 12.4 percent – from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 9.8 percent in 2008 to 10.9 percent in 2012.

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ARIZONA

Election 2016:

More than
433,000 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark an 8 percent increase in Latino turnout in the state from Election 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 400,000 Latinos voted in Election 2012, an increase of 109,000 voters – or 37.5 percent – from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 11.7 percent in 2008 to 16.6 percent in 2012.

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California

Election 2016:

More than
3,839,000 Latinos

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 22 percent increase in Latino turnout in the state from Election 2012, and a 12 percent increase in the Latino share of the vote in the state from Election 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 3,157,000 Latinos voted in Election 2012, an increase of 196,000 voters – or 6.6 percent from November 2008. The Latino share of the vote grew from 21.4 percent in 2008 to 23.5 percent in 2012.

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New Mexico

Election 2016:

More than
320,000 Hispanics

are expected to cast ballots.

This would mark a 5 percent increase in Hispanic turnout in the state from Election 2012, and a 3 percent increase in the Hispanic share of the vote in the state from Election 2012.

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Election 2012:
Approximately 306,000 Hispanics voted in Election 2012, an increase of 17,000 voters – or 5.9 percent from November 2008. The Hispanic share of the vote grew from 34.2 percent in 2008 to 34.9 percent in 2012.

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