Five priorities for the Hispanic electorate after the 2024 election 

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The 2024 election marked a seismic shift in politics, especially for the Hispanic electorate. According to CNN, 46% of all Latinos voted for President-elect Donald Trump, and an astounding 54% of Latino men supported the former president — historic numbers for a Republican candidate. These results reflect a profound realignment of priorities within the Latino community, signaling a shift toward conservative values that resonate deeply with our culture and faith. 

As we look ahead, here are the five priorities the Hispanic electorate expects the next administration to address, grounded in faith, family, and freedom.

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