President Trump significantly grew support in the Hispanic and Latino community, raising troubling questions and political calculations for Democrats heading into the 2022 midterm elections and beyond.

That’s a key takeaway from the Nov. 3 presidential race, from which Democratic nominee Joe Biden is the apparent president-elect, though the Trump campaign is contesting the outcome in several battleground states. But assuming Biden ends up in the White House on Jan. 20, Democrats’ slippage with Latino voters is a cause for concern among party members, considering it’s been a foundation of their nominees’ ability to win national elections.