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Civic Engagement Inti Media 10/8/24 Civic Engagement Inti Media 10/8/24

Latino voters are a growing force in Pennsylvania’s old industrial towns − and they could provide Harris or Trump with their margin of victory

A. K. Sandoval-Strausz Professor of History, Penn State. Originally published on The Conversation US. October 4, 2024.

Puerto Ricans make up over half of Pennsylvania's Latino population, with around 300,000 eligible voters in the state. As the 2024 election approaches, endorsements from figures could influence voter turnout, particularly in key areas such as Northampton County. With about 90,000 Latino voters still undecided, their decisions may play a significant role in the election outcome, prompting both major parties to focus on engaging this demographic.

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