Trump Wins 48% Latino Vote in 2024, Gains Among Latinas, Black, Asian, Jewish Voters, Secures 312 Electoral Votes

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Updated Jun 30, 2025, 04:05 PM

A new analysis by Pew Research Center reveals that President Donald Trump made historic gains among Latino voters in the 2024 U.S. presidential election, winning 48% of the Latino vote and narrowing the gap with Kamala Harris to just three points. Trump won Hispanic men and nearly won Hispanic women, with Latinas showing the largest four-year swing of 26 percentage points toward the Republican candidate from 2020 to 2024. The shift among Hispanic voters was a key factor in Trump's victory, alongside increased support from Black and Asian voters and strong backing from non-college-educated voters.

Trump also improved his share of the Jewish vote to 35%, marking the largest Republican share since 1988. According to Pew's validated voter analysis, Trump's coalition included diverse voter groups, and even if every eligible voter had turned out, he would still have won the election. The gains in Hispanic support were notable in metropolitan areas such as New York City (+18%), Northern Virginia (+16%), and Chicago (+15%). These shifts contributed to Trump securing 312 Electoral College votes and winning the national popular vote for the first time.

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Jacob N. Kornbluh

@jacobkornbluh

Pew Research post-election survey shows Trump got 35% of the Jewish vote. The Republican Jewish Coalition in a statement: “The 2024 election represents a 15%(!) swing in President Trump's favor in the Jewish community.” It ends: “Thank you for your attention to this matter.”

Josh Kraushaar

@JoshKraushaar

New data from Pew Research of the 2024 electorate confirms shift in Jewish voters to Trump last year. Analysis, from validated voter analysis, finds Harris won 63% of the Jewish vote, while Trump tallied 35%. Would be the largest GOP share of the Jewish vote since 1988.

CPAC

@CPAC

President Donald Trump's 2024 election results among Latino voters were higher than had been previously thought, according to a new Pew Research Center analysis, and CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp agreed... read more at