Voting and political empowerment

Latinos are the second-largest group of voters in the country. We reach out to voters and potential voters to make sure all eligible Latinos are registered, informed, and engaged in the political process every year.

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Latinos can determine who wins elections.

The 2020 elections proved what we already knew: if you engage Hispanic voters, they will show up and cast decisive votes.

We strive for a vibrant democracy that lifts all voices and strengthens civil society. We support policies and programs that make registration and voting accessible to all Americans, particularly those long underrepresented; ensures leaders are accountable to all communities; and foster solutions-driven engagement.

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Statistics

800,000+

The number of eligible Latino voters UnidosUS has registered to vote over the past decade.

1 million

The average number of Hispanics turning 18 each year and become eligible to vote.

16.5 million

The number of Latinos who voted in 2020, a 30% increase over 2016.

507,943

The number of voters we reached in 2020, including registering 127,991 new voters.

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Voting is one of the most powerful ways to build the country we want to see. If you aren’t registered, use our tool to get it done fast and get your friends and family involved.

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Our work

See our impact in 2020

We put the full force of our organization into the UnidosUS Adelante! 2020 Campaign, dedicated to making sure Latinos were the most active, engaged, and informed group of voters in the election, ready to move the country forward.

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Voter Priorities

What are top issues for our community?

We asked Latino voters about what matters to them most. See what they said in 2020 and all the way back to 2006. Look at national data as well as responses from states with high Hispanic populations.

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Arizona Voter Turnout and Trends Among Latino and American Indian Electorates

UnidosUS President and CEO Janet Murguía joined the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) CEO Kevin Allis and field organizer for Promise Arizona Alexis Rodriguez in a webinar on the Latino and American Indian vote in Arizona, a key battleground state with significant Latino and American Indian populations.

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Featured resources

UnidosUS/Univision Survey on COVID-19 Vaccines

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UnidosUS partnered with Univision to poll 2,200 registered Latino voters to get their perspectives on the COVID-19 vaccines and other major issues. The surveys were conducted by the polling firm […]

March 31, 2021

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