Biden is wor­ried about Lati­no vot­ers in 2024. How his cam­paign is respond­ing

Pres­i­dent Joe Biden’s reelec­tion effort knows it “can’t take Lati­no sup­port for grant­ed” and is mak­ing a con­cert­ed effort to sell his record to the vot­ing bloc, espe­cial­ly in bat­tle­ground states, head­ing into 2024.
The pres­i­den­t’s 2024 cam­paign, asso­ci­at­ed PACs, and the Demo­c­ra­t­ic Nation­al Com­mit­tee are all mak­ing “his­toric” spends tar­get­ing Lati­nos, espe­cial­ly men, as Repub­li­cans con­tin­ue their efforts to con­trol a larg­er share of the fastest-grow­ing demo­graph­ic in the coun­try.
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For­mer Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump gained near­ly 8 points more of the Lati­no vote in 2020 than he did in 2016, good for near­ly 40%, and the Repub­li­can Par­ty large­ly main­tained that share in the 2022 midterm elec­tions.
Though Lati­no vot­ers still even­tu­al­ly sup­port­ed Biden over Trump by a fac­tor of rough­ly a wide mar­gin, the pres­i­dent was crit­i­cized for large­ly ignor­ing the group through­out much of the 2020 Demo­c­ra­t­ic pri­ma­ry. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I‑VT), Biden’s top Demo­c­ra­t­ic chal­lenger in 2020, out­spent and out­staffed the pres­i­dent in terms of Lati­no out­reach, and the pres­i­den­t’s cur­rent cam­paign is look­ing to improve on their per­for­mance in 2024.
“The resources, invest­ment, and focus on Lati­nos is light years beyond where we were for 2020,” a Demo­c­ra­t­ic oper­a­tive fam …