Pew polling of Latino voters matches what Biden got in 2020.

This is from Pew's national polling from August 26th to September 2nd, so before the debate.

This is a sample of 691 Latino voters, so fairly large sample as far as subgroups go. And it was fielded in bilingual formats.

This is pretty reassuring. Other cross-tab data was mixed on the Latino vote, suggesting possible slippage.

Latino voters are not monolithic, so their behavior can be quite different depending on the state, country of origin, and generation. And they can be quite fluid cycle to cycle.

Generally the economy is an especially important issue for Latino voters. Even more so than compared to other voters. But fortunately it doesn't look like it is hurting Harris among this group.

This makes me a little more optimistic about Nevada and Arizona. I don't really want to put all our eggs in the blue wall holding.