Harris, Trump Seek Latino Voters Ahead of Election

As the election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are vying for the Latino vote, each presenting distinct economic agendas. Harris aims to secure support by proposing initiatives such as doubling registered apprenticeships, removing college degree requirements for federal jobs, and providing $20,000 forgivable loans to one million small businesses. In contrast, Trump hosted a roundtable in Florida to emphasize the economic successes of his administration, arguing that it was more beneficial for the Latino community than current policies under Biden. Both candidates recognize the potential impact of Latino voters, particularly Latino men, in swing states like Pennsylvania and Nevada, where housing affordability has emerged as a critical issue. While Harris's fundraising efforts significantly outpace Trump's, both campaigns are focused on mobilizing younger voters who played a crucial role in past elections. The effectiveness of their contrasting approaches remains to be seen as Election Day nears.