Geography
Poll Type
Race
Candidate
Population
Generic Congressional Ballot (Hispanic)
If the election for Congress were being held today, who would Americans vote for?
Populations in this average
Hispanic
Self-identified Hispanic respondents
The average below is comprised of polling crosstabs for the noted subgroup. You can visit our methodology to learn more.
Democrat
50.0%
Republican
31.5%
Estimate
90% of polls fall in this range
164 polls included in this average.
| Field Dates | Sample | Pollster/Sponsor | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 30 – Feb 2 | 237 Hispanic | YouGov / The Economist | Democrat 34.0% 26.0% Republican | Democrat +8 |
| Jan 30 – Feb 1 | 255 Hispanic | Morning Consult | Democrat 57.0% 29.0% Republican | Democrat +28 |
| Jan 29 – 30 | 65 Hispanic | Public Policy Polling | Democrat 46.0% 36.0% Republican | Democrat +10 |
| Jan 28 – 29 | 150 Hispanic | Harris Poll / Harvard University Center for American Political Studies | Democrat 65.0% 25.0% Republican | Democrat +40 |
| Jan 26 – 27 | 161 Hispanic | The Argument | Democrat 51.0% 38.0% Republican | Democrat +13 |
| Jan 22 – 26 | 104 Hispanic | Echelon Insights | Democrat 58.0% 35.0% Republican | Democrat +23 |
| Jan 23 – 26 | 258 Hispanic | YouGov / The Economist | Democrat 41.0% 23.0% Republican | Democrat +18 |
| Jan 23 – 25 | 255 Hispanic | Morning Consult | Democrat 54.0% 35.0% Republican | Democrat +19 |
| Jan 20 – 25 | 2,859 Hispanic | Morning Consult | Democrat 48.0% 39.0% Republican | Democrat +9 |
| Jan 22 – 24 | 358 Hispanic | Big Data Poll | Democrat 52.6% 30.4% Republican | Democrat +22.2 |
= Internal poll
Internal polls from the same candidate are averaged together and weighted as no more than 1 poll in our average.
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