'We don't even eat the same type of rice': How Latino voters shaped the 2020 election from Florida to Arizona

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  • Latinos were the highest voting minority group in the 2020 election for the first time in US history.
  • But as observers have noted in the months since the election, Latino voters are not a monolith, and their votes reflected a wide range of interests.
  • Latino Republicans, a growing bloc, even contributed to President Donald Trump's win in Florida.
  • We look back at how Latinos voted in November, and what that might mean for candidates in future elections.
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