With the U.S. presidential election just two weeks away, Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump are heating up their last-minute bid for Latino voters.
The U.S. media is analyzing that Latino male voters could be a group of voters who will determine the victory or defeat of competing states such as Pennsylvania, Arizona and Nevada.
Meanwhile, former President Trump held a town hall event with Latino American leaders and voters at his golf course in Doral, Florida, and appealed for support.
In response, Harris issued an economic pledge aimed at Latino male voters that included abolishing college degree conditions for certain federal government jobs.
Latinos, who made up 9% of the electorate in the last presidential election, had 63% supporting President Joe Biden at the time, but a recent USA Today poll found 49% supporting Trump and 38% supporting Harris.
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