By Chrystal Blair
Nov 3, 2026
Michigan’s Latino voters could play a significant role in today’s closely watched U.S. Senate race.
The Hispanic Federation estimates there are about 250,000 registered Latino voters in the state, compared with the roughly 19,000-vote margin in Michigan’s last Senate election. With the economy and immigration enforcement among their top concerns, voters are weighing which candidates will best address those issues.
Roberto Valdez Jr., Midwest regional director for the federation, said the economy is a key issue for voters.
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