Latino voters most concerned about inflation, jobs and healthcare costs: poll

A recent survey showed that Latino voters in the U.S. are most concerned about health care costs, inflation and jobs.

The poll was conducted by a Democrat polling firm BSP Research, in November and surveyed roughly 3,000 likely Latino voters on issues that were important to them going into 2024.

Fifty-four percent of likely Latino voters said that inflation and cost of living were their top concerns. Forty-four percent said jobs was their main issue, and 33% said healthcare. 

The overall survey showed that the voters polled prioritized the economy over social issues.

When it comes to President Joe Biden's performance in the White House, 47% said they approved while 44% disapproved. 

Latino voters were polled from different states including Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and California. 

The poll's margin of error is 1.8%