Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are targeting Latino voters through their economic policies, but with different approaches. Harris plans to double registered apprenticeships, remove college degree requirements for federal jobs, and provide forgivable loans to small businesses. Trump highlights his record of increasing employment, wages, and home ownership for Latinos during his presidency.
With the election approaching, both campaigns are focusing on Latino men in key swing states like Pennsylvania and Arizona. Harris’ team aims to appeal to Latino men with policies that promote success and the American dream, while Trump emphasizes his economic achievements and promises to combat inflation.
Harris has also targeted Black men and young women with her policies, while Trump has focused on younger men. Both candidates have appeared on various media platforms to reach different demographics within the Latino community.
As the race tightens, the Harris campaign believes Latino men are increasingly interested in policy specifics. They have found that access to apprenticeships and capital for starting businesses are key priorities for this demographic.
Ultimately, the election may hinge on whether voters are swayed by Trump’s past economic record or Harris’ proposed policies. Both campaigns are making last-minute appeals to Latino voters to secure their support.