We Believe in a World Where

Latinos are Powerful and Influential

In 2020,

There were 32.3 million eligible Hispanic and Latino Voters.

Latinos are the nation’s largest racial or ethnic minority eligible to vote in a US presidential election and the second-fastest growing minority group.

But only half of Latino voters cast a ballot.

And by 2060, it is estimated that there will be 56 million new Latino Voters.

That’s 88 Million total eligible Latino voters.

88 M

Latinos are, and will continue to be,
the x factor in American politics, culture and society.

88 M

Featured Research

The Equis Research Repository is a comprehensive library of our research, polling, analysis and data. 

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June 14th, 2023
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A Preliminary Look at the 2024 Latino Vote

November 15, 2024
Carlos Odio

El voto latino en el 2024: 8 preguntas clave

November 4, 2024

2024 Latino Vote: 8 Questions Answered

October 31, 2024

Latino Update October 2024

October 22, 2024

For Swing Latinos, a Tale of Two Economies

September 17, 2024
In this battleground poll fielded August 19th - August 31st, Equis checked in on the preferences of Latino voters in the presidential race and looked at some perceptions of the candidates.

Memo: A Latino Reset

August 14, 2024
Carlos Odio and Maria Di Franco Quiñonez
The very early polling on a Harris-Trump election suggests a reset in the fight over Latino voters. The Hispanic electorate now looks more in line with the other Trump-era elections of 2020 and 2022 than with a wide partisan realignment.

Battleground Poll - August 2024 (Toplines)

August 14, 2024

Equis' Latino Playbook

August 1, 2024
The Playbook is a collection of Latino-specific research, insights, and best practices, completed in advance of the 2024 presidential election. We made this guide with practitioners in mind - particularly those leading strategy and execution of Latino paid media and voter contact programs.

Equis Moonshots reimagine how we engage and build power for the Latino community

Moonshots are a series of audacious, large-scale, long-term infrastructure and power-building initiatives spanning democracy, media, culture and talent. 

We bring bold, out-of-the-box solutions to help us close the gaps that block the Latino community’s ability to fully and actively participate in culture, politics, and society.

Equis is a set of organizations.

We are working to create a better understanding of Latinos, innovate new approaches to reach and engage them, and invest in the leadership and infrastructure for long-term change and increased engagement.

Equis Research
Equis Research

Equis Research 

Equis Research 

At Equis Research, we are helping to move past the idea of the Latino community as a monolith, and toward a more sophisticated understanding of the experiences, issue preferences, and political identities of Latino and Hispanic voters.

Equis Labs

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EquisLabs 501(c)(4

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EquisLabs is a 501(c)(4

) social welfare organization advancing ideas, and cultivating deeper engagement and leadership-development that has the potential to massively increase Latino civic participation and build long-term political power.

Equis Institute

Equis Institute 501(c)(3

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Equis Institute 501(c)(3

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Equis Institute is a 501(c)(3

)charitable non-partisan organization serving as a hub for leaders in the Latino community and fostering the necessary infrastructure needed to massively increase civic participation in all facets of American democracy and culture.

Stay in the loop with Equis

Equis is a set of organizations working to create a better understanding of Latinos, innovate new approaches to reach and engage them, and invest in the leadership and infrastructure for long-term change and increased engagement.

For press inquiries please reach out to press@equislabs.us.

For funder inquiries please reach out to development@equislabs.us.

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