YI Latinos in the United States March 2022ICR-Miami was commissioned by Americano Media LLC to conduct a national survey of Hispanic adults. These survey results are based on telephone interviews conducted between Feb. 20-March 11, 2022, with a random sample of 1,500 adults, aged 18 and older, living in the 15 U.S. states with the highest concentration of Hispanic/Latinos. For results based on the total sample of Hispanic national adults, the margin of error is. +3.5 percentage points at the 95% confidence level This sample of Hispanic/Latino adults includes a minimum quota of 75% cellphone respondents and 25% landline respondent: ICRHow do you generally refer to yourself when asked to self-identity? Pee kets Pe ue cu yee Most prefer Hispanic and one third uses Latino.MRA UE Rieke cme nee ue) Pe cule ae ee eccis Pee Rete nel cence gc Degen ee oe ees Wiese eS era an ey Pere neon eee KC uae Pree CCC e-Uab leah ICRoN ren ed net Ae AAC) eons DID YOU VOTE IN THE LAST ELECTIONS FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ICRJoseph Biden mDonald Trump m Other (please specty) Sens nC i oom} ICRGenerally speaking, do you think the United States Is headed inthe Tight direction or the wrong direction? Pe eureereeMe cei Treen ante ry oes ae Ciera Seon) eroticPO ocean eay Poin a acne alsmey ct} Roden | 208 aan, om, 10% RUN ene here tonieurl Perec Tar) Se mm i more positive direction, Ecc Independents and others, me Tea enue | a Tecee eRcene Rete ICReM oe Mees significant problem affecting Te ue eno Seems RUC Tay noted as the second most serious Posen ces Ne \What is the most serious problem facing the United States today?What ist principal threat to the national security ofthe United states?eee geet age ee tee er acct Rc irr cr mead there are significant differences when it comes to the second and Cres ems eae) Peer mea ean Seek cy Pelee Rutes esl ie-Ule ues Pear eee) Cee Ce eee ee Reker cea Me enact Portes aer ease 17% am aoe ate 2SoMa ue aaa CeCe enue ioCoo Ee Meera uae oc) Eau icra COVID as the principal cause Not as many Democrats see eg ae na eas eee as the principal cause of inflation. IcRbo you approve or disapprove of the way in which President Biden i, oing his job? Cree Cir eC) so Piao Wee esCena uci) Geoetecuste cei Bee aes eo Koay eee unseen ean a} Teeny contrast give President Biden SM Se ers ce 'Do you approve or disapprove ofthe way in which President Biden Is doing his job? (Approve and sttrongly approve only) Srongy despre 24% GOK 280 ICRRe Micnneeposine 72% wm sok ak HSK eens ike aloes ae eS — Se sl CUPS oan Y Nee mm Roa) magus cpion Aout sane uss ZR IR TW Peers tee Lecce pemitctsson ten Pee UCR ae) Yurayene? Wowreghe EMH RK HTK WOH more positive view of the eectonal Trump's Party sey ee gee agree that the Republican Party eee eae Mr ETA : ICR52% of Republicans and 26% of . bare Peer Seman Icy iaageawatbe Aer ea ee eas Ceo ony care eed CUCM RSIC cs gee story doaree ICRGenerally speaking, do you usually think of yourself asa Republican, a Democrat, and Independent, or something else? PaaS ue kee ag with the Democratic Party. Deli AU Reed Gute cua eeu ae Meo eUneuk Mise users) Cire Meas Ws aaron Pre ne Secale ate saute cui ct | I = ICRoo UUs ua ra 22,0008) tiene a ee eee eee ee Cuca ame Cie auK Cure’ pea aiped prs Rue een pepe ees = ves | wae | Siew | Gok eee CMe mage Dd UA Cu Eels) bom knon 20% Ame Th oaaK oH job. ICRares Rae CA] COCR IPSC uag Coe cnn tel Pen ey Sean A Reece area rit political party affiliation. In the past yar, have you considered switching political parties?eter RM AU mec) Pena Rena VAUE RUIN Acree huh eas ena seu EEE ae ari) Pee ae ue Gmc R Cnr) [er liecu nh uM Pillar! era Which ofthe following best describes how you have swiched partySes eget on Teen emits) military. Nearly 60% says that Cran tte arco) institution a great deal. bo you trust or alstrust the US miltary? ICRPM ESa Wares Oy Ce einem Pace Ue eens ea eg ac a Gee uke Uc) tng ur Nace os ee en gece ee noe If the elections were held today for whom would you vote? ICRPT RU Cee a tata este ae le a a ere uremia oe : eS eee oR UROL ferones Sid one = Li} Cease ake ad ihr i oi Peek AUC] ae Seer cautin oe oe needle ~ Se [eRe Reet cate cea ec ee a ae Obama is a significant contender. a ReMi or VR ota aaa to Prt Mchos a or Trump. Only 3.8% of Mae UA a Ry ogc)Do you agree or disagree with Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccine mandates for everyone, no matter ther age? Cea cey Hispanics/Latinos agrees or Renee NaN ec ue | ee ICRee nec Ieee urea DRE eea eco Reason Dag Rete Me een cued 1Do you agree with mandatory Covid-19 vaccine mandates for everyone, no mater thelr age? (Only Agree/Stongty Agree)Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself asa Republican, a Democrat, and Indep Most Hispanics or Latinos identify 1 Rha eurartia atte ele AU eRe Hispanics who identify as ee ecne neal tae Teun tect findings, our sample notes the CM sce ec cacsDo you have a more positive or more negative opinion ofthe Biden Administration than you had a year ago? CNR aeg eee Trees Demet s Oke eee ene Cau ue Na : Cee ee ae ae Cre Cann Met : Cee Ram ket etek a Mia\What Is the most serious problem facing the United States today? High inflation is seen as the most tee Secu nes eae Reus een Se eoma eteretunU etic ome Pee eet ee eases ICRBOC aU) Hispanics/Latinos show a very high level of trust for the US OM Ree Oat ne ole uch uees cu eames. ECR a Cau om veiTOPLINE ICR was founded by Eduardo A. Gamarra, who for fourteen years directed the Latin American ‘and Caribbean Center, at Florida International University. He serves as full professor with tenure in the Department of Political Science within the Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs at the same university. He is also the founding director of the Latino Public Opinion Forum. Gamarra, who obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh, has published twelve books and nearly 100 scholarly articles {As the principal consultant to heads of state and government ministers throughout the ‘Americas he has been responsible for designing major strategic communication and public policy programs. Gamarra has been an advisor on issues ranging from campaign strategy, foreign policy and security matters to several Latin American and Caribbean policymakers and heads of state in countries as diverse as Argentina, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Honduras, E! Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Peru, and the United States.