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Slack.com slash DHQ. I have to, sorry to break it to you, but you're the second most exciting

guest at the ABC Studios today. I'm just excited to be like the top 1%. I walked into the

office this morning with Janel Monet. Okay, wait, that's actually like a really big deal.

She's on the view right now. Yeah. Yeah. Hello and welcome to the 538 Politics Podcast.

I'm Galen Drick. If you regularly listen to this podcast, you're familiar with the statistic

that Latino voters shifted the most of any demographic group between the 2016 and 2020

presidential elections. While the electorate shifted left, overall, Latino voters shifted

right by 8 percentage points. So what happened in 2022, the most recent election? Like with

the bigger national picture, there isn't just one story. You've probably heard by now

that Republicans cleaned Democrats' clock in Florida, which included winning the majority

of Latino voters in the state for the first time since 2006. But elsewhere, Democrats

held their own. So today, we're going to dig into that nuanced story. And there's no

one better I could think of to help excavate the data than co-founder of Eki's research.

Carlos Odio, welcome to the podcast. Thank you, Galen. Thanks for having me back. Although

is it really back if it is for the first time in person? I know for folks watching along,

this is very, very exciting. We're in studio together. It's been a couple years that we've

been chatting over the internet. So this is truly exciting. Welcome. Likewise. And I feel

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