Before coronavirus, Hispanics cited immigration and the economy as nation’s most important problems | Pew Research Center

August 3, 2020

Coronavirus Economic Downturn Has Hit Latinos Especially Hard

Before coronavirus, Hispanics cited immigration and the economy as nation’s most important problems

Before coronavirus, Hispanics cited immigration and the economy as nation’s most important problems

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Coronavirus Economic Downturn Has Hit Latinos Especially Hard
Strong majority of Latinos say ‘the worst is yet to come’ in coronavirus outbreak
Hispanics have a grim view of nation’s economy, but about half expect conditions to improve in the next year
Three-quarters of Latinos say more COVID-19 economic aid will be needed
Large majority of Latinos support providing economic aid to businesses and individuals affected by coronavirus
Before coronavirus, Hispanics cited immigration and the economy as nation’s most important problems
Before coronavirus, most Hispanics said their personal finances were in only fair or poor shape
Before COVID-19, fewer than half of Hispanics said their children will be better off financially than they are
Hispanic unemployment rate has spiked during COVID-19, with women seeing a bigger increase than men
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