Nearly two-in-ten Black eligible voters in Florida are immigrants, and a majority hail from Caribbean | Pew Research Center

October 21, 2020

Key facts about Black eligible voters in 2020 battleground states

Nearly two-in-ten Black eligible voters in Florida are immigrants, and a majority hail from Caribbean

Nearly two-in-ten Black eligible voters in Florida are immigrants, and a majority hail from Caribbean

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Key facts about Black eligible voters in 2020 battleground states
More than one-in-three Black eligible voters live in 2020 battleground states, and among these states, Georgia has the highest share of Black voters within its electorate
Uninsured and poverty rates among Black eligible voters vary across 2020 battleground states
Household incomes of Black eligible voters vary across 2020 battleground states
In most 2020 battleground states, majorities of Black eligible voters reside in top three largest metro areas
Among Black eligible voters in 2020 battleground states, those in Arizona have the highest shares with some college experience
Black Americans have a strong preference for the Democratic Party and have among the highest turnout rates in past presidential elections
Nearly two-in-ten Black eligible voters in Florida are immigrants, and a majority hail from Caribbean