Most Latino Democratic voters have a positive impression of their party's presidential candidates % who say they have a(n) impression of the candidates running for the Democratic presidential nomination
As the first 2020 primaries and caucuses near, the vast majority of Latino registered voters who are Democrats or lean toward the party see the 2020 presidential election results as of particular importance, and over half have a good or excellent impression of their own party’s candidates, according to a national Pew Research Center survey of Latino adults conducted in December.
When asked about candidates seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, a majority of Latino Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters say they have a good (54%) or excellent (11%) impression of them. A third say they have an only fair (28%) or poor (5%) impression of the candidates. These views are on par with those among all Democratic and Democratic leaning registered voters in September 2019 on the American Trends Panel.
Most Latino Democratic voters have a  | positive impression of their party's  | presidential candidates  | % who say they have a(n)  | impression of the  | candidates running for the Democratic presidential  | nomination  | Poor Only fair  | Good  | Excellent  | NET  | NET  | 5  | 28  | 54  | 33  | 11  | 65  | Note: Based on Latino registered voters who identify with or lean  | toward the Democratic Party. Share of respondents who didn't offer  | an answer not shown.  | Source: National Survey of Latinos conducted Dec. 3-23, 2019  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 