ICYMI: Hispanic Voters Are The Most Important Voting Block

September 18, 2025

In case you missed it, NRCC Chair Richard Hudson made it clear: Hispanic voters are the most important voting bloc for winning and keeping the House majority in 2026. As the Chairman explained, Republicans’ gains with this community come from focusing on shared values: faith, family, safety, and strong schools, not empty promises.

“Democrats have failed to reverse the trend of losing Hispanic voters because they’ve failed to deliver. Republicans are earning their vote every day by lowering the cost of living, securing our communities, and expanding opportunities to achieve the American Dream.” – NRCC Spokesman Christian Martinez

Interview With NRCC Chairman: “Hispanic Voters Are The Most Important Voting Block”
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Joaquin Nunez

Heading into the 2026 midterm elections, the primary challenge for Donald Trump and Mike Johnson may be to retain the majority in the House of Representatives. The task is not simple. Not since George W. Bush in 2002 has any president managed to do so. Yet the man charged with carrying out that one brims with optimism, confident that the president’s agenda and Hispanic voters could end a 20-plus-year pattern.

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In an interview with VOICE, the NRCC chairman explained the strategy to retain the majority in 2026, defended Trump’s agenda, and assured that the Hispanic vote could be one of the electoral keys of the cycle.

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“Seventy seven million Americans, record numbers of Hispanic voters, record numbers of young voters, record numbers of African Americans voted for Donald Trump because they believe his policies will make their lives better. That gave him a very specific agenda, and, and I’m very proud that the Republican in congress, we have delivered on that agenda, with the working families tax cut. And so I think the American people wanted to see change, and we are delivering that change for them. We’re keeping those promises. And I think because of that, voters will reward our party,” he continued.

“Hispanic voters are the most important voting block”

In 2024, Donald Trump became the best-performing Republican presidential candidate among Hispanic voters. His message of common sense, a secure border, and economic prosperity resonated strongly with this community. Two years later, Hudson expects even more Hispanics to turn to the GOP. He even called them the “most important voting bloc.”

“We want you to be part of our party because Hispanics in general share the same values. We care about family. We care about faith. We want safe streets. We want good schools. You know, we care about the same things. And if you look at the two parties in Washington today, you know, the Democrat party is not focused on the problems of hardworking Americans and families and small businesses, but the Republican party is,” the NRCC chairman noted.