What election would a majority of hispanics vote GOP?

[Bootes Void]

2032 or 2036 under a republican election incumbent win? or much in the future?

[EastwoodS]

I think the Hispanic vote is likely going to be very competitive regardless by this time and an incumbent Republican might be able to win a plurality by this point

[Vladimir Leninov]

More important, winning a plurality in TX, FL, NC, NV, AZ, maybe WI

and the answer is late 2020's

[S019]

Not anytime in the foreseeable future

[MATTROSE94]

Possibly 2024 if it is Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis against Kamala Harris.

[Xing]

Democrats are more likely to win the white vote than Republicans are to win the Latino vote in the current alignment. While Republicans have more room for growth in some areas, the same people making fun of Democrats for assuming that Latinos are a pro-immigration monolithic voting bloc are now assuming that Latinos are a socially conservative monolithic voting bloc. The idea that Latinos will vote majority Republican once they "realize" that they're actually "socially conservative" is about as silly as the idea that white voters in WV would vote majority Democratic once they "realize" that they're "actually economically left-leaning."

[Ferguson97]

Possibly 2024 if it is Donald Trump or Ron DeSantis against Kamala Harris.

Hispanics are not going to shift 16% towards the Republicans in just four years, that's the most absurd thing I've ever heard.

[Lord Admirale]

Not anytime in the foreseeable future

The 2020 election proved the opposite, even with the atrocities on the border Hispanics swung R. And it wasn't just Cubans, either.

[Mail-order President]

Perhaps in 2028 with an Incumbent President DeSantis seeking reelection.

[Schiff for Senate]

If Rubio, (maybe) Desantis, and possibly even Cruz, are the nominee. Hispanics are trending redder (after voting for Hillary Clinton by sixty percent in 2016, Starr County, in south Texas, supported Biden by five). If Biden is an unpopular president and Rubio (who carried 48% of the Hispanic vote in Florida in 2016), Cruz or DeSantis is the Republican nominee, possibly even 2024, though highly unlikely.

[Samof94]

Maybe if you get an unusually liberal Republican who mirrors Clinton.