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GOP Latino gains fade as gender divides deepen

Fear and loathing in Trump's Miami backyard over immigration crackdown

Americans' income hits record, but lower earners lose ground

A line chart that shows U.S. real median household income from 1967 to 2025 in inflation-adjusted 2025 dollars. Income rose from $56,230 in 1967 to $87,460 in 2025, the series high. It peaked earlier at $85,310 in 2019, fell to $81,460 in 2022, then recovered.

U.S. real median household income: 1967 to 2025

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 1968 to 2026 Annual Social and Economic Supplements; Note: Census identifies breaks in the series in 2013 and 2017 due to methodological changes; Chart: Russell Contreras/Axios

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Axios Closer

Exclusive: Kalshi partners with U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Exclusive poll: GOP's gains among Latinos fade in House battlegrounds

A heat table that shows Latino support for generic House candidates across five battleground regions. Democrats lead in every region, ranging from 52% in Florida to 67% in the Northeast. Republican support ranges from 28% in the Northeast to 39% in Florida. The narrowest gap appears in Florida.

Percentage of Latino support for generic House candidates in battlegrounds

Data: Hart Research/TelevisaUnivision; Table: Russell Contreras/Axios

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Axios 2028

Exclusive: Latino leaders pressure Beshear on Texas' race for governor

America's college enrollment map is being redrawn

An area chart showing annual public high school graduates in the U.S. for graduating classes 1993-2024 and projections for 2025-2032. Graduations rose from 2.2m in 1993 and are expected to peak at 3.5m in 2025 and fall to 3.2m by 2032. The South has the largest number of graduates, followed by the West, Midwest, and Northeast in that order.


Annual public high school graduates in the U.S.

Data: National Center for Education Statistics; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals

TPS' slow bleed leaves thousands in limbo

The majority-minority shift changing rural America

A map showing rural counties in the U.S. as of 2023. Of 1,957 rural counties, 221, or 11.3% are majority-minority. Most of these counties are in the southwest, deep South, and Alaska.

Axios Visuals: 2026-08-04-rural-minority

Data: U.S. Census, USDA; Note: Census data and BLS rural designations are released in different years; Chart: Erin Davis/Axios Visuals

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