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El español es el idioma principal para los demócratas

Democrats vs Republicans: Which party is most bilingual

 

• Democrats are most bilingual, with nine out of the 10 top states interested in learning a language.
• Ten Republican states rank in the bottom ten least interested states, from Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana.
• Hawaii, Vermont and Alaska are the top three Democratic states most interested in being bilingual.  

 

A new study by Class Central analyzes the language interests of Democratic and Republican states. 

 

Using Google Keyword Planner, online learning experts at Class Central analyzed a total of 166 unique languages alongside 2,316 unique keyword combinations across all 50 U.S states. 

  

Languages used in the study include Arabic, Thai, Italian, Greek, Spanish, Chinese, French, Portuguese and Hawaiian.  

  

Searches for each of the languages were combined with fifteen search term variations such as [language] class, [language] tutor, [language] online, Duolingo [language], [language] dictionary, how to speak [language], and how long does it take to learn [language].  

   

The number of searches over the past 12 months for each term was then added to give a total for each state. This was then compared to the population to calculate the number of searches per 100,000 people.   

  

The study also analyzes 270towin.com to reveal how each state voted in the 2020 Election Result. 

 

Bilingual states 

 

Ranking (per 100,000 population)	State	2020 election result	Average monthly keyword searches	Keyword searches (per 100,000 population)	Top searched language
1	Hawaii	Democrat	11	1,368	Hawaiian
2	Vermont	Democrat	5,856	904	Spanish
3	Alaska	Republican	6,268	854	Spanish
4	Washington	Democrat	66,388	849	Spanish
5	Massachusetts	Democrat	57,205	817	Spanish
6	New York	Democrat	155,368	793	Spanish
7	Rhode Island	Democrat	8,540	779	Spanish
8	Maryland	Democrat	47,980	776	Spanish
9	Virginia	Democrat	67,533	774	Spanish
10	Delaware	Democrat	7,798	755	Spanish
11	Utah	Republican	25,679	751	Hawaiian
12	Oregon	Democrat	31,693	748	Spanish
13	North Dakota	Republican	5,795	739	Spanish
14	Minnesota	Democrat	41,268	719	Spanish
15	Connecticut	Democrat	25,692	710	Spanish
16	Colorado	Democrat	41,671	708	Spanish
17	California	Democrat	276,086	708	Spanish
18	Nevada	Democrat	22,598	707	Spanish
19	New Hampshire	Democrat	9,847	702	Spanish
20	Wyoming	Republican	4,030	690	Spanish
21	South Dakota	Republican	6,307	686	Hawaiian
22	Maine	Democrat	9,458	677	Spanish
23	Arizona	Democrat	49,845	670	Spanish
24	Georgia	Democrat	70,967	643	Spanish
25	Illinois	Democrat	80,242	639	Spanish
26	New Jersey	Democrat	58,743	632	Spanish
27	Nebraska	Republican	12,418	627	Spanish
28	North Carolina	Republican	65,125	601	Spanish
29	Texas	Republican	183,141	600	Spanish
30	New Mexico	Democrat	12,543	593	Spanish
31	Florida	Republican	129,462	572	Hawaiian
32	Montana	Republican	6,447	569	Spanish
33	Pennsylvania	Democrat	72,612	560	Spanish
34	Idaho	Republican	10,863	552	Spanish
35	Kansas	Republican	16,162	549	Spanish
36	Indiana	Republican	36,944	538	Spanish
37	Michigan	Democrat	53,258	530	Spanish
38	Iowa	Republican	16,858	525	Spanish
39	Wisconsin	Democrat	30,837	521	Spanish
40	Missouri	Republican	32,288	521	Spanish
41	Ohio	Republican	60,661	514	Hawaiian
42	Tennessee	Republican	36,590	513	Spanish
43	South Carolina	Republican	26,880	500	Spanish
44	Oklahoma	Republican	20,009	493	Spanish
45	Kentucky	Republican	21,411	473	Spanish
46	West Virginia	Republican	8,004	452	Spanish
47	Arkansas	Republican	13,581	442	Spanish
48	Louisiana	Republican	19,287	421	Spanish
49	Alabama	Republican	21,253	416	Spanish
50	Mississippi	Republican	11,157	379	Spanish

 

Hawaii is the most bilingual-interested state, generating 1,368 searches per 100,000 people and 19,638 per month. 

 

There are just five states most interested in learning Hawaiian, including Hawaii, Ohio, Florida, South Dakota, and Utah. All other states are most interested in learning Spanish.  

 

Nine out of the top 10 bilingual-interested states are Democratic. While every state in the bottom ten is Republican. 

 

Democratic states search volumes for learning English and Spanish 

 

State	English	Spanish	Party
New York	41.59	135.47	Democrat
Massachusetts	37.89	128.66	Democrat
California	35.91	121.53	Democrat
New Jersey	34.13	96.74	Democrat
Nevada	33.34	96.92	Democrat
Hawaii	32.98	74.96	Democrat
Virginia	32.33	156.15	Democrat
Washington	32.22	116.90	Democrat
Maryland	30.92	156.06	Democrat
New Hampshire	30.02	86.24	Democrat
Illinois	28.63	115.40	Democrat
Delaware	28.35	116.05	Democrat
Connecticut	28.31	134.24	Democrat
Oregon	27.97	116.44	Democrat
Arizona	27.90	145.11	Democrat
Rhode Island	27.60	108.20	Democrat
Colorado	27.48	123.70	Democrat
Georgia	27.16	146.09	Democrat
New Mexico	25.15	95.54	Democrat
Vermont	24.58	107.86	Democrat
Minnesota	23.86	93.99	Democrat
Pennsylvania	23.51	109.08	Democrat
Maine	23.17	61.32	Democrat
Michigan	21.23	98.88	Democrat
Wisconsin	17.51	94.47	Democrat

 

Republican states search volumes for learning English and Spanish 

 

State	English	Spanish	Party
Florida	36.83	105.23	Republican
Texas	29.88	139.90	Republican
Utah	26.92	127.42	Republican
Alaska	26.36	59.77	Republican
South Dakota	24.93	75.87	Republican
North Dakota	24.77	65.16	Republican
North Carolina	24.12	130.12	Republican
Wyoming	23.26	80.76	Republican
Nebraska	22.62	109.60	Republican
Indiana	22.44	115.01	Republican
Kansas	21.23	80.85	Republican
Ohio	21.02	91.13	Republican
Tennessee	20.65	104.75	Republican
Oklahoma	20.06	79.43	Republican
Missouri	19.90	94.66	Republican
Iowa	19.70	86.74	Republican
Alabama	19.44	71.12	Republican
South Carolina	19.23	116.95	Republican
Idaho	19.17	81.05	Republican
Louisiana	19.04	82.74	Republican
Kentucky	18.78	79.32	Republican
Arkansas	17.98	68.40	Republican
West Virginia	17.94	66.10	Republican
Mississippi	17.89	69.65	Republican
Montana	17.88	67.38	Republican

 

Dhawal Shah, CEO and Founder of Class Central says,  

  

"Speaking another language can open doors to jobs in international business, deepen understanding of other cultures, and help you foster better communication with neighbors, colleagues, or friends who may not speak your country's native language.  

  

 

“Spanish is one of the most taught foreign languages in U.S. schools, making it accessible to non-native speakers. Being able to communicate in Spanish is particularly useful in states with large Spanish-speaking populations, such as California, Texas, Florida, and New York.  

  

"The majority of the states in the top ten states across the US are predominately Democratic. The 2020 election saw a push for inclusive messaging, especially targeting diverse voter demographics.   

  

"Political campaigns, including Kamala Harris who has made considerable efforts to engage with and encourage the Latino community throughout her political career."

 

ENDS 

 

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Sources: 

 

Google Keyword Planner, 270towin.com 

 

 

 

All the best,
Laura Burns

 

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