Here are the 22 US cities and towns with more Spanish than English speakers

Several Democratic presidential candidates spoke in Spanish during the first 2020 presidential debate on Wednesday.

Several candidates spoke in Spanish during the first 2020 Democratic presidential debates Wednesday. The US is home to 41 million Spanish speakers, a key voting bloc for Democrats. Here are the cities where more people speak Spanish than English-only. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The ability to speak Spanish has become an asset in the race for US president.

Several candidates spoke in Spanish during the first 2020 Democratic presidential debates Wednesday. The US is home to 41 million Spanish speakers, a key voting bloc for Democrats. Here are the cities where more people speak Spanish than English-only. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. The ability to speak Spanish has become an asset in the race for US president.

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