Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

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Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.
 
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Democrats lost Latinos when they tried to neuter the Spanish language by calling them Latinx. When that proved to be revolting, democrats tried calling them Latrine. Not for long though.
And Latinos also don't go for the woke Democrat pedophile groomers either
 
Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.
Sort of helps kills your replacement theory?
 
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Biden's Hispanic approval ratings plummets to 26% in new poll
Biden approval rating among Hispanics was at 55% last year

President Biden's approval rating among Hispanic Americans has plummeted to 26%, according to a Wednesday poll from Quinnipiac University.

Biden is less popular among Hispanics than any other demographic, including age and gender ,the poll found. The same Quinnipiac poll conducted last year put Hispanic support for Biden at 55%.

Biden has been consistently hitting new lows in the polls for nearly a year.

Young Americans and White men also have low approvals for Biden, at 27% and 29% respectively.

The president's highest approval ratings are among Americans older than 65 and black Americans, at 45% and 63% respectively. Black Americans are the only demographic in which Biden has a positive approval rating, according to the poll.
 
Democrats lost Latinos when they tried to neuter the Spanish language by calling them Latinx. When that proved to be revolting, democrats tried calling them Latrine. Not for long though.
Not only that.

Latinos love children, they're very family oriented.

Many were NOT HAPPY AT ALL about what happened last summer.

Because it threatened children.
 
Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.

Cope. Latinos turned California blue and are now working on Texas. Get back at me when they get 50% of black and Latin vote, until then this is pure cope.
 
Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.

Yes and the change is not merely political; it's cultural as well. The Democrats have framed and very nearly secured themselves as the party of Elites who cater to corporations and have the privilege to tend to Social Justice issues and SJ issues ONLY.

That leaves a lot of Americans behind, esp as inflation and the economy runs right into the ground.

As I have been saying, Democrats have lost the culture now.
 
Yes and the change is not merely political; it's cultural as well. The Democrats have framed and very nearly secured themselves as the party of Elites who cater to corporations and have the privilege to tend to Social Justice issues and SJ issues ONLY.

That leaves a lot of Americans behind, esp as inflation and the economy runs right into the ground.

As I have been saying, Democrats have lost the culture now.

Well put
 
Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.
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GOP has less of them than they had 10 years ago..
 
Democrats lost Latinos when they tried to neuter the Spanish language by calling them Latinx. When that proved to be revolting, democrats tried calling them Latrine. Not for long though.
From the people who speak 'American'....

Mexican Spanish and one spoke in Spain are quite different dialects... Mexico is culturally very different to Spain as well
 
GOP has less of them than they had 10 years ago..

False statement. Fake news.

The thread is about the TREND.

THE TREND.

For years now the TREND of Latinos and Blacks leaving the Marxist Democrat party has been growing. Of course a majority of both are still Democrats at this time, but as long as the trend keeps up, that will be over soon.
 
Democrats must face the reality of their Latino voter problem

Democrats are losing their grip on the Latino vote. That’s a huge political problem for the party.

In 2020, there was a demonstrable swing toward the G.O.P. among Latino voters — a trend that has sustained itself during Joe Biden’s presidency and now threatens to upend Democrats’ ability to build winning coalitions in 2022 and 2024 as the party’s platform moves further to the left.

Indeed, concern about Democrats embracing socialism and left-leaning policies drove many Latino voters to defect from the party in 2020, according to a post-election report conducted by a Democratic-leaning group, Equis Research. Democrats also lost ground to Republicans on key issues related to the economy, the most important overall voting issue for Latinos.

Between 2016 and 2020, support for Trump among Latino voters increased by 10-points, Pew Research Center’s validated voter survey shows. Trump won 38 percent of the Latino vote in 2020 — the highest percentage for a Republican since George W. Bush won 44 percent in 2004. Biden’s 21-point margin of victory among Latinos marked a significant decline from Hillary Clinton’s 38-point advantage in 2016.

Recent polling by the Wall Street Journal also shows that Latino voters are evenly split between the parties in terms of their choice for Congress in 2022, 37 percent to 37 percent. And in a hypothetical Biden versus Trump rematch, 44 percent would support Biden and 43 percent would vote for Trump


I brought this up in 2016 in a different forum and was scoffed at. Now both LEXIT and BLEXIT are real issues. That's one reason the Left has gone unhinged with fake coup show trials and insane lies and violence.
democlowns do not support hispanic americans. democlowns support illegal aliens.
 

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