Vice President Kamala Harris is facing another electoral dip among Latino voters, despite being a historically reliable voter demographic for Democrats.
Former President Donald Trump has pulled ahead of Harris by 11 points among Latino voters at 49% while the Democratic nominee trails at just 38%, according to a USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll from Monday. While Trump has made inroads with the demographic, this slip in support is cause for alarm for the Harris camp.
Latinos have consistently voted in favor of Democratic presidential candidates. In 2020, President Joe Biden secured 65% of the Hispanic vote while Trump pulled 32% support. Similarly, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton won 66% of the Hispanic vote with 28% supporting Trump in 2016.
“She needs to stop targeting specific groups and instead say, ‘I’m going to be the president for all Americans,'” Jon McHenry, a GOP polling analyst and vice president at North Star Opinion Research, told Blaze News.
“She’s got enough leaks in her boat now that she just needs a new boat,” McHenry continued. […]
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