Many Latinos Are over Trump. The Shift Is Especially Striking in Texas
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Edinburg– In previous years, the countdown towards election day brought discord to Carlos Cancino’s home in Edinburg. “My wife and I used to have great discussions during the elections, because she doesn’t like Trump,” Cancino said. “And I was a supporter of Trump. We literally fought and didn’t talk for several days.” But this year, Cancino, a small Latino businessman from the Rio Grande Valley, has taken a 180-degree political turn. I’m upset …
Many Latinos are over Trump. The shift is especially striking in Texas
EDINBURG, Texas — Clad in pressed jeans and cowboy hats, dozens of riders on horseback and drivers in pickups kicked up dust along a dirt road in Edinburg, near the southern tip of Texas. They were there for a cabalgata,…
Many Latinos Are Over Trump
Los Angeles Times: “Two years after helping return Trump to the White House with a Republican-controlled Congress, Latino voters are souring on the party in power, fueled by frustration over rising costs and the administration’s aggressive approach to immigration enforcement.” “In 2024, Trump won the support of 48% of Latino voters, expanding Republican gains with […]
Latinos play an important role in midterms. Some of the voters who had backed Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential elections are upset with his management and position on migrants, as well as inflation and the high cost of living. On the other hand, others stand firm in their decision and seek to convince more Latinos to vote for the Republican Party again. A report by Héctor Estepa.
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