Lorella Praeli on how Dems Can Win Back Latino Voters
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Herr Budjettiministeri, millaisia merkkejä näette tällä hetkellä ilmassa? En minkäänlaisia. Sen sijaan näen erinomaisia merkkejä laduilla, kaduilla, rinteissä, siis vaikka ja missä maan päällä. Mistä ihmeestä? En mistään ihmeestä, vaan Putkesportin talvialesta. Siis mitä? Mitä vaan, sieltähän ne kaikki merkit tulevat. Tarjolla on parhaita merkkituotteita jopa 60% alennuksella. Putkesport.fi. Fortum esittää. Olavi Vaari soittamassa lempisävelmäänsä. Hmm, kaunista. Mutta lisätäänpä hieman energiaa.
Meissä kaikissa on sitä pohjoismaista energiaa. Rohkeutta tarttua toimeen ja sisua kehittyä. Mihin ikinä ryhdytkään, Fortum tuo energiaa ja osaamista arkeesi. Fortum.
Donald Trump has gotten numerous disastrous polls since the election early in November. And one of the demographic groups that shifted to Trump in the 2024 election, but has now seemed to at least shift away from Republicans in the most recent November election, Latinos. There's a recent poll out showing kind of massive, massive shifts just over the past few months alone. But let me just show you how they described it on CNN. Here they are. Let's play this clip.
The Latino vote. What are we seeing among the polls there? Yeah, what are we seeing? You know, one of the big shifts in 2024 from 2020 was that shift towards Donald Trump, right? Immigration played a key role in that. I want to start off with Latinos on Trump and immigration. You know, back a year ago, what did we see on the issue of immigration? Latino voters trusted Kamala Harris more than Donald Trump, but by just Two points. One, two. Look now at Donald Trump's net approval rating on immigration among Latinos. He is 38 points underwater. That is a 36-point shift, essentially, from where we were a year ago on immigration. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are basically tied on the issue of immigration. And now on the issue of immigration, Latinos despise, hate Donald Trump.
38 points underwater. In their mind, he is doing something absolutely wrong when it comes to immigration.
What about the Latino vote overall?
What about the Latino vote overall? All right. How do Latinos feel about Donald Trump overall? Let's take a look here. This, I think, sort of gives the game away. Yeah. Oh, my goodness. I mean, that is the phrase of the day.
What do recent polls reveal about Latino shifts away from Trump?
Trump's not approving among Latinos in early February. Again, he was just two points underwater. Look at where he is now. Late October. minus 34 points, 34 points underwater, a shift of 32 points over the course of this year. I should point out, this is the CBS News you got, Paul, but I was looking at the average of polls. I was looking at our own poll, very similar shift, 20, 25, 30 point shifts on the net approval rating away from Donald Trump among Latinos overall. Again, whatever Donald Trump is doing in office in the minds of Latinos, it is not working. They have turned against him in massive, massive numbers.
Right before that November 4th election a few weeks back, Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego, who has been outspoken and fighting for bringing Latino voters back to the Democratic Party, and he was saying there was a lot of red flags heading into the 2024 election. Here's what he said before Election Day. Let's play it.
Look, I can tell you what I saw when I was campaigning in New Jersey and one of the most Latino areas of New Jersey. When I was in Virginia campaigning there in working class areas and Latino areas, people are worried about the cost of living. And they're asking where it was and is the Republican Party and where is President Trump? They promised to bring down the cost of living. They promised to make things more livable. They promised to go after the criminals that are in our communities that are here illegally. Instead, what we're seeing is costs of everything going up and you're separating families and you're racial profiling Latinos. So I think you're going to see a very strong reaction tonight from very Latino areas of both states really putting a check on this presidency and the lawlessness that is occurring under the guise of these Republicans.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:01–2:26
2
What do recent polls reveal about Latino shifts away from Trump?
2:26–5:36
3
How did immigration become the decisive issue for Latino voters in 2024?
5:36–7:16
4
How extreme are Trump's approval swings among Latinos on immigration and overall?
7:16–20:35