Latino Voters

Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Mitchell S. Jackson said Vice President Kamala Harris “never had a chance” at beating President-elect Donald Trump, arguing that the tens of millions of Americans who voted for the Republican did so “on behalf of white power/supremacy.”

“Anxious” Democrats are attempting to distance themselves and Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign from President Joe Biden’s controversial comment referring to supporters of former President Donald Trump as “garbage,” Axios reported.

Embattled incumbent Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) is facing a new ad blitz from the conservative Frontiers of Freedom super PAC that focuses on the anti-Catholic bigotry of the Democratic Party.

Former President Donald Trump received a standing ovation from Latino leaders during a roundtable discussion in Florida on Tuesday.

Democrats rolled out a new ad on Friday starring singer Marc Anthony, who spreads falsehoods and plays the race card in an apparent effort to scare his fellow Latinos into voting for Kamala Harris.

Support among Latinos for Kamala Harris dropped to the lowest level for a Democrat in four presidential cycles, an NBC News poll found.

The Democrat Party’s advantage with Latino voters is apparently declining, the news coming as Americans gear up to head to the polls for the November presidential election.

Latinos trust former President Donald Trump more than President Joe Biden on immigration, according to an Equis poll, released Thursday.

CNN political commentator Ana Navarro said Friday on CNN’s “Newsroom” that anti-immigration Latinos who support former President Donald Trump have a “very stupid attitude.”

Democrats take Latino voters “for granted” and that lackadaisical approach could haunt them in November’s contest between President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump, leftist actor and comedian John Leguizamo lamented Monday.

American Latino voters prefer former President Donald Trump’s policies on migration over President Joe Biden’s policies, according to an Ipsos poll released on April 9.

Bloomberg editors warned Democrats in an op-ed last Friday that they should start worrying about Republicans gaining ground with Latino voters — a demographic they once took for granted.

The populist GOP’s share of the Latino vote jumped by a third to almost 40 percent, compared to 2018, according to the exit polls.

The RNC has “revolutionized campaign in Hispanic communities” ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, Ronna McDaniel told Breitbart News.

American Latinos should be loyal to Latinos, not to their fellow Americans, according to the Democrats’ contender for the post of Florida’s lieutenant governor.

Republican Nevada U.S. Senate candidate Adam Laxalt and gubernatorial candidate Joe Lombardo are leading with Hispanic voters — one of the most important voting blocs in the state necessary for securing a GOP victory — by double digits, a recent poll found.

Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA), the frontrunner in the race for Los Angeles mayor, apologized to a Latino activist group after suggesting in a recent debate that her rival, billionaire developer-turned-insurgent candidate Rick Caruso (D), had bought their endorsement.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is enjoying a double-digit lead in support among Florida’s Latino voters, a recent Spectrum News/Siena College survey found.

Latino voters show little interest in immigration expansion amid rising inflation and crimes, according to a July-August survey of 2,540 registered Latino voters by two pro-migration advocacy groups. 

Republican House candidate Mayra Flores successfully flipped Texas’s 34th Congressional District —  a historic Democrat stronghold and majority Hispanic district — in Tuesday night’s special election. Her win reflects what many consider to be a conservative awakening among Latino voters — a phenomenon both Breitbart News border reporter Ildefonso Ortiz and international news editor Frances Martel predicted in 2020.

Less than half of Texas Latino voters have a positive view of the Democrats in their state, according to a recently released poll from Emerson College. This could be a bad sign for Democrats, who depend highly on their vote in midterm elections.

Political observers and pollsters have appeared baffled in the past few years by the Hispanic community’s clear and growing affinity to conservative politics. For Hispanics who appreciate their own culture and unique place in American history, none of this is a surprise.

Forty-nine percent of Texas Latinos oppose President Joe Biden’s border policies, according to a January 18-25 poll funded by the pro-migration Dallas Morning News.

The latest poll from the Trafalgar Group showed that Republicans have a commanding 13 point lead over the Democrats on a generic ballot, in an election year as in which Republicans look to regain the majority in the House and Senate.

Democrats are starting to admit they are losing ground with Latino voters with time running out before the upcoming election, according to a recent report from Politico.

Pocketbook issues likely nudged many Latino citizens to vote for Virginia’s Republican gubernatorial candidate on election day.

Democrats are sounding the alarm after preliminary results in the California recall this past Tuesday show Latino voters continuing to move to the right, after support for incumbent Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) dipped from previous levels in 2018.

Larry Elder released Spanish campaign advertisements — a nod to Latino voters who could play a key role in ousting current Gov. Newsom.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is losing among Latino voters — and one Los Angeles Times columnist believes it’s because of Latino “fury” at being taken for granted by Democrats for a generation.

A Democrat report has indicated party panic over far-left initiatives that Republicans successfully exposed as inconsistent with working class voters in the 2020 election cycle.

Latinos are just as likely to oppose as to support President Joe Biden’s easy migration policy, while the nation’s swing voting independents oppose it by 2:1, according to a poll commissioned by the NPR media network.

Georgia is now ground zero in the battle for the balance of power in Washington, D.C., as control of the U.S. Senate now hinges on the outcome of the two Senate runoff races in the Peach State. With the Senate majority leadership within his reach, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) recently declared, “Now we take Georgia, and then we change America.”

President Donald Trump boosted his share of Latino votes because of religious and social issues, not because of his successful economic record, according to former President Barack Obama.

Democrats are having a vehement internal debate about the role of socialism and left-wing priorities within the party, after a bruising election in which they may have won the presidency but also lost ground in Congress, contrary to expectations.

The national exit poll shows that President Donald Trump has pushed up his share of minorities and women, say political activists. 

Thousands of supporters of President Donald Trump await his final rally in Florida, scheduled for 11 p.m. Eastern on Sunday — Trump’s supporters shared images of the growing crowd via social media.