Also, these numbers don't look very impressive. They're basically 2012 or worse, with the exception of Florida, I think. Arizona is weak (unless 2012 exit polling for Latinos was an outlier, which I'm inclined to believe). Wasn't Latino Decisions showing Latinos at or near 80% in national polling?
If it's not manifesting in states like this, then the Latino vote will merely run up the popular vote for Clinton and not flip any states...with the exception of perhaps Florida, which was the only state where Latinos made the difference between a Romney win and a Obama win in 2012 (and even that was because of Cubans).
Some past polls of this company showed similar margins with Hillary not doing much better than 2012
