New Latino Voice National Tracking Poll: Clinton 75%, Trump 13%

[The Other Castro]

The latest poll from New Latino Voice shows Clinton leading 75-13 Nationally, as well as 75-13 in Florida alone.





Latest poll conducted over August 8-15.

http://latinousa.org/2016/08/22/new-latino-voice-tracking-poll-clinton-75-trump-13-12/

[Attorney General & PPT Dwarven Dragon]

This is what happens when you run an anti-immigrant candidacy. Nice work, Donald.

[heatcharger]

Is this a panel? Hard to believe Hispanics are so static week after week.

[Xing]

B-b-b-but Nevada is totally in play amirite guyz!?

[Gass3268]

Their polling in Florida is why I don't think a double digit lead for Clinton is out of the question.

[The Other Castro]

Some interesting breakdowns:

Nationally:

18-24: Clinton 72%, Trump 7%, Other 20%
25-44: Clinton 77%, Trump 12%, Other 11%
45-64: Clinton 80%, Trump 13%, Other 6%
65+: Clinton 56%, Trump 19%, Other 25%

Male: Clinton 79%, Trump 12%, Other 10%
Female: Clinton 70%, Trump 14%, Other 16%

Florida:

18-24: Clinton 63%, Trump 14%, Other 22%
25-44: Clinton 78%, Trump 12%, Other 10%
45-64: Clinton 80%, Trump 13%, Other 7%
65+: Clinton 66%, Trump 16%, Other 18%

Male: Clinton 77%, Trump 14%, Other 10%
Female: Clinton 73%, Trump 12%, Other 14%

Elementary: Clinton 65%, Trump 20%, Other 15%
Middle: Clinton 70%, Trump 17%, Other 14%
High: Clinton 80%, Trump 8%, Other 12%
Undergraduate: Clinton 78%, Trump 13%, Other 9%
Graduate: Clinton 62%, Trump 21%, Other 17%

[ProudModerate2]

Since April, the graph shows a slow but steady increase for Clinton, and a very low & flat-line support for trump.
Good news !

[heatcharger]

Florida:

18-24: Clinton 63%, Trump 14%, Other 22%
25-44: Clinton 78%, Trump 12%, Other 10%
45-64: Clinton 80%, Trump 13%, Other 7%
65+: Clinton 66%, Trump 16%, Other 18%

Male: Clinton 77%, Trump 14%, Other 10%
Female: Clinton 73%, Trump 12%, Other 14%

Elementary: Clinton 65%, Trump 20%, Other 15%
Middle: Clinton 70%, Trump 17%, Other 14%
High: Clinton 80%, Trump 8%, Other 12%
Undergraduate: Clinton 78%, Trump 13%, Other 9%
Graduate: Clinton 62%, Trump 21%, Other 17%

For some perspective, Obama won Latinos in FL 60-39.

[Wiz in Wis]

Florida:

18-24: Clinton 63%, Trump 14%, Other 22%
25-44: Clinton 78%, Trump 12%, Other 10%
45-64: Clinton 80%, Trump 13%, Other 7%
65+: Clinton 66%, Trump 16%, Other 18%

Male: Clinton 77%, Trump 14%, Other 10%
Female: Clinton 73%, Trump 12%, Other 14%

Elementary: Clinton 65%, Trump 20%, Other 15%
Middle: Clinton 70%, Trump 17%, Other 14%
High: Clinton 80%, Trump 8%, Other 12%
Undergraduate: Clinton 78%, Trump 13%, Other 9%
Graduate: Clinton 62%, Trump 21%, Other 17%

For some perspective, Obama won Latinos in FL 60-39.

Hillary seems likely to win 65% in Miami-Dade and may very well win Polk, Seminole and Volusia counties.

[Reginald]

The methodology doesn't make it clear as to whether this is of voters or just adults.

[The Other Castro]

The methodology doesn't make it clear as to whether this is of voters or just adults.

The article description says "Latino voters", though they may just be assuming that.

[Erich Maria Remarque]

I rather believe Pew...
http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/07/6-hispanic-voters-and-the-2016-election/

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It was before conventions, but yeah, Trump is not doing worse than Romney/McCain.

[Erich Maria Remarque]

Did they poll 2012 race? It'd be interesting to compare.

[Maxwell]

I rather believe Pew...
http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/07/6-hispanic-voters-and-the-2016-election/

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It was before conventions, but yeah, Trump is not doing worse than Romney/McCain.

Latino Decisions was far closer to how hispanics actually voted rather than most regular polls.

[Liberalrocks]

B-b-b-but Nevada is totally in play amirite guyz!?

lol

[Erich Maria Remarque]

I rather believe Pew...
http://www.people-press.org/2016/07/07/6-hispanic-voters-and-the-2016-election/

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It was before conventions, but yeah, Trump is not doing worse than Romney/McCain.

Latino Decisions was far closer to how hispanics actually voted rather than most regular polls.

They were not closer.

http://www.latinodecisions.com/recent-polls/

I just compare two polls from Pew. You mean, that Pew's bias has increased?

[dspNY]

The numbers from Florida indicate a result between NBC's Clinton +5 and Monmouth's Clinton +9 polls