A modest swing to Trump but not a catastrophic one for Biden.
Caribbean Hispanics seem to be swinging pretty hard, but I'm not sure Mexican Americans have swung much at all.
typically are under-polled in the West Coast and Southwest (Including Tejas)...
Especially working-class Latino voters who frequently don't show up in LV screens, but tend to be much more Democratic inclined than Middle-Class and Upper-Middle Class voters...
I am not even going to jump into the weeds when it comes to
Central American Latino Voters, who typically actually tend to vote to the Left of Mexican-American Latinos, despite the fact that Protestant Evangelicals tend to be much higher among Central-American voters, compared with much more heavily Catholic Mexican-American voters...
Obviously the big wild card when it comes to the Latino Vote will be the
Puerto Rican voters, where large turnout could obviously carry the Dems to victory in FL and PA, not to mention flipping some FED and State HD and SD seats, along a much larger section of "Turf"...
Cuban-Americans represent only 3.5% of the Latino population of the US, and essentially basically outside of South Florida and parts of New Jersey are virtually invisible, despite their over-sized microphones, because their Parents, Grand-Parents, and Great-Grandparents, for the most part were the "Gangster Generation" that supported the Batista Regime, and even the newer generation from the Mariel boatlift, who tended to be much more working-class Cubanos, tend to more of an Islander population which had different perspectives than the Batista corrupt gang, which was part of the First major wave of Cuban Immigration to America...
Sanders needs to hit the turf...
"si se puede" still resonates hard among Mexican-Americans:
1.) $15 / Hr Min Wage
2.) Universal Health Care for All
3.) Free Community College Education for All...
Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that DEMs need to push hard on "bread & butter" economics in order to expect Working-Class Latino Americans to show up in numbers in '20, after even O'Bama had a bit of a reputation within the Community as the "Deporter in Chief" after his 2012 win....
Got tons of love for Obama, but ACA support got "Trumped" by lack of action on other items, and I felt it in the air in Houston, Tejas among fellow workers in a 9+k jobsite...
