Will the Republicans ever win the popular vote again the forseeable future?

[iceman]

They have already lost 7 out of 8 last elections.

[AGA]

I wouldn't rule it out, especially if the GOP makes inroads with California hispanics.

[iceman]

I wouldn't rule it out, especially if the GOP makes inroads with California hispanics.

Based on their current party trajectory. What makes us think that the GOP would make inroads with hispanics?

[Ferguson97]

Not until 2032 at the earliest

[AGA]

I wouldn't rule it out, especially if the GOP makes inroads with California hispanics.

Based on their current party trajectory. What makes us think that the GOP would make inroads with hispanics?

Uhhh...the election that just happened.

[iceman]

I wouldn't rule it out, especially if the GOP makes inroads with California hispanics.

Based on their current party trajectory. What makes us think that the GOP would make inroads with hispanics?

Uhhh...the election that just happened.

Seems like only a ripple. Probably confined to Cuban-Americans in South FL>

[Tiger08]

I wouldn't rule it out, especially if the GOP makes inroads with California hispanics.

Based on their current party trajectory. What makes us think that the GOP would make inroads with hispanics?

Uhhh...the election that just happened.

Seems like only a ripple. Probably confined to Cuban-Americans in South FL>

Osceloa County (Central FL)? South Texas? Maybe Nevada? Maybe the Maricopa margins? Also if you look at the margins in some Hispanic precincts of Chicago and NYC, they trended R

[Roronoa D. Law]

I think we need to see a few more lection before saying Hispanics are trending Republican. Remember the Democrats thought the same thing not too long ago.

On the main topic, I want to say yes but I'm not sure.

[Buffalo Mayor Young Kim]

I think we need to see a few more lection before saying Hispanics are trending Republican. Remember the Democrats thought the same thing not too long ago.

On the main topic, I want to say yes but I'm not sure.

Honestly, the ‘trend’ looks allot more like mean reversion. Remember Trump 2016 was running as an explicitly anti-Hispanic candidate and by 2020 wasn’t. I wouldn’t be shocked to find this is just Latinos reverting to pre-2016 norms.

Backing this up, it looks like right now most of the gains with the Hispanic community has been in South Florida and Texas, where Republicans have traditionally done comparatively well with them.