Latino voters could be critical in deciding the outcome of closely-watched races in Texas. MS NOW contributor Paola Ramos joins Alicia Menendez to share what she heard from voters in the Lone Star state.
Latino voters could be critical in deciding the outcome of closely-watched races in Texas. Political strategist Sawyer Hackett and MS NOW contributor Paola Ramos join Alicia Menendez to share their analysis ahead of November.
Latino voters swung sharply toward Republicans in 2024. Now, much of that gain is fading as gender and generational divides widen. Why it matters: The GOP breakthrough two years ago hasn't produced a uniformly more conservative Latino electorate, as Democrats have regained ground in polling this year. - But an Axios analysis of recent polls shows Latino voters aren't simply swinging right, then left. The data show Latino politics fragmenting from within, as young Latino men and women increasingly split over immigration, President Trump and democracy. By the numbers: Democrats lead Republicans 56%-29% on the generic House ballot among 1,353 Latino registered voters in seven battleground states, according to a new bipartisan BSP…
Latino voters swung sharply toward Republicans in 2024. Now, much of that gain is fading as gender and generational divides widen. Why it matters: The GOP breakthrough two years ago hasn't produced a uniformly more conservative Latino electorate, as Democrats have regained ground in polling this year. - But an Axios analysis of recent polls shows Latino voters aren't simply swinging right, then left. The data show Latino politics fragmenting from within, as young Latino men and women increasingly split over immigration, President Trump and democracy. By the numbers: Democrats lead Republicans 56%-29% on the generic House ballot among 1,353 Latino registered voters in seven battleground states, according to a new bipartisan BSP…Open
CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten runs the numbers, from American sentiment on approaching AI to key midterm signaling. 0:00 The AI debate 3:20 Inside the rising number of Americans identifying as Democrats 6:03 The record high spikes in gas prices 8:35 Working class Latinos are rejecting Trump Watch Harry’s show, 'The Enten Scale', on CNN: https://cnn.it/4rXUcHz #Midterms #Election #News
Why Texas's 34th congressional district is a toss-up race in the upcoming midterms and a real test for Republicans with Latino voters.
Today is National Voter Registration Day, and MS NOW is teaming up with the Voto Latino Foundation for a flagship event at the University of Texas at Austin. At the event, students will have the opportunity to register to vote, learn about civic participation, explore volunteer opportunities and share their thoughts on the importance of voting. The campus has more than 50,000 students, with more than 25% identifying as Hispanic. Voto Latino Foundation President and Co-Founder María Teresa Kumar joins Morning Joe to discuss the event and why young Latino voters are important to the midterm elections.
Colorado’s 8th Congressional District is a battleground: evenly divided politically, 40% Hispanic and critical in deciding control of Congress. John King visits voters to explore whether the Latino trend toward President Trump continues, or if there is a midterm swing back to the Democrats. 0:00 Can Democrats' progressive candidate hurt them in Colorado? 4:38 Will Latino voters vote Democrat this election? 6:57 Trump fuels frustration in Denver's suburbs To understand America's complicated and volatile politics through the eyes of everyday voters, stream the All Over The Map series with John King on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/4hjt03D #Midterms #Elections #News
Colorado’s 8th Congressional District is a battleground: evenly divided politically, 40% Hispanic and critical in deciding control of Congress. John King talks to voters to explore whether the Latino trend toward President Donald Trump continues.
Symone and Eugene discuss the racist attacks targeting Hakeem Jeffries and why disagreement with his politics never justifies dehumanizing language. Progressive commentator Rula Jebreal had plenty of reasons to criticize House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Instead, she called him an “errand boy” and a “monkey.” They have a lot to say about this, and the what’s wrong with our political discourse, that Jeffries can be sharply criticized but the political conversation needs substance, not slurs. Also, why Symone and Eugene are optimistic for Democrats with just weeks to go before the midterms. They are joined by MS NOW’s Director of Elections & Analytics Kabir Khanna on why his team now considers the Texas Senate race a…
The lawsuit states that the presence of federal agents arresting illegal immigrants would interfere with the "smooth administration of elections at the local level."