AMERICANTHINKER - MAGA nation will give Trump a de facto third term
Texas’s election results last night reveal that MAGA is just getting going—the best is yet to come!
Texas’s election results last night reveal that MAGA is just getting going—the best is yet to come!
Data: UnidosUS/BSP Research/Shaw & Company; Chart: Sara Wise/Axios One-in-four Hispanic Trump voters saying they would not vote for him again if given the choice, according to a new UnidosUS poll. Why it matters: The erosion of Latino support for President Trump , combined with dissatisfaction with the economy, signals danger for competitive GOP-held seats in the 2026 midterm elections. - Trump's gains with Latinos were one of the biggest political stories of 2024. - Now, a new UnidosUS/BSP Research/Shaw & Co poll suggests those voters remain highly movable — a problem for Republicans in Latino-heavy battleground districts where both parties are watching for signs of a post-2024 snapback. By the numbers: Two-thirds of Latino voters…
It’s awesome that they’re leaving the party or depopulating blue states (which will affect the House after 2030), but they pose a risk to the conservative movement.
President Donald Trump made inroads with Latino voters in 2024, earning support that helped propel him to a second term in the White House
New research claims that bipartisan primaries have broad societal benefit, but opposition is growing, and Louisiana voters this weekend will participate in the state’s first closed primary since 1978.
Urban areas supported the amendment by about 68.5%, while rural areas opposed it by roughly 71.5%. Suburban and small-city areas were more evenly split, with about 53% voting in favor.
As in other Hispanic areas of the country, voters shifted toward Republicans in 2024. But there are increasing signs that this was a blip more than a durable trend.
Democrats must commit to tailored, economically focused messaging to win back Latino voters in the 2026 midterms, Univision executive Ignacio Meyer said Saturday at Axios House at SXSW. Why it matters: Latinos — the up-for-grabs voting force that could decide 2026's razor-thin congressional battles — propelled President Trump's 2024 victory with record GOP support, about 48% nationally . - "Hispanic voters are largely sophisticated or largely independent, and they want to be swayed by issues," Meyer said . - "They do not want to be spoken to about partisan politics." State of play: Meyer called it a "big disconnect" that politicians ignore Latinos' cultural clout in news, sports and music, despite their explosive growth. - And he…
Unmarried people are significantly more likely to vote for Democrats, and people are becoming significantly more likely to stay unmarried.
Split ticket?