Did Latino voters help Trump win the election?

Latino voters brought about an important achievement for Trump

The Republican managed to break a record in these elections

What was it that happened?

Trump’s victory for the elections presidential elections had several factors and the Latino vote was one of them.

Through reports of EFE agency It was announced that the Latino public who voted in the elections increased their support for the Republican by 13 points.

With this situation, the now president-elect Donald Trump managed to reach almost 50 percent of the total Latino voters.

With a 45 percent reach among the public Hispanic who voted, Trump broke the record previously held by a Republican candidate, that of George W. Bush in 2004.

Hispanic support gives Trump a record

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Another important fact is that the Latino votes decreased to 53% that Kamala Harris received in these elections, when Hispanics had voted 65% for Joe Biden.

Hillary Clinton had had 66% of the Latino electorate, while Barack Obama had an overwhelming 71 percent.

Latinos only improved their voting by percentage points in Wisconsin, while Michigan, Pennsylvania, Texas and Florida suffered sharp drops in Democratic preference.

It should be noted that Kamala Harris had different rhetoric than Trump on the issue of migration and Latinos… she was less aggressive.

There are two states left to give results

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Trump clearly received strong support from the Hispanic voting public with all the threats towards them, towards immigrants and towards Mexico and Puerto Rico.

The Republican established himself as a favorite in five of the seven key states in the elections, however, the results are still not finalized in Arizona and Nevada.

The magnate assured that if the migratory flow on the border with Mexico is not reduced, he would impose 25% tariffs on the Aztec country.

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, said that there would be a good relationship with the Trump government and that it was not a cause for concern that he won.

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