2022 and 2024 bout to be bloodbaths. Seems the split is largely by gender as well.
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Hispanic Voters Now Evenly Split Between Parties, WSJ Poll Finds
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2022 and 2024 bout to be bloodbaths. Seems the split is largely by gender as well.
Maybe someday our hispanic friends will understand that because the GOP also believes in god doesn't mean that they have the same interests as them
EDIT: I'm editing this stating that I'm a Mexican, living in Mexico, in a city in the border with the USA, I have family members that crossed illegally there and are now legal residents and this is their point of view and it's not only them, I see this a lot in the border.
EDIT: I'm editing this stating that I'm a Mexican, living in Mexico, in a city in the border with the USA, I have family members that crossed illegally there and are now legal residents and this is their point of view and it's not only them, I see this a lot in the border.
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The gender split is very frustrating. Not that this is demographic specific but it's always depressing seeing that men would vote in a way that has more clear negative impacts on women than the other way around.
#'s skew even higher in south florida, where castro PTSD has people generations removed still treating anything left of thatcher as though the gov't is coming after their stuff
it's a sight to see
it's a sight to see
I'm fairly certain this isn't your intent but this comes across as kind of condescending.
I hate that the right are getting votes here but I'm [naively] hoping this will get the Dems to stop taking our votes for granted, but who am I kidding?
This is one of those things where the inclusion of intersectional identities would provide better context to this data.
Because I have a very sneaky suspicion that the vast majority of Hispanics who do skew conservative would also coincidentally be the whitest or most white aligned of the population. I do know enough about visibly black Hispanics that they're not skewing along those lines in any large number for obvious reasons.
Because I have a very sneaky suspicion that the vast majority of Hispanics who do skew conservative would also coincidentally be the whitest or most white aligned of the population. I do know enough about visibly black Hispanics that they're not skewing along those lines in any large number for obvious reasons.
zero surprise. is what it is. i've had zero luck changing more conservative minded folks in my family. not much that can be done besides hope my cousins raise their kids not like their parents did and my nieces and nephews dont spend too much time with "that" side of the family.
This is a kind of racist thing to say and highly reductive to boot.
This is a bad thread based on a single survey poll with less then 170 Hispanic participants thread should be closed:
Dems do have issues with hispanics (from not paying much attention to them etc), but the thread premise is faulty as all hell.
Dems do have issues with hispanics (from not paying much attention to them etc), but the thread premise is faulty as all hell.
Please, guide my brown hand with your bright mind into the correct way to vote.
Democrats don't engage with Hispanic voters. They're not in the community speaking to them, understanding their needs and most importantly: listening to them.
Shit is infuriating.
Shit is infuriating.
Wait til he gets back in after 2024. It's going to be a disaster.
I'm Hispanic and vote democrat. My girlfriend has a grandma who voted for trump because of 'religion and faith' yet has 3 grandchildren who are here 'illegally' smh. Literally votes for the party that hates how her grandchildren reached this country purely based on her faith.
*This*
This is the exact attitude towards minorities that drives me up a wall
I'm not mincing words, You are a racist piece of shit if THAT is how you view us Latinos (which you do, lets be honest)
Disclaimer: I didn't grow up in the US.
But there is something fishy about "Hispanic" as a demographic filter. Has it ever been super useful for predicting things? For some reason it's the only US ethnic category where you have to hear someone speak before knowing whether to put them in it.
But there is something fishy about "Hispanic" as a demographic filter. Has it ever been super useful for predicting things? For some reason it's the only US ethnic category where you have to hear someone speak before knowing whether to put them in it.
Republicans realized that Hispanics/Latinos are the key to maintaining their stranglehold on elections so they are buying up Hispanic publications and radio stations and blanketing other Hispanic media with ads filled with misinformation. Democrats are in a huge amount of trouble, because they want to pretend everything is a-ok as long as they do nothing and appear bipartisan.
ive learned to ignore anyone who says "it's gonna be a bloodbath " for Dems. was there a leftist memo? I heard that all the time in 2018 and 2020.
As someone who is frequentlt locking horns with those types:
2022 isn't shaping up to be a bloodbath, but it's currently looking like a technical victory and practical defeat. We've got time, though.
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This is a bad thread based on a single survey poll with less then 170 Hispanic participants thread should be closed:
Dems do have issues with hispanics (from not paying much attention to them etc), but the thread premise is faulty as all hell.
Not really, the premise of the thread is completely accurate. "
Hispanic Voters Now Evenly Split Between Parties, WSJ Poll Finds"
It's explicitly there in that title that's it's based off a single wsj poll. You can disagree with the findings and that's fine, but that doesn't make the premise faulty.
Latino voices really, really need to be elevated within the Democratic party. It should have happened a long time ago.
we lose the house (expected) and we probably keep the senate.
it sucks but it won't be a bloodbath.
2024.... who the fuck knows, we're not even a year in yet. it won't be a "bloodbath" either way though.
Muslims are conservative as fuck, but they're overwhelmingly Democrats, more than Hispanics have been in ages, or maybe ever.
are American Muslims "conservative as fuck"?
that doesn't seem to be the case, especially the younger demographic.
I think it'll be a bit worse than predicted as of right now simply because I see the GOP gaining in state legislatures in red and purple states. I'm not sure about a bloodbath.
I don't think so. It's selecting from different pools because the barrier to immigration is different for both groups.
The Muslims we do let into the country tend to be from educated, well-off backgrounds, whereas with Latinos you get all sorts of backgrounds.
They never ask follow up questions in these things. Which economic policies would these Hispanic men like to return to that Trump enacted? There's no way most of them would be able to name one...
Muslim Americans were George Bush Republicans. They have essentially gotten pushed out of the party due to Islamophobia, and that's conversely made them more liberal over time (mostly the younger ones).
All the ones I've worked with (and I've almost exclusively worked with Muslims for twelve years now) and their families have been off-the-charts conservative in most ways, but they won't consider voting Republican just because the party is so anti-Muslim.
I don't work with anyone young, but I spend a lot of time with young family and they check almost all of the conservative boxes, too. The only one I'd call centrist or liberal is a mid-50s dude who moved here from Singapore in his 20s.
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"Trump may be a racist, but he was one hell of an administrator."
Real quote from my step-brother.
Fr lol. This a Latino/hispanic problem in general. I'm Mexican/puerto Rican and I know ppl on both sides of that coin who sip the conservative tea, or guzzle it tbf.
I would say look at what the have in common, stuff like a strict "love" of a Christian God and the patriarchal/authoritarian framework the Catholic Church can ingrain, which is fucking HUGE in hispanic populations.
that's acedotal though.
the last survey I saw on say American Muslims LGBTQ acceptance, it was up over 50% nowadays. that's pretty good. I'm sure they're liberal is plenty of other ways too.
the Muslim community we have here in southern maine seem quite liberal as well.
I mean... Fascism appeals to anyone as long as you aren't on the absolute bottom rung getting killed en masse by it. Generally. We've seen that all across the world at various points in history. Being in power, with consequence-free violence enforcing that power, feels good to a lot of people.
That's more down to the GOP being Islamophobic in a way that's too off-putting for even the most conservative Muslims to vote for them.
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