President Joe Biden is bleeding Hispanic support in New Mexico, a state he won by 10 points in 2020 with the help of the key demographic group, according to a new poll shared with The Daily Wire.
New <a href="https://powerthefuture.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/FINAL-PTF-New-Mexico-Statewide-Survey.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">polling data</a> from Power the Future and Public Opinion Strategies shows that the president’s disapproval rating among Hispanics in New Mexico has skyrocketed since taking office. Of the Hispanics polled in the Power the Future survey, 63% disapprove of the job Biden has done — with 51% strongly disapproving — while 36% approve of his performance. 
Biden’s disapproval rating among Hispanics in the state is a complete flip from the 2020 election results, which saw Biden take 61% of the Hispanic vote compared to just 38% for Trump. The president’s overall approval rating in New Mexico isn’t much better, as 41% of voters approve of Biden compared to 57% who disapprove, which is nearly identical to the national average, according to the poll. 
“Politically, New Mexico may be a small state, but these results spell big trouble for Joe Biden,” Power the Future Communications Director Larry Behrens told The Daily Wire. “The biggest issues on the minds of voters are the economy and crime, so it’s clear Joe Biden’s failures are the driving force behind why his numbers are taking a dive.” 
The poll, which surveyed 500 registered likely votes in the state between January 5-8, showed that the top issues for New Mexicans are the economy (24%), crime (23%), and education (15%). Immigration (12%) came in behind the environment (13%). 
Nearly half of Hispanic voters polled rated the state’s economy as “poor,” while another 33% said the economy was “only fair.” Meanwhile, 73% of all registered voters polled by Power the Future said the economy was either “poor” or “only fair.” 
“Families in New Mexico are just like families across the rest of the country, they are paying higher prices for everything so it’s no surprise they’ve decided Joe Biden needs to pay a political price too,” said Behrens. 
In the last presidential election, Biden <a href="https://www.cnn.com/election/2020/results/state/new-mexico/president" target="_blank" rel="noopener">beat</a> Trump in New Mexico by nearly 100,000 votes, easily taking the state’s two largest cities, Albuquerque and Las Cruces. While Trump <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2021/06/30/behind-bidens-2020-victory/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">made gains</a> with Hispanics in 2020 compared to 2016, Biden pulled enough Hispanic support to help propel him to victory, but current trends suggest Biden is losing both Hispanic and black support heading into the 2024 election. 
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According to a USA Today/Suffolk <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/01/01/biden-trump-poll-odds-black-hispanic-young-voters/72072111007/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">poll</a> released earlier this month, Biden is trailing Trump 39% to 34% among Hispanic voters nationally, and only 63% of black voters back Biden compared to 87% of the black vote he received in the 2020 election.

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Congresswoman-elect <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/meet-anna-paulina-luna-the-firebrand-conservative-who-wasnt-supposed-to-win" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Anna Paulina Luna</a> (R-FL) responded to comparisons to far-left Rep. <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/alexandria-ocasio-cortez" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez</a> (D-NY) and discussed the GOP pivot to Hispanic outreach during an interview with The Daily Wire.
Luna, 33, <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/11/08/us/elections/results-florida-us-house-district-13.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">flipped</a> a blue seat in the 13th district by a healthy eight-point margin on Tuesday, contributing to Florida&#8217;s red wave.
Referring to Luna by her initials, APL, Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk told The Washington Post last week, “APL &#8212; possibly against AOC. That’ll be really fun.” We asked Luna about the comparison, noting the Republican&#8217;s youth and standing as a &#8220;new&#8221; type of conservative, seeming opposition to AOC and the far-leftism of &#8220;The Squad.&#8221;
&#8220;I do think that my ideas are better than theirs, and I also think I am way more qualified than they are,&#8221; Luna responded. &#8220;I think their message is one of hate and division, and mine is one of unity and common sense. I am their polar opposite.&#8221;
&#8220;But I also think Charlie&#8217;s right in the sense that I am a younger representative. I think I&#8217;m actually the youngest Republican female representative in the conference,&#8221; she added. Luna turned 33 years old in May, the same age as AOC, a self-professed Democratic socialist. &#8220;I think that I&#8217;m very relatable, which is important for younger generations.&#8221;
&#8220;I have a different background, too,&#8221; Luna said. The congresswoman-elect was raised by her mother, who is of Mexican descent; her father, who is Mexican and German, struggled with addiction and was out of the picture during her childhood.
Luna went on to say she &#8220;looks forward to having discussions&#8221; with members of &#8220;The Squad,&#8221; feeling &#8220;immune&#8221; to some of the typical attacks from Democrats.
&#8220;I think the things that they would typically revert back to, especially with identity politics, I don&#8217;t think that it works the same against me,&#8221; she told The Daily Wire. &#8220;So we&#8217;ll have to have real discussions. How are they gonna tell me that I&#8217;m anti-immigration or that I&#8217;m racist or that I haven&#8217;t served or that I don&#8217;t know what it&#8217;s like to experience all these things? I&#8217;ve literally grown up in the most abnormal circumstances. I am immune from it, I guess.&#8221;
The GOP saw huge Latino <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/09/politics/latino-voters-florida-midterms" target="_blank" rel="noopener">gains</a> in the state of Florida. Luna said Hispanic voices within the GOP are &#8220;incredibly important,&#8221; especially now, as she sees Democrats shift focus from the black vote toward Hispanics. &#8220;We are the largest voting minority in the country,&#8221; she added.
&#8220;I think conservative media really needs to start talking to these people, because the fact is the Left is now pivoting from the issue of the black vote, and they&#8217;re now focusing solely on the Hispanic vote,&#8221; Luna said. &#8220;They&#8217;ve basically bought up all of our conservative media in Miami-Dade, they started to launch &#8216;fact-checking&#8217; operations against conservative Hispanic influencers online saying that they&#8217;re pushing disinformation.&#8221;
&#8220;Part of the reason why the Hispanic vote went so red is a majority of us are entrepreneurs, small business owners, &#8212; we have doctors, lawyers, congressmen,&#8221; Luna explained. &#8220;But when you have leadership in the DNC like Nancy Pelosi calling us &#8216;<a href="https://nypost.com/2022/09/30/nancy-pelosi-says-florida-needs-migrants-to-pick-crops/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">crop pickers</a>&#8216;; things like having <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/the-first-lady-compares-hispanic-people-to-tacos-at-latinx-incluxion-luncheon" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Jill Biden refer to us as &#8216;breakfast tacos,&#8217;</a> that doesn&#8217;t sit well with anyone. I mean, it&#8217;s just insulting.&#8221;
&#8220;A lot of people, especially those who&#8217;ve fled communism and socialism, saw what was happening with the Biden administration choosing to allow massive illegal immigration, but knowingly turning away people from Cuba that had general claims for political asylum, because they&#8217;re being prosecuted in their countries &#8212; I think that these are all factors as to why the vote went so red,&#8221; the Republican said.
Luna added that many Hispanics, including herself, are raised in the Catholic faith and do not support the abortion extremism of the Left, though Democrats are &#8220;pushing massive disinformation&#8221; on the issue.
&#8220;1,000 percent&#8221; the GOP should focus on Hispanic outreach, the congresswoman-elect asserted.
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/meet-anna-paulina-luna-the-firebrand-conservative-who-wasnt-supposed-to-win" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Meet Anna Paulina Luna, The Firebrand Conservative Who Wasn’t ‘Supposed To Win’</a>

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The 2022 midterm elections didn&#8217;t exactly go as expected for Republicans, but there was some good news in the data collected in exit polls.
While Democrats won 76% of the black men&#8217;s vote in 2018, that margin was cut to 65% in 2022, an 11% boost for the GOP. Republicans also picked up an additional 7% from black women, according to <a href="https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2022/politics/exit-polls-2022-midterm-2018-shift/">exit poll data</a> collected by CNN.
Democrats enjoyed a 29% edge among Latino men in 2018, but that was slashed to just 8% this time around. Latino women support also rose 14%.
Republicans also cut their margin of support from voters aged 18-29. In 2018, Democrats were +35% from that voting bloc, but that was cut to 28% in 2022. Support from 30-44 years old also went from +19 to +4.
The GOP made other inroads. Democrats enjoyed a +19 margin from women in 2018, but that fell to just +8 this year.
&#8220;When Democrats took control of the House after the 2018 election, a little more than half of voters were women and the party had a huge advantage among them. Even though women represented a similar majority of voters in 2022, Democrats’ lead appears to be cut noticeably,&#8221; CNN reported.
Republicans grew their support among men. In 2018, Republicans were +4 over Democrats. This time around, that number soared to +14.
There was another startling finding in the exit poll data. Democrats enjoyed a +33 margin among urban voters in the last midterms, but that fell to just 17% this midterm.
&#8220;Most American voters lived in the suburbs in both 2018 and 2022. But while suburban voters were evenly split when Democrats took control of the House four years ago, they moved toward Republicans in 2022,&#8221; CNN reported.
&#8220;An already-strong Republican lead among rural voters got even bigger and Republicans even ate into Democrats’ lead in urban areas,&#8221; according to the data. Rural support went from +14 to +29.
The GOP also picked up votes from moderates, cutting Democrats&#8217; 2018 margin of +26 to +15.
&#8220;Both Democrats and Republicans improved their performance among the party faithful. But Republicans built a lead among voters who don’t have a favorable view of either party. Democrats lost their edge among voters who have a favorable view of both parties,&#8221; according to the data.
But according to Tufts University, young voters had a real effect on some close races.
&#8220;In the Pennsylvania Senate race, where Democrat John Fetterman won by a slim 1% margin, youth ages 18-29 preferred Fetterman 70% to 28%, compared to 55% to 42% among voters ages 30-44, with voters over 45 preferring Republican candidate Dr. [Mehmet] Oz,&#8221; <a href="https://circle.tufts.edu/2022-election-center">according</a> to the college&#8217;s Center for Information &amp; Research on Civic Learning &amp; Engagement (CIRCLE).
&#8220;In the Georgia Senate race that may go to a runoff election, whereas of midnight on election night less than 1% separated the candidates, youth backed Democratic incumbent Senator Raphael Warnock 63% to 36%,&#8221; CIRCLE reported.
&#8220;Voters ages 30-44 backed Warnock 56% to 41%, while voters over 45 gave a majority of their votes to GOP challenger Herschel Walker. Notably, the youth share of the vote in Georgia was 13%, slightly higher than the national rate,&#8221; the center reported.
The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.
Joseph Curl has covered politics for 35 years, including 12 years as White House correspondent for a national newspaper. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. Send tips to josephcurl@dailywire.com and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.

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GOP Grows Support Among Black, Hispanic, Youth Voting Blocs, Exit Polls Find

GOP Grows Supports Among Black, Hispanic, Youth Voting Blocs, Exit Polls Find

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For the last few months, nearly every pollster said the midterm elections were tight. Pick &#8217;em, they said. Could go either way, they said. Democrats hold the Senate, could keep House, too, they said.
Suddenly, all that has changed. Nationwide surveys now show a flood of voters to the Republican Party &#8212; blacks, Hispanics, and now, in a new poll, women.
&#8220;White suburban women, a key group of midterm voters, have significantly shifted their support from Democrats to Republicans in the closing days of midterm campaigning because of rising concerns over the economy and inflation, according to the latest Wall Street Journal poll,&#8221; the paper <a href="https://www.wsj.com/articles/white-suburban-women-swing-toward-backing-republicans-for-congress-11667381402">reported</a> on Wednesday.
The numbers are staggering. It&#8217;s not just a trickle of women, it&#8217;s a torrent.
&#8220;The new survey shows that white women living in suburban areas, who make up 20% of the electorate, now favor Republicans for Congress by 15 percentage points, moving 27 percentage points away from Democrats since the Journal’s August poll,&#8221; the paper wrote.
“We’re talking about a collapse, if you will, in that group on the perceptions of the economy,” Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio, who conducted the poll with Democratic pollster John Anzalone, told the Journal.
White suburban women are joining blacks and Hispanic voters, who are moving to the GOP amid skyrocketing gas and food prices and soaring crime rates across the country.
&#8220;The issue of inflation – and the feeling that the White House hasn&#8217;t done enough to address it – is helping Republicans score significant inroads among Hispanic and Black voters, both demographic groups that Democrats have long relied on for support,&#8221; USA Today <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/27/republicans-resurgent-economy-midterms/10596369002/">reported</a> last week.
&#8220;Now 40% of Hispanics and 21% of Blacks are backing the Republican candidate,&#8221; according to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll. Those numbers are huge &#8212; black support is up 15 points from 6% in the last midterms to 21%, and Hispanic support jumped 15 points to 40%.
The sudden movement among the voting blocs comes as blacks and Hispanics have grown increasingly frustrated with soaring crime in U.S. cities. After decades of failure by Democrats &#8212; who have long run the biggest American cities &#8212; perhaps it&#8217;s time to give the other guys a try.
But there are a few other driving forces in the movement. The predominantly Christian black and Hispanic blocs are not supportive of the gay and transgender issues being pushed by Democrats. And they&#8217;re not at all happy about the defund the police and no-bail practices spouted by liberals &#8212; mainly because in the cities, they&#8217;re the most affected by the policies.
Eight in 10 (81%) of black Democrats say violent crime is a &#8220;very important&#8221; issue in the 2022 election, <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/10/31/violent-crime-is-a-key-midterm-voting-issue-but-what-does-the-data-say/">according</a> to a recent Pew survey of registered voters. That compares to just 33% of white Democrats.
&#8220;Black Americans have consistently been more likely than other racial and ethnic groups to express concern about violent crime, and that remains the case this year,&#8221; the pollsters said.
Although the polls had the 2022 elections neck and neck for months, now white suburban women, blacks and Hispanics are bailing on the Democratic Party.
Expect a red tsunami on Election Day.
The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.
Joseph Curl has covered politics for 35 years, including 12 years as White House correspondent for a national newspaper. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. Send tips to josephcurl@dailywire.com and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.

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Suburban Women Join Blacks, Hispanics In Exodus To GOP Ahead Of Elections

Suburban Women Join Black, Hispanic Voters In Exodus To GOP Ahead Of Elections

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During a debate last week between candidates for governor in New York, incumbent Democrat Kathy Hochul was pushed by her Republican challenger, Rep. Lee Zeldin, about soaring crime.
&#8220;I don&#8217;t know why that&#8217;s so important to you,&#8221; Hochul said dismissively.
Bad answer. Very bad answer.
Democrats have long taken the black vote for granted — promising everything, delivering nothing — but the 2022 midterm election is a very different animal. This time around, blacks are furious about skyrocketing crime to the point where some are abandoning the Democratic Party.
Over eight in ten of black Democrats say violent crime is a &#8220;very important&#8221; issue in the 2022 election, <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/10/31/violent-crime-is-a-key-midterm-voting-issue-but-what-does-the-data-say/">according</a> to a recent Pew survey of registered voters. That compares to just 33% of white Democrats. &#8220;Black Americans have consistently been more likely than other racial and ethnic groups to express concern about violent crime, and that remains the case this year,&#8221; the pollsters <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/methods/2020/09/08/democrats-made-gains-from-multiple-sources-in-2018-midterm-victories/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">said</a>.
In the last midterm elections in 2018, Democrats crushed Republicans among black voters. They won 92% of the black vote to just 6% for the GOP. But things are changing this time around. &#8220;Now 40% of Hispanics and 21% of Blacks are backing the Republican candidate,&#8221; <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/27/republicans-resurgent-economy-midterms/10596369002/">according</a> to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll.
Those numbers are huge — black support is up 15 points from 6% in the last midterms to 21%, and Hispanic support jumped 15 points to 40%.
Even The New York Times sees the writing on the wall.
&#8220;Mr. Zeldin could win because independents are siding with Republicans on crime and inflation rather than with Democrats, whose concerns over protecting democracy take precedence,&#8221; former Clinton adviser Mark Penn <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/31/opinion/lee-zeldin-kathy-hochul-governor.html">wrote</a> in an opinion column for the Times this week.
Hochul&#8217;s response at the debate shows just how out of touch Democrats are. And in an interview with Al Sharpton on MSNBC she dismissed the issue once again. &#8220;These are master manipulators,&#8221; she said of Republicans. &#8220;They have this conspiracy going all across America trying to convince people in Democratic states that they’re not as safe. Well guess what? They’re also not only election deniers, they’re data deniers.&#8221;
Meanwhile, Democrats have misplayed their cards with Hispanics, too. The party has endlessly pushed transgender issues and drag shows in schools, but that&#8217;s a no-go for the huge voting bloc.
&#8220;A majority of Hispanic voters oppose drag queen performances for children and teachers promoting gender ideology in schools, according to a new WPA Intelligence-Visto Media poll obtained exclusively by the Daily Caller,&#8221; the news outlet <a href="https://dailycaller.com/2022/10/31/exclusive-hispanic-voters-oppose-drag-queen-kids/">reported</a>.
Opponents told the pollsters they find it &#8220;inappropriate&#8221; for teachers to push gender identity and sexual orientation with school children as young as 6, the polling data found. And 57% of Hispanics believe it’s also &#8220;inappropriate&#8221; to teach gender ideology to kids.
&#8220;Sixty-one percent of Hispanics believe it’s inappropriate for &#8216;drag queens to perform in front of children under 10 years old,'&#8221; according to the poll. Just 24% believe that drag queen performances for children are appropriate,&#8221; the Caller reported.
Other <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/27/republicans-resurgent-economy-midterms/10596369002/">polls</a> have found the predominantly Christian black and Hispanic blocs are not supportive of the gay and transgender issues being pushed by Democrats. And they’re not at all happy about the defund the police and no-bail practices spouted by liberals — mainly because in the cities, they’re the most affected by the policies.
But along with abortion, the death of democracy, and lies about Republicans planning to strip away Social Security, those are the issues Democrats have decided to focus on in Campaign &#8217;22.
They&#8217;re about to find out that was a colossal mistake.
The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.
Joseph Curl has covered politics for 35 years, including 12 years as White House correspondent for a national newspaper. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. Send tips to josephcurl@dailywire.com and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.

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Election 2022: Soft On Crime, Drag Queen-Loving Democrats Picked All The Wrong Issues This Time Around

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All the latest polls show that late-breakers in the 2022 midterm elections are moving hard to the Republican side, but what&#8217;s going on in Florida is insane.
&#8220;Florida has 5.28 million registered Republicans for the Nov. 8 election — an increase of more than 86,376 from the number of Republicans registered to vote in the August primary,&#8221; the Sun Sentinel <a href="https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/florida-republicans-register-9-new-voters-for-every-1-new-democrat-in-months-leading-to-midterms/ar-AA13vOUj">reports</a>.
&#8220;The state has 4.97 million Democrats — just 9,380 more than the number who were registered to vote in August.&#8221;
That&#8217;s more than nine Republican Floridians registered for every Democrat registered.
The explosive growth of the GOP in Florida has prompted some to ponder whether the state is still purple &#8212; able to vote red or blue, depending on the candidate.
Former President Donald Trump won Florida in 2016 and 2020, and Barack Obama won in 2008 and 2012. But with the new influx of Republican voters, that may start to change.
“It might be time to consider Florida, if not a red state, than a red-leaning state. If you’re just being factual, until the Democrats start winning races statewide with some degree of regularity, it’s hard to call it a battleground state,” Kevin Wagner, a Florida Atlantic University political scientist, told the Sun Sentinel.
The flood to the GOP goes back a decade. There are now 5.28 million registered Republicans in the state, up 24.3% from 2012. On the other hand, there are 4.97 million registered Democrats, which is just 3.96% higher than ten years ago.
The longtime swing has prompted President Joe Biden to travel to Fort Lauderdale this week in a last-ditch effort to save Democratic gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist. But the move seems pointless; the Real Clear Politics (RCP) average of all polls puts Crist behind by 12.3 points.
Biden will also try to save another Democrat, Val Demings, but she trails Sen. Marco Rubio in the RCP average by 8 points.
There&#8217;s more bad news nationally for Democrats that is likely playing out in Florida, too. Blacks and Hispanics are moving hard to the GOP.
During the last midterm elections in 2018, Democrats crushed Republicans among black voters, winning 92% of the black vote to just 6% for the GOP. That same year, Democrats enjoyed a lopsided majority among Hispanic voters, 72% to 25%, according to exit polling <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/methods/2020/09/08/democrats-made-gains-from-multiple-sources-in-2018-midterm-victories/">data</a> studied by Pew Research.
But amid skyrocketing gas and food prices and soaring crime rates across the country, the two voting blocs are having a change of heart from their long &#8212; and expected &#8212; support of Democrats.
&#8220;The issue of inflation – and the feeling that the White House hasn&#8217;t done enough to address it – is helping Republicans score significant inroads among Hispanic and Black voters, both demographic groups that Democrats have long relied on for support,&#8221; USA Today reports.
&#8220;Now, 40% of Hispanics and 21% of Blacks are backing the Republican candidate,&#8221; <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/27/republicans-resurgent-economy-midterms/10596369002/">according</a> to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll.
Those numbers are huge — black support is up 15 points from 6% in the last midterms to 21%, and Hispanic support jumped the same 15 points to 40%.
The sudden movement among the two voting blocs comes as blacks and Hispanics have grown increasingly frustrated with soaring crime in U.S. cities. After decades of failure by Democrats — who have long run the biggest American cities — perhaps it&#8217;s time to give the other guys a try.
The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.
Joseph Curl has covered politics for 35 years, including 12 years as White House correspondent for a national newspaper. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. Send tips to josephcurl@dailywire.com and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.

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In the last mid-term elections in 2018, Democrats crushed Republicans among black voters. They won 92% of the black vote, compared to just 6% for the GOP.
That same year, Democrats enjoyed a lopsided majority among Hispanic voters, 72% to 25%, according to exit polling <a href="https://www.pewresearch.org/methods/2020/09/08/democrats-made-gains-from-multiple-sources-in-2018-midterm-victories/">data</a> studied by Pew Research.
But things are changing fast this time around as black and Hispanic voters move hard to the GOP amid skyrocketing gas and food prices and soaring crime rates across the country.
&#8220;The issue of inflation – and the feeling that the White House hasn&#8217;t done enough to address it – is helping Republicans score significant inroads among Hispanic and Black voters, both demographic groups that Democrats have long relied on for support,&#8221; USA Today reports.
&#8220;Now, 40% of Hispanics and 21% of Blacks are backing the Republican candidate,&#8221; <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2022/10/27/republicans-resurgent-economy-midterms/10596369002/">according</a> to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll.
Those numbers are huge — black support up 15 points from 6% in the last midterms to 21%, and Hispanic support jumping the same 15 points to 40%.
Of course, the real numbers could change after the election; the poll is merely a projection of what voters say now. But even if the jump is half that projected — let&#8217;s say 7-, 8-point increases — it would still lead to a Republican tsunami on Election Day.
While Democrats are trying to frame the November 8 election around abortion, the poll found 37% chose the economy/inflation as the most important issue, with abortion second at less than half that number (18%).
The sudden movement among the two voting blocs comes as blacks and Hispanics have grown increasingly frustrated with soaring crime in U.S. cities. After decades of failure by Democrats — who have long run the biggest American cities — perhaps it&#8217;s time to give the other guys a try.
But there are a few other driving forces in the movement. The predominantly Christian black and Hispanic blocs are not supportive of the gay and transexual agenda being pushed by Democrats. And they&#8217;re not at all happy about the defund the police and no-bail practices spouted by liberals — mainly because in the cities, they&#8217;re the most affected by the policies.
Democrats already know they&#8217;re going to get crushed in the midterms and some are already prepping their talking points for November 9: The elections were stolen because Republicans suppressed voters of color.
Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre last Tuesday said &#8220;voter suppression&#8221; and &#8220;high turnout&#8221; can take place at the same time when asked about election turnout in Georgia. President Joe Biden said the state&#8217;s voting laws amount to &#8220;Jim Crow 2.0&#8221; — but Georgia is seeing record early voting turnout.
&#8220;And speaking generally of course, more broadly, of course, high turnout and voter suppression can take place at the same time,&#8221; she <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/after-election-day-pummeling-democrats-will-play-the-race-card-hard">said</a>. &#8220;They don&#8217;t have to be, one doesn&#8217;t have to happen on its own. They could be happening at the same time.&#8221;
Jean-Pierre was asked if the White House is &#8220;observing instances of voter suppression in Georgia and other states that adopted some of these laws over the last two years.&#8221;
The answer was bizarre.
&#8220;Look, we have seen ourselves, I just laid out — we&#8217;ve seen ourselves, from what legislation, state legislation we have seen across the country that is suppressing the right to vote, and look, we believe that people should have the fundamental access to voting,&#8221; she said.
Politico, a liberal website founded by two reporters from The Washington Post, is <a href="https://www.politico.com/news/2022/10/25/democrats-black-voter-turnout-00063254">pushing</a> the talking points, too. The site said blacks just aren&#8217;t coming out to vote and lamenting that the voting bloc that put Biden into office is souring on the doddering POTUS.
&#8220;After Black voters played a pivotal role in electing President Joe Biden two years ago, the strategists said that some Black voters believe that not enough has changed since, especially when it comes to the economy, gun violence, voting rights and criminal justice reform,&#8221; Politico wrote.
Even if the USA Today poll is only half right, blacks and Hispanics will decide the election — and it won&#8217;t be pretty for Democrats.
The views expressed in this piece are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.
Joseph Curl has covered politics for 35 years, including 12 years as White House correspondent for a national newspaper. He was also the a.m. editor of the Drudge Report for four years. Send tips to josephcurl@dailywire.com and follow him on Twitter @josephcurl.

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All Over But The Shouting: Blacks, Hispanics Flooding To GOP As 2022 Campaign Winds Down

To underscore the unpopularity of the so-called gender-neutral term &#8216;Latinx,&#8217; a pair of national polls found that only 1% of <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/hispanics">Hispanics</a> prefer the representation that woke politicians and pundits force on a culture that has survived without since its foundation.
&#8220;Latinx&#8221; emerged in recent years as an alternative to preferred identifiers such as Hispanic and Latino through propaganda from news and entertainment outlets, corporations, government agencies, and universities in a global movement to erase gender and create a non-binary future.
WPA Intelligence, a conservative polling firm that collaborated with Visto Media on behalf of the Latino advocacy group Bienvenido, conducted a poll of 1,288 Hispanic registered Democrat, Republican, and Independent voters with a 3% margin of error earlier this month.
The latest national poll found that the community prefers to be identified as Hispanic, while others said American or Latino.
&#8220;This is pretty much consistent with everything that we&#8217;ve seen from Gallup and from other polls that show most Hispanics want to be called Hispanic, and that Latin x is not very popular in our community,&#8221; Giancarlo Sopo, media strategist for the firm, told reporters last week in a presentation. &#8220;So no surprises here.&#8221;
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Our latest national poll found that just 1% of Hispanics want to be called Latinx. 
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➡️ Hispanic &#8211; 56% ➡️ American &#8211; 20% ➡️ Latino &#8211; 12% ➡️ Country of origin &#8211; 6% ➡️ Country of origin + American &#8211; 5% ➡️ Latinx &#8211; 1% <a href="https://t.co/pMavhcw0VT">pic.twitter.com/pMavhcw0VT</a>
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In a separate poll also tallied earlier this month, 1,000 register voters were asked about the term Latinx.
Respondents of the poll were asked to choose from a list of options why many Hispanics have not embraced the term, a combined 35% of Democrats blamed Hispanics rejecting the made-up term on &#8216;machismo culture&#8217; or &#8216;too much homophobia and transphobia among Hispanics,&#8221; which just over half of those opinions came from college educated white Democratic women.
According to the poll, Hispanic culture has more pressing issues to worry about rather than buying into identity politics pushed by far-left extremist groups to garner votes from minorities only to renege on their empty platitudes after another elections season completes its cycle.
Issues like crime, inflation, and the Southern Border have taken the helm of what matters most to Hispanics rather than ideas presented to fuel the culture war legacy media has forced on its viewers for decades.
Hispanics with conservative or traditional cultural backgrounds prefer discussing such social policy bends at the kitchen table.
&#8220;Hispanics do not believe that topics such as gender identity and sexual orientation should be discussed with kids,&#8221; Sopo said.
Other reasons Democrats believe the term has failed to catch on with Hispanic culture range from &#8220;right-wing disinformation&#8221; or simply because Hispanics take pride in their culture as it stands. In contrast, about 14% have no idea what the term means — among many other cultures.
Meanwhile, most Republicans said it&#8217;s because Hispanics like their culture.
The poll revealed that many Hispanic Democrats still believe left-wing disinformation from Spanish-speaking media sources, such as the false narrative police officers kill 150 or more unarmed Black men every year, the Supreme Court outlawed abortion in the nation, or former President Trump called all immigrants &#8220;animals,&#8221; rather than just referring to MS-13 gang members.
&#8220;I think a lot of the time, Democrats are too eager to brand anything and everything that they don&#8217;t like as misinformation,&#8221; Sopo said. &#8220;I&#8217;m not denying that there is misinformation in Hispanic communities — but as we saw in this poll — it is clearly not limited to right-wing sources … right-leaning audiences. There is misinformation, and I think Hispanic voters are incredibly smart and nuanced, sophisticated enough to decipher fact from fiction.&#8221;

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Only 1% Of Hispanics Prefer The So-Called Gender-Neutral Term ‘Latinx’: Report

Only 1% Of Hispanics Prefer The So-Called Gender-Neutral Term 'Latinx': Report

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As the midterms approach, the Democrats are bracing for what should be a red wave, at least in the House if not the Senate as well. 
The accuracy of polls can be fickle, but there is one trend the polls are most likely getting right — the shift in Hispanic voters moving more and more into the GOP camp. And it must be worrying the Democrats in their smoke-filled back rooms as they hash out their last push to election day.
A recent poll by <a href="https://americanomediapoll.com/">Americano Media</a> of likely Hispanic voters shows that, in a generic ballot, 40% will &#8216;definitely&#8217; vote Democrat, 31% Republican. 10% will &#8216;probably&#8217; vote Democrat while 6% &#8216;probably&#8217; Republican, which amounts to a 50% to 37% lead for the Democrats. That leaves a full 13% of undecided Hispanic voters — and at least half of them are leaning for the GOP. 
Why should Republicans feel confident about moving this 13% into their camp? Because the issues that matter most to undecided Hispanic voters are those on which many Republicans are running.
Of those surveyed, the most important problem was inflation (26%), then jobs/the economy (16%), then immigration (10%), then taxes/government debt (9%). Interestingly abortion is found way down the list at just three percent &#8230; this is below crime/law-and-order, healthcare and social security.
These numbers represent startling gains for the Republicans in a once-solid blue voting bloc. 
As recently as 2012, Hispanics voted overwhelmingly Democrat: 71% to 28% for the GOP. This Democrat support has eroded some 20 points as of October this year. Democrats seem baffled by this political sea change in a once-reliable ethnic voting bloc. But they shouldn’t be. One interesting clue I find is this statistic: of those surveyed 45% said they &#8216;mostly&#8217; or &#8216;only&#8217; speak English in the home. By the third generation, that number is 65%. 
As Hispanics assimilate more — learning and speaking the host country’s language is a sure sign of this process taking place, mimicking the trends of immigrants before them — they will vote not as an ethnic interest group, but as Americans. As such, a party that views everything from the prism of race tends to miss this Americanizing metamorphosis in action. It is truly one of the more remarkable aspects of this nation. And still very much alive in the legal immigrant community.
It&#8217;s becoming apparent that the Democrats have committed a grave miscalculation, born of a smugness that compels them to mislabel people whose last names just happen to be Garcia or Vega as identifying themselves solely by, and thus voting as dictated through, their ethnicity. But as Americans, Hispanics, like the Irish, like Italians, like we Deutsch Volk, care more about feeding our families, good schools, safe neighborhoods, drug-free environments, secure borders, and all the rest.
The polls may even indicate more trouble for the Democrats down the road in that for all Hispanics, regardless of party, inflation (26%) and jobs/the economy (12%) are the top concerns in 2022. Abortion is third at 10%, immigration at 9%. 
So of the top four issues, three are those in which the GOP has the edge. Add to this the sense among 71% of all Hispanics that the country is headed in the wrong direction, and the Democrats may face a day of reckoning with yet another group that is outgrowing its ethno-centric nature and assimilating into the country as a whole … again, as is the trend with immigrants from any part of the globe.
The Democrats’ only hope seems to be to bring in ever more waves of impoverished illegals who appear to be uneducated and often speak dialects such as from Oaxaca that even native Spanish-speakers find difficult to understand. The more ignorant and desperate, the more easily enticed with taxpayer-sponsored government largess, which has been the progressive Democrats’ modus operandi for two generations.
The Biden Administration could seal the border tomorrow if they so choose. But they do not see the 2.4 million illegals flooding the southern border in fiscal 2022 as a crisis overwhelming towns and straining national resources while promoting instability, but rather as a political opportunity. The only rational explanation for why the party in power refuses to secure the border is they strive to bring as many illegals into the country as they can, while they can. Once across the border, they will entice them into the party with generous handouts and benefits to create reliable future voters. Then they will push for amnesty to legalize what they see as over 20 million permanent Democrats, forever shifting power in their favor. And they believe this makes them appear more “pro-immigrant,” thus currying favor with Hispanics already here.
But something happened while the Democrats steered the country down this unconscionably cynical road: Hispanics, it turns out, actually vote like the Americans they are. They are concerned more about the price of food, gas, and housing than whether one <a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/av/magazine-36094303">carries hot sauce in her purse</a> ala the shamelessly pandering Hillary Clinton in 2016. 
When it comes to making the hard choices necessary to steer the country back on the right path — a path many Hispanics agree we’re not on at the moment — Republicans are more bark than bite. But still, it is pretty clear that, when it comes to issues Hispanics care about most, the Democrats have been an unmitigated disaster.
Daniel Garza is the president of <a href="https://thelibreinitiative.com/">The LIBRE Initiative</a>, a non-profit that advances economic freedom in the Hispanic community. As far back as March 2022 he expressed what amounted to a sense of betrayal felt among Hispanics, who’d been reliable voters for progressive candidates in the past:
“Instead of making our lives better, they passed bills that spent our hard-earned money on things like corporate welfare and new regulations from Washington bureaucrats. They wasted our tax money and rewarded interest groups. Instead of empowering people to build better lives, they’ve offered a government-centered agenda.
“The results are clear,” he goes on to say in a damning indictment of the Democrat Party. “Real wages haven’t grown. Education isn’t improving — in fact, most families continue to find themselves with very limited options. Health care is more expensive, and choices are limited. And when it comes to immigration, we’re still waiting for action — for measures to allow Dreamers and others to contribute more fully to the nation, modernize our agricultural workforce and enhance border security. Many now recognize that we have little to show for our efforts…”
“…No voter will accept being taken for granted,” Garza warns, while predicting that “No one should be surprised if that leads more Hispanic voters to support conservative candidates.”
There is an innate streak of condescension in the modern Democrat Party. They seem to think that minority voters are as obsessed by their own ethnicity and race as they are in the DNC. Pandering with hot sauce while flooding the border with illegals who, common language aside, are as much a concern to Hispanic-Americans as they are to anyone else, doesn’t lower the cost of living, make cities safe, improve schools, or get fentanyl off the streets. 
The elderly, corrupt Democrat leadership is hopelessly out-of-touch. And as they scheme within the comfy confines of their Emerald City echo chamber, so pathologically obsessed with group identity, proves they have forgotten this. With Hispanic voters, this oversight could be their undoing next week.
Brad Schaeffer is a commodities trader, columnist, and <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Books-Brad-Schaeffer/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ABrad+Schaeffer">author of the best-selling novel</a> The Extraordinary, which deals with autism and PTSD and the critically acclaimed World War II novel, Of Another Time And Place.
The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.

Latino Voters Go To The Polls Early In Florida

‘Taken For Granted’: Why Conservatives Can Win Over Undecided Hispanic Voters Ahead Of Midterms

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Rep. <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/mayra-flores" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mayra Flores</a> (R-TX) on Wednesday blasted <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/biden-slammed-over-trans-remarks-democrats-are-officially-and-proudly-pro-mutilation-for-minors" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Democrats</a>&#8216; &#8220;bias toward conservative Latinas&#8221; after it was reported that Flores, the first Mexican-born woman ever elected to Congress, was denied acceptance to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) because she&#8217;s a <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/republican-party" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Republican</a>.
The CHC <a href="https://www.texastribune.org/2022/10/26/mayra-flores-congressional-hispanic-caucus/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">confirmed</a> Wednesday that Flores was denied entry, in part, because she&#8217;s a Republican, after Townhall first <a href="https://townhall.com/tipsheet/juliorosas/2022/10/26/mayra-flores-prevented-from-joining-the-hispanic-congressional-caucus-n2615023" target="_blank" rel="noopener">reported</a> on the reason for the rejection based on sourcing.
&#8220;As the first Mexican-born American Congresswoman, I thought the Hispanic Caucus would be open in working together,&#8221; the Republican reacted to the Townhall report via Twitter. &#8220;This denial once again proves a bias toward conservative Latinas that don’t fit their narrative or ideology.&#8221;
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As the first Mexican-born American Congresswoman, I thought the Hispanic Caucus would be open in working together. This denial once again proves a bias towards conservative Latinas that don’t fit their narrative or ideology. <a href="https://t.co/oqYjrGDJaU">https://t.co/oqYjrGDJaU</a> <a href="https://t.co/ugqkKMk5sb">pic.twitter.com/ugqkKMk5sb</a>
&mdash; Mayra Flores (@MayraFlores2022) <a href="https://twitter.com/MayraFlores2022/status/1585278720981483523?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 26, 2022</a></blockquote>
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The caucus is exclusively made up of Democrats, and refuses to accept Republicans, including Flores, the Texas Tribune noted. The CHC, the report noted, was originally founded in 1976 and made up of both Republicans and Democrats, but the group fractured during the 1990s. Republicans left the CHC to form the Congressional Hispanic Conference in 2003.
“In 2003, led by Rep. Diaz Balart, GOP Members split from the CHC to form the Congressional Hispanic Conference. Per our bylaws, the CHC is now for Democratic Members,&#8221; CHC spokesperson and communications director Sebastian Roa said in a statement sent to The Daily Wire.
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<div>&#8220;Rep. Flores’ Extreme MAGA values and their attacks on Latinos and our nation’s democracy on January 6 do not align with CHC values,&#8221; Roa added.</div>
Flores has been on the receiving end of Democrats&#8217; numerous attacks, including some centered around her Mexican heritage.
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Rep. Vincente Gonzales (D-TX), the Democrat congressman who ran against Flores for her <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/texas">Texas</a> House seat, paid a blogger who referred to his opponent as “Miss Frijoles,” “cotton-pickin’ liar,” and even more vile insults, according to <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2022-election/miss-frijoles-attack-roils-latino-heavy-congressional-race-texas-rcna38787">report</a> from NBC published over the summer.
Gonzales paid $1,200 to the McHale Report Blog on June 24 for “advertising services.” After the payment, the blog has repeatedly and viciously attacked Flores, calling her “Miss Frijoles” over 20 times, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/democrat-paid-advertiser-attacks-mayra-flores-as-miss-frijoles-miss-enchiladas" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Daily Wire</a> reported.
“My far left opponent, Vincent Gonzalez, hired a local blogger to run hateful &amp; racist ads against me,” Flores <a href="https://twitter.com/MayraFlores2022/status/1549093565317406721">tweeted</a> at the time. “But, I love frijoles &amp; I grew up eating frijoles. I am not embarrassed of my upbringings &amp; frijoles w/tortillas de harina is simply the best. Here’s to Miss Frijoles 2022.”
Jerry McHale, who runs the blog, has accused Flores of being a “Trump fanatic” and defended his attacks as just part of the political game. He also posted on May 13, prior to the check from the Gonzalez campaign, “Does Flores want Trump to come &amp; take her p****?”
The blog also included other attacks against Flores, including vulgar descriptions of her vagina and labeling her “Miss Enchiladas” and similar terms. Included in other posts is conversation with a friend who discusses not wanting to spend the night with Flores because of concerns about “rotten p****.”
This post has been updated to included a statement from the CHC 
Leif Le Mahieu contributed to this report.
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/democrat-paid-advertiser-attacks-mayra-flores-as-miss-frijoles-miss-enchiladas" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Democrat-Paid Advertiser Attacks Mayra Flores As ‘Miss Frijoles,’ ‘Miss Enchiladas’</a>

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Mayra Flores, The First Mexican-Born Congresswoman, Responds After Rejection From Hispanic Caucus

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A new national poll that surveyed approximately 1,300 <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/hispanics">Hispanic</a> voters revealed about half of sample believe the United States is on the wrong track, citing key issues impacting their views on the current political climate — particularly with regard to crime, healthcare, and inflation.
WPA Intelligence, a conservative polling firm that collaborated with Visto Media on behalf of the Latino advocacy group Bienvenido, conducted a poll of 1,288 Hispanic voters with a 3% margin of error earlier this month. The firm built out the sample before the 2022 midterm elections to gauge which side the demographic would likely swing at the polling station less than two weeks away.
According to the poll, about 56% of Hispanic voters said they are frustrated with the current state of the country and that the nation has gone off on the wrong track.
&#8220;Looking at this pitch, I think it certainly shows that Hispanics are recognizing that there are problems with what is going on right now in the direction of the country,&#8221; Conor Maguire, the firm&#8217;s principal and managing director, told reporters during a presentation on Monday.
WPA officials said the poll used a verified voter Pew Research study of the 2020 Hispanic Vote where 38% supported former President Trump and 59% marked their ballots for Biden. Half of Trump&#8217;s Hispanic voters supported him in 2016, while the other half were from voters who either gave his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton their vote — or did not cast a ballot.
According to the poll, Republicans have cut the Democrats&#8217; Hispanic margins by nearly half in the last four years.
Pollsters said that while Hispanics may have conservative cultural leanings like moral values, faith, and religion, such topics did not rank high in their priorities. However, an overwhelming majority of Hispanics want to limit abortions to 15 weeks or less and believe it&#8217;s inappropriate for educational institutes to teach radical gender ideology to children or allow them to attend drag queen shows.
In the last five years, 22% of the surveyed voters said they have become more conservative, with only 19% saying they have become more liberal.
Approval numbers for President Biden from Hispanic voters show that 56% of Hispanics believe he should not run for re-election. Many of their frustrations with the country&#8217;s current condition under the Biden administration revealed that 60% believe that crime has worsened, and 74% rate the nation&#8217;s economic condition as fair or poor.
&#8220;They&#8217;re just very frustrated with the economy &#8230; the impact that they see illegal immigration has in their communities, and they&#8217;re very frustrated with the crime levels in their communities,&#8221; Giancarlo Sopo, media strategist for the firm, told reporters. &#8220;And I think there&#8217;s just there&#8217;s a disconnect there that I think has to be addressed.&#8221;
With many left-wing politicians and media outlets pushing the idea racism and discrimination cause people to fail, most of the Hispanic voters surveyed said they reject the idea of victimhood and embrace the American dream, showing 71% believe their problems and failures in life directly related to their actions, decisions, and circumstances. Numbers from the poll also showed that 74% of Hispanics still believe in the American dream.
The poll revealed that many Hispanic Democrats still believe left-wing disinformation from Spanish-speaking media sources, such as the false narrative police officers kill 150 or more unarmed Black men every year, the Supreme Court outlawed abortion in the nation, or former President Trump called all immigrants &#8220;animals,&#8221; rather than just referring to MS-13 gang members.
&#8220;I think a lot of the time, Democrats are too eager to brand anything and everything that they don&#8217;t like as misinformation,&#8221; Sopo said. &#8220;I&#8217;m not denying that there is misinformation in Hispanic communities — but as we saw in this poll — it is clearly not limited to right-wing sources … right-leaning audiences. There is misinformation, and I think Hispanic voters are incredibly smart and nuanced, sophisticated enough to decipher fact from fiction.&#8221;
Last summer, Latino Media Network <a href="https://radioinsight.com/headlines/227505/latino-media-network-to-acquire-univision-radio-properties-in-ten-markets/">announced</a> that the company signed &#8220;one of the largest single acquisitions of stations by a Latino-owned and operated company in history&#8221; in a $60 million all-cash deal with TelevisaUnivision. The still-pending acquisition would take over 18 radio stations in ten of the nation&#8217;s largest media markets to reach approximately one-third of the U.S. Latino population.
The network reportedly secured equity investments from investors and debt financing for the acquisition from Lakestar Finance, which affiliates itself with left-wing billionaire George Soros&#8217;s private American investment management firm, Soros Fund Management. Soros has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in left-wing politicians and at least 75 progressive prosecutors across the U.S. to transform the criminal justice system with radical policies and anti-police narratives.
&#8220;It was a defensive move to protect their current standing with Hispanics,&#8221; Sopo told The Daily Wire.

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A new national poll suggests that <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/hispanics">Hispanics</a> in the U.S. favor Christopher Columbus more than President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Conducted by WPA Intelligence, a conservative polling firm that collaborated with Visto Media on behalf of Latino advocacy group Bienvenido, the national poll surveyed 1,086 respondents about which high-profile personalities Hispanic communities approved or disapproved of in an era where liberal politicians and activists propagate ongoing efforts to cancel the 15th-century Italian navigator who set out on a historic voyage in 1492.
&#8220;When you juxtapose Christopher Columbus&#8217; popularity among Hispanics with the misguided efforts to &#8216;cancel&#8217; him by progressive activists and politicians, it shows how out of touch the far left is with our community,&#8221; Abraham Enriquez, Bienvenido president, said.
Progressives have been pushing for the cancellation of Christopher Columbus in recent decades, deeming his journey to sail from the Spanish port of Palos de la Frontera on behalf of Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand II to explore Western civilization as an act of genocide of the Indigenous people.
&#8220;The reality is that most Hispanics, especially those who are immigrants, view Columbus quite favorably,&#8221; Enriquez added.
While educational institutes, liberal politicians, and anti-American extremists push the narrative that the Italian explorer embarked on an expedition to merely rape, pillage, and enslave the West, Hispanic communities refuse to buy the message.
According to the poll the partnering groups ran earlier this month, 53% of Hispanics view Columbus favorably, while 24% view him unfavorably, yielding a net favorability of 29 points. Meanwhile, 49% percent of Hispanics have a positive opinion of Biden, while 42% have a negative view of him, resulting in a net favorability of seven points.
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We partnered with <a href="https://twitter.com/WPAIntel?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@WPAIntel</a> to conduct a national poll of Hispanics and asked them their views of Christopher Columbus and others.
Hispanics like Columbus much more than Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
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On the other hand, Harris was viewed by Hispanics as the least popular between Biden and Columbus, with a net favorability rating of four points, as 45% of Hispanics say they have a favorable view of her and 41% view her unfavorably.
The poll also suggested that Hispanics&#8217; views on Columbus varied by age and whether they were born on U.S. soil or in another country. The survey says the older generations born outside the nation are more likely to view the explorer favorably than those born in the United States.
Among 18-39 years-old Latinos, 45% have a favorable view of Columbus, while 30% view him unfavorably. Among 40-59 year-olds, 54% have a favorable opinion of him and 29% unfavorable. However, among Hispanics 60 and older, 71% view him favorably and just 17% unfavorably, the poll indicates.
&#8220;It is not surprising that the same people who think Hispanics like being called &#8216;Latinx&#8217; have also assumed Hispanics are offended by Christopher Columbus — and got it completely wrong, again,&#8221; Conor Maguire, Principal and Managing Director of WPA Intelligence, said. &#8220;In the future, maybe progressives should just ask Hispanics how they feel about issues?&#8221;

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