Hispanic shift to GOP underway

 Mike Miller:

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Memo to the Democrat Party: That shift is already underway. Bigly.

How bigly? A recent poll found that 42 percent of Hispanic Voters have walked away from the Democrats and toward the Republican Party since 2018. That is profound. Warranted, but profound just the same.

According to the latest Rasmussen survey, 48 percent of the Hispanic voters would support a generic Republican on the ballot if the 2024 presidential election were held today, compared to 46 percent for the generic Democrat. Two points. No big deal? Margin of error? Given just three years ago, big deal indeed.

Via Rasmussen (emphasis, mine):

The decline in support for Democrats likely has many causes. In terms of legislation, the president’s Build Back Better plan is weighed down by a large number of extraordinarily unpopular provisions.

Additionally, Democrats are seen as a bigger threat to democracy than Republicans. In their push for election reform, Democrats have sought legislation to outlaw three election reforms that are supported by more than 80 percent of voters.

Beyond specific legislation, there are many broader concerns. Most voters recognize that, compared to pre-pandemic numbers, there are far fewer Americans with a job these days.

Politically, this is a very challenging issue for Democrats. Two-thirds of voters say economic issues are more important than cultural issues. Yet only 37% believe that Democratic politicians and activists are primarily interested in economic issues.

The second bottom line:

Hispanic voters are not going to dutifully line up for decades and dutifully pull the “D” lever. On the contrary, while Democrats pander to Black Lives Matter, Hispanics are clearly saying Policies and Results Matter. 

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If they were polling border Hispanics they would find that they are fed up with the Biden open borders policies and having illegals wandering through their yards and houses.  They are tired of illegals cutting fences which are costly to repair.  They are tired of Biden inviting the cartel into their country.  Hispanics are some of the most patriotic Americans.  Most of the Border Patrol is made up of Hispanics and Biden has obviously disrespected them.  When it comes to the military Hispanics are some of the first to volunteer.

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