According to CNBC – Hispanic voters are projected to be the largest minority group in the electorate for the first time on record in 2020, according to a recent report by the Pew Research Center.
The Hispanic population is expected to account for 13 percent of all eligible voters — a slightly larger share than African-Americans, and 9 percentage points greater than Asian-Americans.
Watch, as these Hispanic-Americans explain why they support President Trump:
RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel wrote an opinion piece in Univision, where she credits President Trump’s strong job numbers for the strong surge in the polls by Hispanic-Americans who support President Trump.
Democrats’ out-of-touch radicalism was on full display yet again last night in Houston. Despite the debate taking place in the energy capital of the world, 2020 candidates argued in favor of policies that would kill energy industry jobs. They did the same thing last month in Detroit, our country’s automotive and manufacturing hub, where they presented no plans to help our manufacturing industry. And in Miami, home to countless victims of socialism, they openly embraced the policies local Hispanic communities sacrificed so much to flee.
While Democrat candidates remain oblivious and out of touch, Americans – especially in Texas – are taking note of the positive impact that President Trump and Republicans’ pro-growth, pro-business policies are having on American families and businesses. RNC data shows President Trump’s approval among Hispanic Americans in the state has increased by 20 percent since 2016 – that means he has nearly 1 million new Hispanic supporters. This may surprise Democrats, who have taken for granted Hispanic votes for far too long, but Hispanic Americans are responding to the results of this administration.
The RNC chair points to historically low unemployment numbers and the growth of Hispanic-women owned businesses as possible factors for the uptick in support for Trump in 2020.
The Hispanic community has made historic gains under the Trump administration. Thanks to this President’s policies, Hispanic unemployment has reached historic lows and families across the country are enjoying a tax cut. Hispanic-owned businesses are growing rapidly: more than twice the rate of all businesses since 2012. Millions of Hispanic-owned businesses account for over $700 billion in our economy every year. Not to mention, Hispanic women-owned businesses are the fastest growing business segment in the country.
McDaniels points out that Hispanics appreciate President Trump’s commitment to religious freedom and to the sanctity of life.
Democrats are oblivious to the realities of the communities they claim to care about. They pander to Hispanic voters but ignore the issues Hispanic Americans care about – like President Trump’s defense of religious freedom and the sanctity of life. Democrats don’t want to admit the fact that Hispanic communities appreciate President Trump’s commitment to keeping every American safe through border security and strengthening the rule of law. They don’t want voters to notice that while they preach dependence, this administration empowers and supports individuals, workers, and families to achieve their American dreams.
In 2016, Hispanic-Americans who came here legally defended President Trump’s efforts to secure our borders. We caught up with this legal immigrant from Panama at a Trump rally in West Palm Beach, FL in 2016. He explains how he voted for Obama and is now voting for Trump in 2016, saying Democrats are creating hate and division in America. Have Democrats only created more division and hatred since the 2016 election?
