(08-03-2018 10:13 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote: (08-03-2018 10:06 AM)shere khan Wrote: Support for President Donald Trump among African American voters nearly doubled from August 2017 to August 2018. The percentage of black voters who approve of the job Mr. Trump is doing as president was 15% in the Rasmussen Reports Daily Presidential Tracking Poll on August 2, 2017.
As of August 2, 2018, the percentage of black voters who approve of the job Mr. Trump is doing as president has risen to 29%.
https://www.peoplespunditdaily.com/polls...ack-voters
LOL. Rasmussen. A far right outlier poll. And they don't have any methodology released either. Here's a real data point. In Alabama, the GOP got 2 percent of African American women voters and 5 percent overall. That's about where we are.
I encourage you to think that a third of African American voters will vote for Trump and plan y'all's campaigns around that assumption.
I actually met a Black person who supports Trump. He works for ICE. So sure, there are a couple thousand Blacks who, for a variety of reasons, will support Trump. Its not zero. But its damn close to it.
Trump got about 15% of the BM vote in 2016, and about 4% of the BW vote.
He got about 30% of the Hispanic vote. According to exit polling. He will get higher %'s next cycle. Not much of a bump with BW though.
On the Mexico border, Latino Republicans back Trump's immigration plans
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/26/politics/...index.html
Trump's Approval Rating Rises Among Hispanics
In a new Harvard/Harris poll released this week exclusively to The Hill, President Trump’s overall approval rating rose to 47 percent, just two points shy of the highest level of his presidency, per that survey. The main driver of his growing popularity now:
a stunning 10 percent rise in Trump approval among Hispanics.
Moreover, in contrast to the assumptions of the leftist identity-politics hucksters, Hispanics are far from uniform on immigration issues, and actually take a very moderate and pragmatic approach to the border and enforcement. In fact, per Zogby Analytics exit polling from 2016,
twice as many Hispanics believe immigration enforcement is too lax versus too stringent. Regarding the recent border issues, an Economist/YouGov poll found that
only 20 percent of Hispanics support the previous policies of “catch and release” where families entering the country illegally are not detained but summoned to report back for a later hearing – at which many never show up.
Instead, 64 percent of Hispanics support either detaining the whole family together, or detaining parents and children separately. This will disappoint the Democrats, to be sure, but legal Hispanics hardly support open borders.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...37382.html