While Democrats wonder if they have a problem with Latino voters, what they actually may be developing is a problem with the working class, writes GeraldFSeib
Democrats are wondering whether they have a problem with Latino voters. What they actually might have is a problem with working-class voters.in the 2020 presidential election.
Data compiled by Catalist, a Democratic election-data firm, showed that, while Democrat Joe Biden still carried the Latino vote comfortably, Mr. Trump did eight points better among Latinos in 2020 than he did four years earlier.
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