President Donald Trump's reelection campaign next week will roll out its first coalition of the 2020 election aimed at turning out Latino voters ahead of the first Democratic debate in Miami. Just a day before Democrats hold their first 2020 debate, Vice President Mike Pence will head to Miami on
President Donald Trump's reelection campaign next week will roll out its first coalition of the 2020 election aimed at turning out Latino voters ahead of the first Democratic debate in Miami.
A source close to the campaign tells ABC News that the timing of the"Latinos for Trump" rollout in Miami plays right into the campaign's larger, in-flux, counter-programming strategy for the first 2020 Democratic debate. Trump took 29% of the Latino vote in 2016, making good on his long-held prediction of topping Romney, who took 27% of the Latino vote in 2012.
Aspects of Trump's immigration strategy have faced intense criticism, including the short-lived zero-tolerance policy that resulted in children being separated from their parents while crossing the Southern border. The Trump administration rescinded the policy last June. Albert Morales, who used to lead the Democratic National committee's Hispanic affairs office, doubts the president's economic record will be enough to boost Latino turnout in his favor.
Story continuesFlorida's 27th Congressional District, which includes Miami, is often described as the"ultimate melting pot" by residents and local candidates. More than 70% of the district identifies as Hispanic, according to the U.S. Census.
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