Is this too good to be true? Can this many polls with similar results not be trusted?
A series of newly released polls signal a stunning and unprecedented drop in minority support for democrat candidates.
And considering the pollsters’ liberal political bias, the results, we can expect, are all the sweeter.
This from westernjournal.com.
The Marist poll conducted April 19-26 by live telephone interviewers asked voters which party’s candidate they would favor in their district if the congressional election were held today.
The survey found that since September, Hispanic support for generic democrats fell from 54 percent to 39 percent, while support for Republicans nearly doubled from 28 percent to 52 percent.
In a close election, a 1- or 2-point shift in the Hispanic or the black vote could sway the outcome of the race.
The Marist poll of 1,377 adults included 1,162 registered voters. The results for this group had a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 percentage points.
This should prove to be deadly for the democrats’ prospects in the upcoming midterm elections.
Democrats would be wrong to dismiss this poll as an outlier. A Quinnipiac University national poll released on March 30 found that Hispanic voters have been turning away from Biden in big numbers.
The survey asked American adults if they approve or disapprove of the president’s job performance. Just 32 percent of Hispanic voters approved, compared with a whopping 54 percent who disapproved. Fourteen percent were undecided.
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton won 66 percent of the Hispanic vote in 2016, while Biden received just 61 percent in 2020.
The Spanish-language network cited inflation and pessimism about the future for the drop.
Why are Latino and black Americans, who historically have been reliably Democratic voting blocs, abandoning the party?
Yahoo News’ Jon Ward cited a recent panel hosted by the Citrin Center for Public Opinion Research at the University of California, Berkeley, which looked at why Hispanics are deserting the left. The panelists all agreed this is a real trend and believe it will continue.
Democrat political data analyst David Shor told colleagues:
I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the two groups of people that we’ve really lost ground with are working-class white voters over the last six years and Hispanic voters.
The Democratic Party has become much more liberal.
Over the last four or five years, liberals have for the first time become the dominant faction in the Democratic Party.
If you look at things like the Texas local elections, the New Jersey elections, Nassau County [New York] elections, the Virginia elections, they all point to Hispanics not just not snapping back but continuing to get more Republican in relative terms than they were before.
Ward interviewed panelist Mike Madrid following the presentation. (Although Madrid is nominally a Republican, Ward pointed out he is a co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project.)
Madrid said:
I’ve looked at it [the trend] very, very closely. The shift has been happening for some time.
Hispanic voters in California and Arizona have bucked this trend, but it shows up everywhere else in the country.
The largest divide in America is the education divide. Democrats are rapidly consolidating college-educated voters and Republicans are consolidating non-college-educated voters.
The Democrats are not helping their case. The problem is they’re becoming an out-of-touch, elite party.
The Republicans are winning this by default. They haven’t figured anything out. They’re focusing on their white non-college-educated base, and they’re gradually getting Latino voters.
Hispanics generally share many of the same values as America’s conservatives. They tend to oppose abortion and prioritize religion and family. They worry about inflation, crime and the education of their children.
Black voters share many of the same concerns.
They worry about the rising price of groceries and gasoline, the surging crime rates in our cities and the education of their children.
Democrats might be surprised to hear that the overwhelming majority of black Americans support their local police departments.
Some of them have woken up to the fact that democrats really haven’t done anything to justify their perpetual loyalty, and they’re turning to Republicans who have reached out to them.
Last month, The New York Times spoke to Jennifer-Ruth Green, a black Air Force veteran who is running for Congress in northwestern Indiana as a Republican.
She said:
We are not a monolith. We see inflation and gas prices. Voters are not stupid.
The democrat-communist party’s election fraud has become obvious to many Americans of all races and backgrounds.
The party can’t gloss over its many failures, particularly the most glaring ones Americans are reminded of every time they shop for groceries or fill their cars with gas.
Democrats have become the out-of-touch elite party.
America has declined under their leadership, and the evidence has become too big to hide.
If elections are conducted this coming fall and they are not stolen by the democrat-communists, America can expect a Red wave and GOP resumption of leadership in the U.S. House and Senate as well as many down ballot state and local positions throughout the country.
God speed to Conservatism.
