
Why Hispanic Voters Have Drifted Toward the GOP
Democrats insist most Latino voters still side with their party, but recent polls suggest a shift in political allegiances due to issues like the economy, education, cultural values and immigration.
Democrats insist most Latino voters still side with their party, but recent polls suggest a shift in political allegiances due to issues like the economy, education, cultural values and immigration.
The bishops said they find it “worrying” that recent statistics show abortion ranked 12th on a list of priorities among Hispanics ahead of the election, while issues including the economy, health care, and the coronavirus pandemic are seen as more important.
How do the positions of the Republican and Democratic Parties compare?
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