This is an odd revelation, East Asians are usually right wing but hmm... I can't help but wonder if this study's data has been molested for public consumption.
I'm aware there is a slight difference between Latino and Hispanic, but check out the numbers according to this website https://ropercenter.cornell.edu/polls/u ... ups-voted/
1976: 82%D 18%R
1980: 56%D 37%R
1984: 66%D 34%R
1988: 89%D 11%R
1992: 61%D 25%R
1996: 73%D 21%R
2000: 62%D 35%R
2004: 53%D 44%R
2008: 67%D 31%R
2012: 71%D 27%R
2016: 68%D 28%R
No Republican majority for Hispanics, not once.
Hmmmmmmmm. Is there such a vast difference between Hispanic and Latino? Or does the study claim that Latinos are heavily Republican, but hardly ever bother to show up to vote, the net result being not once have the majority of them voted for a Republican candidate? How are they filtering their data? I think you are being messed with here DMK. Dig into the data if you can, if you can't get to it, they are probably lying.
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