Poll: Biden Is Losing Hispanics in New Mexico

Muy bonito.

This poll was commissioned by energy companies, so there might be a bias.

But, you know: Almost all polls are biased.

New polling data show Biden's support in our state plummeting. With an approval rating of just 41% and a disapproval rating of 57%, Biden finds himself 16 points underwater. This decline is particularly worrying for the President, given that he won New Mexico by a comfortable 10-point margin during the 2020 election.

One of the significant concerns for Biden is the erosion of his support among Hispanics. While a 2022 poll indicated a 53% approval rating among the Hispanic community, that number has dropped dramatically to a mere 36% today. This marks a significant 17-point dip in less than two years. Keep in mind, Hispanics make up more of the population in New Mexico than in any other state. We are a minority-majority state. If they're abandoning Biden here, they're likely doing so in other states too.

The top issues of concern in New Mexico revolve around the economy, crime, illegal immigration, and the cost of living. Unfortunately for Biden, these are precisely the areas where he is failing to resonate with voters.

Blacks, especially black men, are also abandoning Biden.

Never-ending race-baiting robot James Clyburn says he's "indignant," like an old woman, over young black voters feeling unenthused about the elderly rapist Joe Biden.

From NBC "News:"

Of young Black voters who've grown disenchanted with Biden, Clyburn said: "I want them to stand in front of me and tell me they will support that [Trump's record] over Joe Biden's record."

NBC News polling in 2023 found that Black voters overall favored Biden over Trump by 73% to 17%. But when it came to voters under the age of 34, the margin shrank. Among that slice of the Black electorate, Biden's support fell to 60%; Trump's rose to 28%. In 2020, Biden won 87% of Black voters, including 89% of Black voters under 29 and 78% of those 30 to 44.

Any slippage from Biden's base could prove disastrous in another tight election. In 2020, Biden's victory rested on fewer than 43,000 votes in just three states: Arizona, Georgia and Wisconsin.

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"I just hope that in 2024 we are not going to find ourselves as a country falling into what Germany fell into in 1932," he added, referring to the period when the Nazis came to power.

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When it comes to politics, young voters aren't taking cues from long-standing institutions and party leaders, a former Biden administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss frankly some of the president's electoral vulnerabilities. They're instead looking to people "in the culture": social media influencers, grassroots leaders and urban radio. Black voters "are not going to be a rubber stamp for the party," this person added.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:20 PM

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