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Opinion | Latinos are not a lock for Democrats Here s why
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Democrats Try to Win Back Latino Voters After 2020 Election
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Biden slow-walks Cuba action
Officials from both sides of the aisle want Biden to offer Cuba internet access now. It’s caught up in a review.
People participate in a rally outside the White House in Washington, Tuesday, July 13, 2021, in support of the protesters in Cuba. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo
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MIAMI Cuba’s dictatorship quickly shut down the internet across the island and then blocked social media apps after demonstrators shared images of protesters across the island chanting for liberty, calling for an end to the 62-year-old regime and being beaten and arrested by authorities.
In the U.S., President Joe Biden’s administration has been slow to react. But Republicans haven’t stopped talking since the protests began on Sunday.
AOC: I stand with the Cuban people -- but don t forget the U S embargo
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Conventional wisdom long dictated that if Latino voters show up to vote, they will overwhelmingly support Democrats. But a recent report with more details on the 2020 election results suggests the reality is more complicated.
It was clear after the election that Trump had made gains among Latino voters in places like Florida’s Miami-Dade County and Texas’s Rio Grande Valley. The newest and most detailed data yet shows that the trend was nationwide. According to a recent report by the Democratic data firm Catalist, the number of Latinos who cast votes increased by 31 percent from 2016 to 2020, accounting for a 10th of the electorate. A comfortable majority of Latinos an estimated 61 percent supported President Joe Biden, but there was about an 8 percentage-point swing toward Trump, based on data on votes cast for either the Democratic or Republican nominees in 2016 and 2020.