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Israel/Zionism See other Israel/Zionism Articles Title: Nevada Caucuses: Latinos Were Bernie Sanders’s Key To Victory Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders seems to have swept Latino voters in the Saturday’s Nevada caucuses, an affirmation of his months-long investments in outreach that could presage his success in primaries still to come in heavily Latino states. Sanders is counting on Latino voters, the largest nonwhite contingent of voters in 2020, to carry him to the Democratic nomination. In Nevada, where Latinos make up about 19 percent of eligible voters, they helped hand him a big victory. Tired of Drudge? Click Here And Try Our Front Page Entrance polls showed Saturday evening that just over half of Latino voters in Nevada had backed him, roughly four times as many as supported former Vice President Joe Biden. The rest of the candidates earned less than 10 percent of Latino support. (Historically, some entrance polls have undercounted Latino voters, which could skew the results.) Sanders is trying to appeal to Latino voters with a progressive policy platform that speaks to their core interests: health care, jobs, and, for some, immigration. Starting last summer, he has invested heavily in spreading his message, in both Spanish and English, to Latino communities. And he’s hired Latino staff from the grassroots advocacy community and integrated them into every facet of his campaign. It’s a marked change from his strategy in 2016, when he lost to Hillary Clinton in 10 of 11 states where Latinos made up a large share of eligible voters, including Nevada by a thin margin. Before Saturday’s caucuses, Sanders swept the four Spanish-language caucus sites in Iowa and won 40 percent of the Latino vote in New Hampshire. But since Latinos make up only a small minority of voters in those states, it’s hard to draw firm conclusions from his performance among Latinos there. The Nevada caucuses on Saturday were the first real test of not only Sanders’s support among Latinos but also his ability to inspire turnout. It’s not clear at this point whether Latinos have turned out in the numbers that Sanders was hoping for, but they have backed him overwhelmingly, suggesting that his coalition-building efforts have paid off. Sanders is now eyeing other heavily Latino states — California, Texas, and Colorado — which will cast their ballots on Super Tuesday, which is March 3. By the time the Nevada caucuses had started, he had already moved on to Texas...... Poster Comment: Don't you know this fossilized jew supremacist cares deeply about hispanics? He just LOVES his little brown brothers and sisters -- thinks about them day and night, wants them for next-door nabers. As young Boinie was growing up his mammele tenderly taught him every day "Remember the Latin Americans, dear son. Reading, writing and arithmetic are very important, but our Torah teaches us to do something nice every day for those sweet people south of the border." Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
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Meant to add that other Break the Matrix stories in this batch include 'DHS Whistleblower against Obama Administration Philip Haney Found Dead, Shot and Killed' and 'CNN’s Andrew Yang Reveals ALARMING INFO About Bloomberg’s Plot To Buy The Nomination'. Haven't checked either.
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