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JOLT: Axios Warns Latino Working-Class Voters Are Shifting to Republican Party

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A stagnant, contracted economy. Open, unsecured borders. Increased crime in blue cities. Transgender nonsense, including 'Latinx' pronouns. Sorry, our bad -- Latine is the pronoun now.

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It's not hard to imagine why the Democratic Party is losing voters -- especially the ongoing exodus of the white working-class voter. It's been painfully clear the Democratic Party neither cares about nor wants those voters for a while now, but they're also pushing other voters away from the party and into the arms of Republicans.

More from Axios:


The decades-long exodus of white working-class voters from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party has a new jolt: Latino working-class voters are joining the shift.

Why it matters: To win key swing states, President Biden needs the support of some dissatisfied white, Latino and Black working-class voters who polls suggest are upset about inflation and some Democratic policies.


The big picture: Six swing states — Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — are widely expected to decide the Biden-Trump rematch.

  • Voters without a college education will be key players in each state.
  • Working-class voters also could tip tight Senate and House races in Pennsylvania, Arizona, Montana, Texas and Maryland at a time when both chambers have narrow majorities.

State of play: Biden's poll numbers have been rising lately, but several surveys have indicated he is underperforming with non-white voters without college degrees — a constituency that has long been overwhelmingly Democratic.

  • A YouGov poll commissioned by the Progressive Policy Institute at the end of 2023 found that working-class voters overwhelmingly believe they're worse off today than similar voters did 40 years ago.
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And Biden isn't doing much to help the situation.

Imagine telling a culture with a gendered language they have to change it to make white Leftists feel better, and thinking you're the good guys.

The economy is a big part of it.

Almost.

No, race isn't an issue.

Getting screwed by the government is.

They sure do.

Keep it up, Lefties.

Nailed it.

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Everyone.

They were warned.

As Napoleon once said, 'Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.'

Yep.

That's the key to winning them back, we're sure of it.

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