Univision poll: Hillary would win the Latino vote by 64% So much for Hillary bleeding Latino Voters!

[lunamagica]

Univision conducted a poll

Hillary: 64 %
Bush 27 %

This was just on the Univision nightly news

[George II]

1. Great news, not entirely surprising. I wonder....

....where does Trump fall in the mix?

[lunamagica]

3. They talked at lenght about Trump

Among Republican Latinos, Bush is first, Rubio second and Cruz third.

Trumps negatives in every question were enormous. I wish I could remember the numbers.

This news are supposed to appear on Univision news main page, but I have't see anything yer there. If I see it I will link to it

Anyway, they will repeat it tonight at 11: PM, if you are interested.

[calimary]

12. If you do see it again, please post details or a link!

Thank you in advance!

[lunamagica]

15. Here's a link to the newsclip and article

It is in Spanish, but they show slides with the percentages in the video:

http://noticias.univision.com/article/2402471/2015-07-15/estados-unidos/destino-2016/noticias-elecciones/avance-de-la-primera-encuesta-exclusiva-de-voto-latino

[randys1]

2. Bush, what did it say about Trump, had to be even worse, right!

Here is what scares me.

The GOP does actually spend thousands of hours and millions of dollars preventing us from voting.

Buying and installing voting machines where they get to count the votes.

This is a real, non CT fact.

Gotta win big

[lunamagica]

5. It was much worse

see reply #3

[Tarheel_Dem]

4. To be honest, HRC drew greater support from Latinos in '08 than Obama. They are very loyal to her.

This is great news.

[lunamagica]

7. That's right. Like I've always said, if Obamas magic, his incredible charisma

did not sway the Latino vote away from Hillary in the primaries, who could?

[Cha]

16. I know.. I've been counting on that.. President Obama won two terms and now we

need to get Hillary in!

[Tarheel_Dem]

19. It's imperative that we hold the WH lest we risk reversing all the good that's been done by PBO.

[shenmue]

6. Yes!

[Thinkingabout]

8. Trump is throwing bombs of anti latino and Hillary still polls well with latino, probably the GOP is

not able to hate so much and expect for support to come from that group.

[misterhighwasted]

9. I can't imagine any Latino supporting Trump for any reason.

Latino votes will dominate Hillary's election.
No one else running, stands a chance. And that's without Julian Castro by her side.
But if she chooses him for VP, there isn't enough gerrymandering nor vote count flipping that will save the GOP.

[sheshe2]

10. I am loving those numbers.

[okasha]

11. That certainly makes .ore sense

than the "Bernie suddenly has 41% of Latinos" drivel from a couple days ago.

[YBR31]

13. Still lower than Obama

Obama got
71% in 2012
67% in 2008

[forest444]

14. ¡Viva Hillary!

My prediction is that, sometime in the 2020s, the GOP will actually offer up George P. "the little brown kid" Bush for the nomination for the obvious reasons - but that the above poll will look pretty much the same.

Moral of the story: insulting the Hispanic electorate's intelligence isn't going to get the GOP any further with said electorate than it has now.

[William769]

17. Kick & Recommended.

[riversedge]

18. Univision Poll: Hillary Clinton has big lead among Hispanics

Poll: Hillary Clinton has big lead among Hispanics

By Nick Gass

7/16/15 11:12 AM EDT


Hillary Clinton has a sizable advantage over all other Democratic and Republican candidates among registered Hispanic voters, according to a new bipartisan Univision poll out Thursday.

Among registered Democratic Hispanic voters, 73 percent said they would vote for Clinton. No other challenger breaks double digits.

In a head-to-head general election matchup with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Clinton picked up 64 percent, compared with just 27 percent for Bush, according to the survey, conducted by Democratic consultants Bendixen & Amandi and Republican consultants The Tarrance Group.

Among Hispanic Republican voters surveyed, Bush leads the GOP field with 38 percent, followed by Florida Sen. Marco Rubio with 22 percent and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz with 12 percent.

In the swing states of North Carolina, Colorado and Nevada, Clinton has a significant double-digit lead over Bush (53 percent to 39 percent in North Carolina, 67 percent to 21 percent in Colorado and 67 percent to 25 percent in Nevada). But in the all-important state of Florida, the former secretary of state’s lead is narrower, at just 49 percent to 44 percent...........



Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/07/poll-hillary-clinton-hispanic-voters-2016-120223.html#ixzz3g4gnQmlj