RFK Jr. pulls from Biden more than twice than Trump among Latino voters

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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is gaining ground with Latino voters, which could prove troublesome for President Joe Biden as he tries to rebuild his 2020 coalition.

Voto Latino, an election advocacy group, polled 2,000 Latino voters in five critical states, Arizona, North Carolina, Nevada, Texas, and Pennsylvania, and found around a fifth of voters preferred a third-party candidate. While the poll shows Latino voters are pulling support from both Biden and former President Donald Trump, the trend might be felt harder by the Biden campaign since Latinos generally view the Democratic Party more favorably than the Republican Party.

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