Steep decline in support from California Hispanics could signal deeper problems for Harris

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If Vice President Kamala Harris’s declining performance among traditionally Democratic voting blocs in California foreshadows trends in battleground states, her campaign could face unwelcome news come Election Day. 

Only 57% of Hispanics across the Golden State backed Harris’s presidential campaign, according to a new poll conducted by the University of California, Berkeley’s Institute of Governmental Studies. The number marks a sharp downturn from the 75% of California Hispanics who supported President Joe Biden in 2020. 

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