Most Hispanic men support Trump and the wall, dislike Harris

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For however much Vice President Kamala Harris has succeeded in more than doubling her margin of support among white college-educated voters relative to Joe Biden‘s 9-percentage-point victory among the demographic in the 2020 election, it is difficult to overstate just how dramatic the vice president is underperforming her boss’s past performance with non-white voters.

In a stunning series of findings by one of the most accurate pollsters in the business, the New York Times-Siena College poll found that an overt majority of Hispanic men nationally are now supporting former President Donald Trump for the presidency, with Harris running nearly 10 points behind Biden’s performance with Hispanic men and a staggering 17 points behind the lame-duck president’s support with black men.

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