Donald Trump’s victory speech after his Nev. win was full of expected remarks. He hammered his point about “winning,” which is even more fitting now that he’s won three states in a row.
But Trump also had comments about the demographics he’s won including “the Evangelicals, the young, the old, and the highly educated.” Trump saved his special emphasis and gestures for “the poorly educated.” He also added “I love the poorly educated. We’re the smartest people, the most loyal people.”
Trump also touted his victory with Latino voters, a group which he won 45 percent to 28 percent over Senator Marco Rubio.
While Trump did win with many demographics, he didn’t actually win with younger voters. That distinction belongs to Rubio, who came in second place overall. Rubio had nearly 24 percent of the vote, and 37 percent of those age 17-29, compared to Trump’s 31 percent.
