‘An Earthquake’ Along the Border: Trump Flipped Hispanic South Texas
The support for Mr. Trump along the Texas border provided the starkest example of what has been a broad national embrace of the Republican candidate among Hispanic and working-class voters. That shift has taken place in rural communities as well as in ...
At the top of the list of giant swings is the Rio Grande Valley county of Starr, which voted Republican this year for ...
The Republican former president's return to the White House appeared ... Trump performed well in Tuesday’s election among ...
Democrats had hoped to keep their momentum in Texas. But their message didn't resonate with Latino voters -- and especially ...
Hispanic voters moved to the right in Tuesday's election, boosting Republican victory margins and leaving Democrats seeking answers.
Candidates in either party can't "just parachute in, eat Mexican food and listen to a mariachi band" and expect Hispanic ...
By focusing on practical solutions — securing the border, restoring economic opportunity and protecting seniors' benefits — ...
Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz only won in about half of ... More:'It's not a monolith': Why no political party can claim ...
A red wave swept through south Texas on Tuesday, with nearly all border counties voting for President-elect Donald Trump.
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