For the first time in 132 years, Latino voters supported the Republican party; here are their reasons for moving to the right
US President- elect Donald Trump has eventually flipped the Starr County which is in Texas and is a predominantly Latino region which have not supported a Republican Presidential candidate since 1896. According to Business Insider, in the US Presidential Elections 2024, Donald Trump secured near about 57% of the vote against Kamala Harris which marked a significant increase in Republican support in comparison to previous Presidential elections where Hillary Clinton won 79% of the vote in 2016 and Joe Biden pretty narrowly won with 52% in the year 2020.
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Business Insider reported that this massive change actually reflects a far broader trend of increasing support for Donald Trump among the Latino voters specifically in the key swing states. The striking shift can be attributed to various factors which include economic concerns and a growing disillusionment with the Democratic Party’s focus on immigration and social issues.
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Numerous voters at the Starr County like Alexis Garcia and Benito Trevino eventually expressed their frustration with the matter of rising costs and perceived that their needs are actually overlooked by the Democrats, noted Business Insider. Additionally there are various issues such as the law enforcement support and
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