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<blockquote data-quote="MAKAVELI" data-source="post: 3133261" data-attributes="member: 43825">I did.Wrong.<a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/11/11/in-record-numbers-latinos-voted-overwhelmingly-against-trump-we-did-the-research/" target="_blank">In record numbers, Latinos voted overwhelmingly against Trump. We did the research.</a>Latinos voted overwhelmingly for ClintonNationally, Clinton received a record-high 79 percent to 18 percent for Trump, with 3 percent voting for one of the third-party candidates. This 61 percent gap is the largest we have recorded at Latino Decisions, outpacing the <a href="http://www.latinodecisions.com/files/9313/5233/8455/Latino_Election_Eve_Poll_-_Crosstabs.pdf" target="_blank">2012 Obama advantage over Romney</a>, at 75 to 23 percent.That varied by state. Latino support was at 88 percent in New York, and well above 80 percent across every state except for Florida. In Florida, influenced by the more conservative Cuban vote, Clinton won 67 percent and Trump 31 percent — which still gave her a large increase over Obama, who won Florida Latinos 58 to 40 percent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MAKAVELI, post: 3133261, member: 43825"] I did. Wrong. [URL="https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2016/11/11/in-record-numbers-latinos-voted-overwhelmingly-against-trump-we-did-the-research/"]In record numbers, Latinos voted overwhelmingly against Trump. We did the research.[/URL] [B]Latinos voted overwhelmingly for Clinton[/B] Nationally, Clinton received a record-high 79 percent to 18 percent for Trump, with 3 percent voting for one of the third-party candidates. This 61 percent gap is the largest we have recorded at Latino Decisions, outpacing the [URL='http://www.latinodecisions.com/files/9313/5233/8455/Latino_Election_Eve_Poll_-_Crosstabs.pdf']2012 Obama advantage over Romney[/URL], at 75 to 23 percent. That varied by state. Latino support was at 88 percent in New York, and well above 80 percent across every state except for Florida. In Florida, influenced by the more conservative Cuban vote, Clinton won 67 percent and Trump 31 percent — which still gave her a large increase over Obama, who won Florida Latinos 58 to 40 percent. [/QUOTE]

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