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Welcome back to a numbers game with Ryan Gurdowski.

Thank you all for being here.

So I have some polling data that I think you'd like to hear and then I want to get to the main topic to discuss.

But on the polling data, a poll from Equist research came out.

Now, this is a liberal polling firm that specializes in American Hispanics and the Hispanic vote.

And they're not the most accurate.

They did estimate that Trump was going to lose the Hispanic vote in swing states by 18 points in 2024,

and he only lost them by 10 points.

So it's not a great firm, but they put out some data that I think is important because no one

else has put it out so far. So I want you to take it with a grain of salt, but understand it's

important. It may be like, you know, liberal wishcasting, but they're the only

ones asking this question as we go into the 2026 election. So the poll looks at Latinos that voted

for Biden in 2020 and then Trump in 2024. So the first part of the poll is they looked at Latinos

that backed Trump in 2024,

and they find that they are less likely to show up in 26 than Latinos that voted for Harris.

Now, that shouldn't be shocking because Trump's support came from younger men.

It came from people without college degrees, people who don't vote as often, low propensity voters. So it's not

surprising that they're not showing up in huge numbers like maybe college educated Latinos are

or Latino senior citizens or women. The poll also finds that Latinos disapprove of Trump's

tariffs and his handling of the economy. Now, once again, that's also not surprising because

it's in line with every other poll.

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