Well, howdy there, internet people, it's spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about new information on how Trump lost the Texas district.

Recently, we talked about Democrat Taylor Ramett, winning Texas Senate District 9 in a landslide. The Ruby Red District went heavily

for Trump in 2024, when he won by 17 points. But now it went about 14 points for Democrats.

We've been talking about how Trump's policies are driving away the Latino vote, and how that definitely played a factor in the District 9 election.

Now we have the hard numbers.

Vote Hub says it looks like Remet captured about 79% of the Hispanic vote across the district.

Harris only got 53% in 2024. Precincts that are majority Hispanic swung toward the Democratic Party candidate by an average of 34 percentage points

when compared to 2022. That's the last time the seat was up for grabs. On top of that,

a Texas Tribune analysis suggests in precincts that are 60% or more Hispanic, remet won by an

average margin of 59 percentage points.

That's more than double what the Democratic Party's candidate got in 2022.

Across the district, four out of five precincts shifted towards the Democrats.

That's a big deal because it suggests the shift isn't limited to the Latino vote. In fact, the Vodhub analysis shows that when compared to 2024, Hispanic voters shifted toward Democrats

by 25.8%. White voters shifted that way by 17.3%.

Asian voters by 11.7 and black voters by 5.2.

It's worth noting that black voters in the district already went 82.2% for Democrats in

2024.

These numbers really throw the Republican gerrymander into question.

A swing like this statewide would be absolutely devastating.

Republicans leaned heavily on Latinos during the redistricting because exit polls showed Trump

captured 55% of Texas's Latino vote in

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