They're going to regret redrawing the Latino districts in

by Jack , Sunday, March 15, 2026, 08:23 (74 days ago) @ omahadomer

particular, I believe.

They made the mistake of thinking the Hispanic vote shift towards Trump in 2024 was permanent. The 2025 elections in New Jersey and Virginia showed it snapped right back. Yes, I know the Hispanic vote is not monolithic but polling shows in Texas the same thing is happening.

Both parties seem to miss constantly that it's just about the most "fluid" voting group in the country. Trump in 2024 didn't do any better than George W. Bush in 2004, and that didn't last in the next election either.

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I just voted for something I don’t want. - NDinVA, 2026-03-13, 11:18
- The Supreme Court could've slowed this down -- - omahadomer, 2026-03-14, 21:36
  - They're going to regret redrawing the Latino districts in - Jack, 2026-03-15, 08:23
    - I suspect that the Hispanic vote is more consistent - omahadomer, 2026-03-15, 13:35
      - Well said - Dallasdomer, 2026-03-15, 14:27
        
        Talarico probably can speak to them better then -- - omahadomer, 2026-03-15, 17:51
        
        I'm pretty surprised Trump hasn't yet gone all in for Cornyn - atxND, 2026-03-15, 18:50
        
        Trump isn't very strategic -- - omahadomer, 2026-03-16, 17:19
- Yep. Gerrymandering is a plague - Jack, 2026-03-13, 13:21
- Felt the same when I voted for it in CA - Captain Robb, 2026-03-13, 12:48
  - Unfortunately, almost all independent-comm'n states are blue - omahadomer, 2026-03-15, 13:47
- Adding to this. What is occurring in VA (similar to CA) - Joe I, 2026-03-13, 11:51
  - The one in Missouri is about as bad as it can get - Jack, 2026-03-13, 13:26
- Yeah. It's gross. But "When they go low, we go high" is - BillyGoat, 2026-03-13, 11:23
  - The 2 redeeming factors are - NDinVA, 2026-03-13, 11:51

the Polo Grounds

They're going to regret redrawing the Latino districts in