REPORT: Texas early voting data suggests Hispanic voters shifting parties
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Early voting analysis in two primarily Hispanic counties along the Texas border suggests Republicans are outpacing Democrats in voter enthusiasm and perhaps turnout, and Hispanic politicians in the state tell Fox News that its indicative of a larger trend.
A report from the political consulting company Ryan Data & Research shows that Republicans are 76% of the way to matching 2018 turnout in Cameron County, Texas along the southern border with Mexico with eight days remaining until Election Day. In Hidalgo County, which also sits on the border with Mexico, turnout is 65% of the way to matching 2018.
The article goes on to state the following:
On the Democrat side, the party is only 59% of the way to matching 2018 turnout in Cameron County and 47% of the way in Hidalgo County.
The report explains that early voting data shows a growing percentage of Hispanic voters now supporting Republican candidates – in areas that have previously been controlled by Democrats.
Republican candidate for Texas Land Commissioner Ben Armenta said he believes that the Republican message of family values, border security and cracking down on crime is resonating with voters.
https://t.co/gL1DH0ptpO Ignore The Realignment at your own political peril, Democrats #TX15 #TX28 #TX34
— Will DiBugno (@DCLongIslander) February 23, 2022
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