Sentences with phrase «hispanic voting bloc»

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The GOP establishment is terrified that Trump, with his intemperate remarks about Mexican «murderers» and «rapists,» will make Hispanics another monolithically Democratic voting bloc.

Liz adds: (The fact that she led the change against US Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor as counsel of the Judicial Confirmation Network particularly worries some GOP chairs who don't want to alienate Hispanic voters — a very important voting bloc, particularly as the Senate majority hangs in the balance).

In the most recent, a Marist poll released last week, Spitzer led Stringer 48 - 36 among likely voters, and he held impressive leads among African - American and Hispanic voters, crucial voting blocs in the Democratic primary.

Among those writing letters to hotel management are the eight - member state Senate Independent Democratic Conference, the leader of the mainline Democratic Conference, and the chairman of the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, a powerful voting bloc at the Capitol.

Hispanics are a must - have voting bloc for Obama in almost every battleground his campaign aims to win.

Notably, Hispanic support of the standards is 34 points higher than Hispanic opposition in this crucial electoral voting bloc.