

Cost Of Living, Personal Values Led Latino Voters To Trump
11 snips Nov 12, 2024
Latino voters reveal how personal values and economic concerns shaped their support for Trump, especially within a conservative church setting. Frustration with Biden's approach to inflation and cost of living issues is palpable. The podcast dives into the shifting dynamics between Latino voters and the Republican Party, examining how multi-generational priorities and religious beliefs influence choices. Immigration, often scapegoated in economic debates, adds another layer to understanding this evolving political landscape as the 2024 campaign approaches.
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Church Visit
- Sarah McCammon visited First Bilingual Christian Church in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania to understand why some Latinos voted for Trump.
- The church members, primarily conservative evangelical Latinos, cited economic concerns and values.
Raul de la Cruz's Vote
- Raul de la Cruz, a Dominican Republic immigrant, voted for Trump.
- He wasn't voting for a pastor but for someone who respects Christian values.
Edward Bonilla's Dilemma
- Edward Bonilla, a Dominican grocery store owner, was conflicted about voting.
- Trump's comments about Haitian immigrants bothered him, but economic concerns were paramount.