Is the Bronx really 'MAGA country?' Here's how the borough voted in past elections

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Based on earlier reporting by USA Today, there are signs that Trump has the potential to improve his standing.
50% : That was similar to shifts nationally that showed movement toward Trump among voters of color, particularly Latinos and especially Latino men.
49% : During his speech, Trump, the businessman and self-proclaimed billionaire, told the predominantly young and male crowd that he would "get the job done" if elected back into the White House in November.
42% : Rep. Byron Donalds, a Florida Republican raised in Brooklyn, was the only elected official to join Trump on stage.
30% : This year, polling has shown Trump with a greater share of Latinos and young voters than he had in previous elections, although there are also signs that support is slipping.

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