Latino evangelicals are a growing voter bloc as parties vie for their support

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : "Rodriguez has advised President George W. Bush, Obama and Trump and has witnessed firsthand the political growth and evolution of Latino evangelicals.
51% : "I think that the candidate that is closest to the values that we support as Christians would be Trump," he said.
46% : Although Latino evangelicals had traditionally narrowly sided with Democratic presidential candidates, including expressing more support for President Barack Obama than Republican Mitt Romney in 2012, a majority of Latino evangelicals backed Trump in 2016 and 2020.
43% : Rodriguez predicts that over 70% of Latino evangelicals will end up voting for Trump.
34% : He went as far as predicting that a majority of Rodriguez's followers are hesitant to openly say they will be voting for Trump this November.
33% : Edickson Martinez, who has not always identified as a Republican, is clear-eyed about his decision to vote for Trump.

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