Kamala Harris needs Latinos to win the swing states. They say she has more to do

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Harris-Walz Campaign Manager Julie Chávez Rodriguez said Hispanic Heritage Month is an important moment for the campaign to leverage efforts to reach out to Latino voters "about the stakes of this election, how crucial their vote will be in deciding this race, and defeating Trump and his anti-Latino agenda.
52% : Trump has made steady gains with Hispanic voters, primarily among those without a college degree, a Pew Research study said.
50% : "I see the problem that we've been facing right now with the economy and everything, and I think he might do better work," said Mario Peralta, an artist in Allentown who supports Trump.
43% : Trump also secured the endorsement of Puerto Rican reggaeton star Anuel AA - a move to appeal to young Latino men, who lean more conservative.
40% : Trump has a long history of anti-immigrant rhetoric and hardline immigration policies as president.
33% : On the campaign trail, Trump has warned his base that immigrants are "poisoning the blood" of the nation and has promised a "mass deportation" of undocumented immigrants.
29% : "You have to do both," Lujan Grisham said, adding that Harris needs to make sure that Trump isn't "defining" her, before adding: "People want to know people's personal stories.

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