California Republicans See an Opening

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : That ballot measure would have denied people suspected of being undocumented access to public services, such as nonemergency health care and public education.
37% : "As you get to the second generation, Latinos who have gone to college or become middle class get more concerned about things like taxes and transportation issues, the cost of energy, and homelessness in their communities -- the typical middle-class issues a Republican can try to attract," he told me.
17% : Congressional candidates Mike Garcia in Los Angeles County, Michelle Steel and Young Kim in Orange County, and David Valadao in the Central Valley played up traditional Republican messaging on economic opportunity, taxes, and jobs while deftly mediating their relationship to the Trump brand according to how partisan their voters were.

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