Nevada's Latino voters are demoralised. Their votes could decide the presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : But his views - and political strategy - changed with his electorate.
56% : Trump, meanwhile, came to campaign in East Las Vegas last week.
53% : "I predict that the Hispanic support for Donald Trump is just going to get better and stronger, it's going to grow," said Jesus Marquez, a Las Vegas-based political consultant and Trump surrogate.
50% : I'm not going to go on a date with a dude that is below my standards.
38% : Still, Marquez said that he'd advise the campaign to focus on economic issues, school choice and religious liberties - all issues with which Trump could compellingly appeal to conservative Latino voters.
36% : This week's elections aren't exactly competitive, and will inevitably move Joe Biden and Donald Trump toward a rematch in November.
34% : Reid began his congressional tenure hawking harsh anti-immigration policies and fought to end birthright citizenship.
24% : "For me, Trump is chaos," said Beatriz Bedoya, 78, a volunteer with Make the Road Action who has already begun a personal canvassing effort to convince her 21-year-old grandson to vote.

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