Pennsylvania's Latinos could be key to deciding who wins the presidency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : He said he was leaning toward Trump because he felt "the economy was better" during his presidency.
62% : "Dominguez-Villegas said even as Trump and the GOP have started to see more support in the Latino population writ large, the Puerto Rican vote has stayed pretty consistent in its support for Democrats.
58% : Rodriguez said he's knocked on doors in both Black and Latino neighborhoods in his ward and he hears a lot of support for Trump, particularly when it comes to the economy.
46% : he was able to fix a lot of problems and give a lot of opportunities to Hispanic people," he said in Spanish.David Rodriguez, a ward leader for the Republican Party in Philadelphia, said he also used to be a Democrat but has been supporting Trump for the past few elections.
33% : "You know that Trump... didn't help anyone in Puerto Rico when that all happened," Rivera said in Spanish to Noreima Paulina, in reference to Hurricane Maria, which caused massive destruction on the island in 2017.

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