Trump has made gains with Latino men -- why they're voting red and how Harris is addressing it

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Huemac Badilla, 54, who voted for Trump in 2016, 2020 and again this year, said he can remember attending his very first Trump rally in 2015.
57% : "I remember I was unemployed when he [Trump] was when he first got office, and I always had job offers.
51% : He said he watched Harris' interview on Fox News, but nothing she says would change his support for Trump.
46% : And the feeling among some voters that they were economically better off four years ago than under the Biden-Harris administration is a sentiment that Trump has campaigned on and Harris has been addressing in her campaign.
41% : While Vice President Kamala Harris led Trump among Hispanic voters overall, 54% to 40%, each candidate got 47% support among Latino men, a marked difference from the 26-point lead Harris had among Latinas.
34% : "In my eyes, Trump is the antithesis.
13% : In the September NBC News poll, Trump had a lead over Harris among Latino voters on the economy, inflation and securing the border, while Harris led on all other issues including getting the country in the right direction, dealing with the issue of abortion, dealing with crime and having the right temperament to be president.

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