Trump swings through New Mexico, declaring 'I love the Hispanics'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : ""So if I did nothing else," Trump said, "at least the Hispanics are going to say, 'We love this guy,' because I've set so many records."
68% : I love Hispanics," Trump said, after quizzing the crowd on whether they prefer the term "Latino" or "Hispanic" -- with the latter winning.
60% : "Trump, who had swapped his usual red Make America Great Again cap for a black and gold one, proceeded to assert that "Hispanics love Trump" and that he likes them back, that they're "entrepreneurial as hell" and they "work their asses off.
54% : The rallies in blue-leaning states come on the heels of events Trump held recently in Coachella, California and in New York City -- rallies that drew scores of enthusiastic local supporters, but were also largely designed to send a message to a national audience about his appeal to traditionally Democratic-voting groups.
53% : In the final stretch of his 2016 run, Trump carried out an even more feverish campaign schedule that included stops in Albuquerque and in Leesburg, Virginia, among other visits to blue-leaning states he didn't win, like Colorado, Maine, New Hampshire and Minnesota.
50% : At his rally in Albuquerque, Trump declared that he believes "Colorado's going to vote big for Trump, too," and said in New Mexico, he would "win a record share of the Hispanic American vote.
48% : National polling averages show Harris ahead of Trump by slightly more than 6 points in Virginia and by 7 points in New Mexico.
47% : Trump was interrupted on multiple occasions by aircraft flying over, prompting him to remark on the style.
39% : Trump has continued to make gains with Hispanic voters this election, while Democrats have faced slightly diminished support from voters of color, according to public polling.
35% : "I'm here for one very simple reason," Trump said, speaking to a crowd gathered on a tarmac, where his plane landed minutes earlier.
24% : "New Mexico is going to go back to a level of poverty, and going to wipe out 35 percent of your state's budget on day one," Trump claimed would happen if Harris is elected.

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