Trump courts Black, Hispanic votes in South Bronx rally: New York is 'going red very, very quickly'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "Every single human, warm-blooded American in this country, understood that he was the epitome of success," Solis said of Trump.
57% : Trump is hoping to capitalize on Black and Hispanic voters -- a key demographic that the candidates need to harness for a November win.
53% : "I'm going to make a play for New Yorkers," Trump told reporters outside the construction site of the new JP Morgan Chase Building in Midtown, Manhattan last month.
50% : It would be a challenge for Trump to take New York -- a state that has voted for the Democratic presidential candidate in every election since 1988.
49% : Solis said he views Trump as a prominent New York fixture and that he hopes to galvanize several of his community members and neighbors.
47% : In the past couple of weeks, Trump has visited a Harlem bodega, Manhattan construction site and paid tribute to first responders in midtown Manhattan.
19% : Anti-Trump protesters clashed with Trump supporters outside of the rally.
18% : Democratic Assemblywoman Amanda Septimo, who represents the Bronx, said people "will not stand by as Donald Trump tries to distort what our community and its residents represent.

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