Rabbits among solar panels: Trump's Latino roundtable - Roll Call

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : "Trump, often flanked by Republican lawmakers, predicted the party could do very well in congressional races on Election Day.
66% : "We could end up surprisingly good," Trump said of GOP candidates.
59% : President Joe Biden won the nationwide Latino vote in 2020, netting 66 percent of those voters -- but Trump grew his Latino support to 32 percent, up from 29 percent in 2016.
48% : Head-to-head with Trump, Harris netted 56 percent of the bloc in the Times-Siena College poll, while Trump got 37 percent.
38% : "While Trump talked little about Latino voters, he did hit on some of his favorite topics: his opponents, diatribes about electric vehicles, solar-panel fields, California blackouts, the value of his properties in California, the southern border, the state of the economy, longtime "friends" -- and more."I really think the biggest problem facing the country is what they've allowed on the border," he said of the Biden-Harris administration.
36% : When actor Eduardo Verástegui recounted his personal story and talked about what Trump, during his term in office, did to help Latino Americans, the former president claimed there were 325,000 missing Latino children, blaming the Biden-Harris administration.
33% : No one knows who she is," Trump quipped.
31% : Trump has opted against releasing any recent medical records or reports.
30% : By the end of his response to Verástegui, Trump was ranting about transgender athletes playing women's sports, saying to applause: "On day one, I'm going to end it.
30% : Trump contended Harris is "further left" than Sens. Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, among the most progressive senators.
29% : "A national New York Times-Siena College poll of 902 likely Latino voters conducted Sept. 29-Oct. 6 found the community split on "deporting immigrants living in the United States illegally," as Trump has proposed: 48 percent were opposed, 46 percent were in support.
26% : Trump took questions from Latino voters at the event in Miami, which was rescheduled earlier this month due to Hurricane Milton.
23% : Trump did direct jokes toward Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., who joined several local GOP officials on stage with the party's standard-bearer.
18% : "Trump did not provide evidence to back up the Congo or other illegal migration-related claims.
15% : When other candidates were added, Harris dropped to 54 percent and Trump to 36 percent.

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