These numbers probably reflect the poor Republican candidates more than any sort of significant Hispanic trend to the Democrats, correct? But it'll be interesting to see when (if?) the Republicans start trying to appeal en masse to Hispanics, and what exactly that appeal entails. I mean, if they're ever pulling numbers like these twenty years from now, they're screwed.
Republicans are not going to win the bulk of Hispanic voters with "trickle-down" economics or with anti-education stances. If anything that is one way in which to lose.
