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82% of Latinos have an unfavorable opinion of Donald Trump.
82%.
81% of Blacks have an unfavorable opinion of Trump.
61% of women have an unfavorable opinion of Donald Trump.
Favorable ratings for Clinton, Biden, Trump and Bush - The Washington Post
1,005 adults, MoE = +/-3.5
Compared to Clinton:
68% of Latinos have a FAVORABLE opinion of Clinton. 79% of Blacks have a FAVORABLE opinion of Clinton.
And:
She is only slightly underwater with women, 48 to 51, -3.
For Bush, the Latino statistic looks much more promising for a Republican:
Among Latinos, 43 fav / 46 unfav is a damned good spread for a Republican.
And:
Bush is hurting evenly among males and females.
And Biden:
At overall 46/46, Biden is the only one of the four not underwater. He does much better with Whites than Hillary, but not as well with Latinos (49/35).
And:
His numbers among both genders is very, very consistent.
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One month ago, Trump's Latino numbers were 13 approve / 81 disapprove, -68, so both fav AND unfav have ticked up ever so slightly.
You can see other demographics at the link.
But overall fav/unfav:
Biden 46 fav / 46 unfav - TIE
Clinton 45 fav / 53 unfav, -8
Bush 38 fav / 55 unfav, -17
Trump 37 fav / 59 unfav, -21
Now, favorability is not = to electability, but a 67 point hole is hard to climb out of with any demographic group.
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