Marco Rubio is supposed to be the GOP's Great Hispanic hope, but the polling firm Latino Decisions finds that
Hispanics aren't biting:
This past November we asked 4,200 Latinos who voted in the 2014 midterm elections
whether they had a favorable or unfavorable view of Rubio. Nationally,
only 31 percent had a favorable view (12 percent "very favorable", and
19 percent "somewhat favorable") while 36 percent hold an unfavorable
opinion of the Senator (22 percent "very unfavorable", and 14 percent
"somewhat unfavorable"), a net of -5....
In competitive states where Latinos comprise a significant share of
the active and eligible electorate, Rubio's numbers remain in negative
territory. In his home-state of Florida--where Latinos are a critical
component to this famously competitive state--Rubio's favorables reach
only 39 percent, compared to 42 percent unfavorable; a -3 net result.
Similarly, his unfavorable share is just over 40 percent in North Carolina and Nevada.... READ MORE
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