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Hispanics favored Obama over McCain by 67 to 31 percent.(The Week)(Barack Obama and John McCain)(Brief article)
Hispanics favored Obama over McCain by 67 to 31 percent. As a disproportionately low-income group that values social services, they start out leaning toward the Democrats. They favored them more in this election for the same reasons that most groups did. The perception that Republicans are hostile to immigrants doubtless increased these tendencies still further, but must have played a relatively minor role. In any case, if Senator McCain, a co-sponsor of legislation granting amnesty to illegal immigrants, cannot overcome this perception, then no ...
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