Expert Explains What Over 80% Of Hispanic Voters Would Like To See A Presidential Candidate Do

Clarissa Martinez, the Vice President of UnidosUS, joined "Forbes Newsroom" to discuss the Hispanic vote going into the 2024 election, the key issues for that group, the diversity many ignore among this crucial electorate, and more.

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[michelemarie]

MAGAaaaa BABY! ALL PATRIOTS ABOARD THE TRUMP TRAIN

[matth]

Thanks to Biden I make six figures and can’t even afford health or dental care.

[stangman]

As a six figure self employed professional my health insurance for two is $2, 000 monthly with an outrageous deductible. On top of business expenses and taxes my income isn’t nearly what you’d expect

[hrod]

How about a political system that doesn't see race?

[JosesRants]

Como Hispano nada que ella a dicho es lo que estamos pensando.
As an An American of Hispanic origin, Nothing she said is what any Hispanic thinks.

[kevinhealey]

The majority of the Hispanics living in the US are good decent people and are not for of letting everybody and anybody cross the border.

[optimusprinceps]

Viva Trump! 🦅 Viva La Trumpistas! 🦅🇺🇸🦅 Latinos y Latinas por Trump!

[Gottavom]

Something like 80 or 88%. Yeah, I guess sometimes I also like to make up stuff off the top of my head.

[omarfierros]

Black Donald J Trump not okay work vote 2024