There are not enough white people for Trump to win

[question everything]

say the pundits. And, indeed, when one looks (or makes oneself to look) at a Trump rally, all one sees are white faces.

So it is not clear why some polls show him winning. Of course, a lot can happen from now to November still..

[w4rma]

1. Poll: Over 4 in 10 Hispanics view Clinton unfavorably

The former secretary of State trails far behind President Obama when it comes to favorability among Hispanic voters. Seventy-two percent in the poll said they view Obama favorably, while only 26 percent expressed an unfavorable opinion.

The favorability numbers for Trump are far worse than Clinton's. Seventy-four percent said they view the businessman unfavorably, while 23 percent had a favorable opinion of him.
http://hill.cm/I7HFoko

[question everything]

3. Thus, it is up to us to present them with a very clear choice

"unfavorable" Clinton, or deportation Trump.

And, yes, staying home, means Trump in the White House.

[question everything]

5. As a Texas governor, he got many of the hispanics votes

at least from Texas and, perhaps, neighboring states.

[hack89]

4. Don't forget the BernieBros will do their bit to help. nt

[kcjohn1]

6. You forget most people of color are in blue states

To start with the country is already 70% white.

Secondly, majority minorities are in very blue states (CA, NY, IL). Majority of AAs are in southern states where there is no hope of winning.

The very important and swing states in this cycle (OH, MI, PA, WI, NH, IA, FL) are 80%+ white.

Romney was 1 or 2 million of votes away from winning the whitehouse despite historically low numbers with people of color.

[muriel_volestrangler]

7. Here's a poll from today:

Trump is winning 57 percent of white voters, while Clinton gets just 33 percent. For purposes of comparison, Obama in 2012 lost the white vote, 39 percent to 59 percent. Among nonwhites, Clinton is at 69 percent while Trump is at 21 percent. Four years ago, Romney got 19 percent of the nonwhite vote.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/poll-election-2016-shapes-up-as-a-contest-of-negatives/2016/05/21/8d4ccfd6-1ed3-11e6-b6e0-c53b7ef63b45_story.html?postshare=891463921854786&tid=ss_tw

[pampango]

8. That's what the GOP's own post-mortem of 2012 stated. Donald is trying to prove them wrong

one last time before demography catches up to republicans.