Latino vote, a sleeping giant, has been awakened

[Hortensis]

20. 33% of Hispanicss say the economy is the #1 issue.

Which one of the following issues will be the most important in deciding your vote for President in November 2016?

Jobs and the economy 33%
Immigration 17%
Education 16%
Healthcare 11%
Terrorism 9%
Foreign policy 4%
Global climate change 3%
Same sex marriage 1%
Other 3%
No opinion 2%

This was back in February. Same sex marriage is basically not an issue. No mention of abortion. I've read that Latinos are far more aware and accepting of the reality of global warming than the average American, but basically "it's the economy stupid," then a cluster of education, immigration, and healthcare.

Most Hispanics say the country is on the wrong track, and among Democrats Hispanics are more negative than the public overall - 46 percent.

Hispanics lean heavily toward supporting Democrats over Republicans - 51 percent to 14 for the GOP, but 32% say they are unsure whom to support. (14+32=46%!)

Yet, 74 percent of Hispanic voters say Trump's views on immigration are offensive, but only 29 percent of those who have heard about them say they represent the Republican Party overall. (There could be an unpleasant surprise in here. At least half of all Hispanics are conservative by nature, even if currently pushed away by the GOP.)

Clinton leads by 2 to 1 among Hispanic Democrats, but Sanders performs better with younger voters, 57 - 28.

82 percent of Hispanic voters want the next president to support a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and 43 percent would not vote for a candidate who opposes such a policy.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/wapo-univision-poll-2016/en/