In The New York Times, David Leonhardt looks at some of the reasons that Hispanic voters are less and less likely to vote Democratic than they were just six years ago.
Distinctly Catholic: Analyses of U.S. "Latino electorates" take into consideration varied nations of origin, the age of voters, issues of concern beyond immigration and race — but religious identification gets ignored.
Distinctly Catholic: If by "Catholic vote" you mean those who vote this way or that way because they are Catholic, a quick examination of the shifting landscape shows there is no such thing.
Michael Sean Winters rounds up political news and commentary: Good ideas for public housing; what Watergate tells us to expect today; Hispanic Republicans; Netanyahu indicted.
NCR Today: The problem that Trump has is that Latinos are here to stay. Their population continues to grow. Every month, thousands of Latinos turn 18 and many will register to vote.
