Presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney appears at a campaign event at El Palacio de los Jugos, on Aug. 13 in Miami. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
Soon-to-be official GOP nominee Mitt Romney faces a significant uphill climb with Latino voters, according to a weekly tracking poll released Monday, showing just how much he still has to prove this week at the Republican National Convention.The tracking poll -- the first of its kind from Latino Decisions and ImpreMedia this election cycle -- found President Barack Obama at a 39-point lead over Romney, with 65 percent of Latino voters saying they would reelect the president over 26 percent who prefer Romney
they don't seem to understand theycan't be them demonizing, and condescending to wanting to shoot and electrify people and then in the 11th hour proclaim your love for them and expect a "all is forgiven". not showing good leadership quality,unless they only intend to lead those of their own? just sayin'
The polling figures are roughly consistent with other polling on the Latino vote this year, all of which shows Obama at a significant lead. The poll from Latino Decisions and ImpreMedia, like others, also found Obama with a huge lead among Latino voters on personal favorability -- 74 percent see him favorably versus the 27 percent who view Romney that way.
maybe they feel ok with this after all it beats the hell ot of 0%.
