Latest / Turley Talks / Ep. 3908 GOP BLOWOUT! Republicans DEMOLISH Dems in Special Elections!!!
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- 0:21[SPEAKER_00]: The legacy media is trying to convince you that the midterms or foregone conclusion, that the Democrats are gonna trounce the GOP
- 0:29[SPEAKER_00]: as Trump's popularity plummets.
- 0:32[SPEAKER_00]: They told us that 2024 results were fluke, that voters are done with Trump and the GOP.
- 0:39[SPEAKER_00]: Well, last night, three special elections just blew that narrative apart into a thousand pieces.
- 0:50[SPEAKER_00]: Republicans didn't just win.
- 0:52[SPEAKER_00]: they dominated and they dominated with a demographic that the Democrats thought would be the key to their coming permanent majority.
- 1:02[SPEAKER_00]: in three heavily latino districts in every single race.
- 1:07[SPEAKER_00]: The Republicans didn't just hit Trump's 2024 numbers, they crushed them.
- 1:12[SPEAKER_00]: Make sure to stick me to the very end of this video because we got the race by race, break down the margin numbers that are astonishing and what all of this tells us about where the latino vote is really headed as we bear on toward the 2026 midterm.
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- 2:08[SPEAKER_00]: So, the Democrat Party has had a rough couple of months, and when I say rough, I mean catastrophically rough.
- 2:14[SPEAKER_00]: The legacy media has been working over time, trying to convince you that Latino voters are fleeing the Republican Party, that the ice raids, the tariffs, the Iran operation, all of it is supposedly sending Hispanic voters sprinting back to the Democrats.
- 2:32[SPEAKER_00]: And they've been pointing to a few concocted and fabricated data points to try to make that case.
- 2:38[SPEAKER_00]: Then we had last night.
- 2:41[SPEAKER_00]: Last night happened.
- 2:42[SPEAKER_00]: And last night, bottom line was a gut punch to that narrative.
- 2:50[SPEAKER_00]: Three major Republican victories last night in three heavily Latino districts.
- 2:58[SPEAKER_00]: And in all three races, Republicans didn't just win.
- 3:02[SPEAKER_00]: they exceeded President Trump's 2024 margins.
- 3:06[SPEAKER_00]: In fact, they blew it out of the water by double digits.
- 3:10[SPEAKER_00]: First up, the race for West Miami Mayor.
- 3:12[SPEAKER_00]: Now for those who don't know, West Miami is about as Latino as it gets in America.
- 3:17[SPEAKER_00]: We're talking to city that's roughly 90% Hispanic with the largest group being Cuban Americans.
- 3:24[SPEAKER_00]: It's the heart of South Florida's Cuban exile community.
- 3:28[SPEAKER_00]: These are people who know exactly what socialism looks like.
- 3:31[SPEAKER_00]: They fled communism, they got no interest whatsoever, and watching the Democrat Party drag America toward the same cliff, their parent and grandparents escaped.
- 3:41[SPEAKER_00]: And last night, the Republican candidate didn't just win the mayoral race.
- 3:46[SPEAKER_00]: He won it by a margin that was plus 11% over Trump's already.
- 3:52[SPEAKER_00]: incredibly strong 2024 performance in that district.
- 3:56[SPEAKER_00]: Trump won West Miami, if you don't know, by 31 points.
- 4:00[SPEAKER_00]: But the Republican mayoral candidate Eric Diaz Padrolln, he won at by 42 points at 11 point over performance 71 to 29.
- 4:10[SPEAKER_00]: It was an absolute blowout.
- 4:12[SPEAKER_00]: And the trajectory of Latino support towards the GOP, as we can see here, has only gone up, not down since 2024.
- 4:21[SPEAKER_00]: Second, the West Miami City Council election.
- 4:25[SPEAKER_00]: Now, same city, same demographics, same story, but if you can believe it, even bigger.
- 4:32[SPEAKER_00]: The Republican candidate for city council outperform Trump's 2024 margin by plus 18.
- 4:41[SPEAKER_00]: 18 points.
- 4:43[SPEAKER_00]: The Democrats wanted to flip a Cuban-American community in the shadow of Miami, and they got absolutely shellacked.
- 4:51[SPEAKER_00]: Again, in a district, that's over 85 percent Hispanic.
- 4:54[SPEAKER_00]: This is not a fluke.
- 4:56[SPEAKER_00]: This is a community doubling down.
- 4:59[SPEAKER_00]: And then there's the one that should really make Democrats lose sleep.
- 5:02[SPEAKER_00]: Real Rancho New Mexico.
- 5:05[SPEAKER_00]: Now we've been talking a lot lately about New Mexico because the otherwise reliably blue state has been trending very noticeably red of late with two demographics that have been shifting towards the GOP Latinos and the working class and low and behold, what do we have here?
- 5:25[SPEAKER_00]: The Republican candidate once again demolished his Democrat opponent in the Rio Ranch of mayoral race, outperforming Trump's 2024 margins by an astonishing plus 30 points.
- 5:40[SPEAKER_00]: 3 people in New Mexico and a heavily Hispanic working class district gang this, that's not a blip.
- 5:50[SPEAKER_00]: That's a realignment.
- 5:54[SPEAKER_00]: West Miami Mayor, plus 11 over Trump's margin.
- 5:58[SPEAKER_00]: West Miami City Council, plus 18 over Trump's margin.
- 6:03[SPEAKER_00]: Rio Rancho Mayor, plus 30 over Trump's margin.
- 6:09[SPEAKER_00]: It's not just a sweep.
- 6:11[SPEAKER_00]: That's a Democrat catastrophe.
- 6:14[SPEAKER_00]: That's a Democrat implosion.
- 6:17[SPEAKER_00]: Seriously, can you imagine?
- 6:21[SPEAKER_00]: What the headlines would be like this morning if the Democrats had one with over-performance as like that in three simultaneous special elections.
- 6:30[SPEAKER_00]: Now, a word of caution in all this.
- 6:33[SPEAKER_00]: We do not want to read too much into this for the midterms because special elections are not particularly predictive for midterm results.
- 6:42[SPEAKER_00]: So that's an important caveat here.
- 6:45[SPEAKER_00]: Special elections are just that, right?
- 6:47[SPEAKER_00]: They are special.
- 6:48[SPEAKER_00]: They're one-offs.
- 6:49[SPEAKER_00]: And they generally don't offer any real insights beyond themselves.
- 6:53[SPEAKER_00]: But that said, there is a key indicator here.
- 6:56[SPEAKER_00]: That's emerging in all three of these races that does indeed directly impact the midterms.
- 7:04[SPEAKER_00]: And I'm going to show you what that indicator is and precisely why it matters as the GOP prepares to defend their congressional majority just seven months from now.
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- 9:43[SPEAKER_00]: The battleground for control of the House of Representatives runs directly through Hispanic communities, swing districts with large Latino populations in Texas, Florida, Arizona, California.
- 10:01[SPEAKER_00]: They will indeed largely determine whether Republicans keep the majority or lose it.
- 10:07[SPEAKER_00]: The Democrats' entire midterm strategy is built on the assumption that Latino voters who went with Trump in 2024 are now largely coming home.
- 10:19[SPEAKER_00]: Remember the key to the Obama coalition was not black voters.
- 10:23[SPEAKER_00]: It was Latino voters.
- 10:25[SPEAKER_00]: Latinos voted for Obama to the one over McCain and Romney.
- 10:29[SPEAKER_00]: They were the difference, right?
- 10:30[SPEAKER_00]: It was a 70-30 split.
- 10:32[SPEAKER_00]: So that's why the Democrats were so desperate in opening the Southern border over the four years of Biden because they thought they were flooding the nation with the political demographic that would guarantee their perpetual rule.
- 10:45[SPEAKER_00]: And so they just assumed that eventually Latino voters would come to their senses and return to the Democrats especially if Trump is not on the ballot.
- 10:58[SPEAKER_00]: last night blew a massive hole in that assumption because what last night showed is that the shift isn't just about Trump being on the ballot.
- 11:10[SPEAKER_00]: It's deeper than that.
- 11:11[SPEAKER_00]: These are local elections.
- 11:13[SPEAKER_00]: There's no Trump at the top of the ticket pulling voters along.
- 11:18[SPEAKER_00]: These Republican candidates won on their own in heavily Latino communities and they won bigger than Trump did.
- 11:29[SPEAKER_00]: Now, the question, of course, is what's happening here?
- 11:34[SPEAKER_00]: What's driving this shift?
- 11:35[SPEAKER_00]: Why are Latinos overwhelmingly moving to the right?
- 11:40[SPEAKER_00]: And the data suggests it's not one thing.
- 11:43[SPEAKER_00]: It's a combination of factors.
- 11:45[SPEAKER_00]: It's the economy.
- 11:46[SPEAKER_00]: It's the concern over law and order.
- 11:49[SPEAKER_00]: It's the concern over immigration.
- 11:51[SPEAKER_00]: It's the concern over family values.
- 11:53[SPEAKER_00]: Right, Latinos are very socially conservative.
- 11:59[SPEAKER_00]: Edison Research found that in 2024 Trump won Latino men outright 54 to 44 percent, a massive swing from where things stood in 2020.
- 12:09[SPEAKER_00]: I believe it was a 40 point swing to the right, and Pew Research found Trump came close to actually winning the Latino vote outright in 2024.
- 12:19[SPEAKER_00]: Numbers, again, numbers that would have been utterly unthinkable just what 10 years ago.
- 12:29[SPEAKER_00]: But these are people who work with their hands, who run small businesses, who watch prices at the grocery store in the gas pump, who want their neighborhood safe, who want their kids to have a shot, the American dream, they want sanity from their leaders, and they've looked at the Democrat party and their issues, their policies of open borders and to fund the police and government dependency and woke ideology, and Latinos buying larger saying, no thanks.
- 12:58[SPEAKER_00]: No thanks.
- 12:59[SPEAKER_00]: And now they're even saying it louder.
- 13:02[SPEAKER_00]: Now, make no mistake.
- 13:04[SPEAKER_00]: The legacy media's already, oh, they're already trying to memory hole.
- 13:08[SPEAKER_00]: What happened last night?
- 13:09[SPEAKER_00]: Do a Google search.
- 13:11[SPEAKER_00]: You're not going to find the word on these elections.
- 13:13[SPEAKER_00]: Thank God for Elon Musk's ex.
- 13:16[SPEAKER_00]: Ex.
- 13:17[SPEAKER_00]: Again, just imagine if the results were reversed at the Democrats blew out the Republicans with margins that surpassed Obama's by double
- 13:28[SPEAKER_00]: It'd be on the front page of every failed news outlet.
- 13:32[SPEAKER_00]: So they're going to keep running their stories about how Latinos are fleeing Trump.
- 13:37[SPEAKER_00]: They're going to keep sighting or polling from showing a swing back toward Democrats.
- 13:43[SPEAKER_00]: You know, the same polls that told us that Kamala was going to win in a landslide.
- 13:47[SPEAKER_00]: But here's what they won't tell you.
- 13:50[SPEAKER_00]: Poling and voting are two very different things.
- 13:56[SPEAKER_00]: People can tell pollsters what they think they're supposed to say.
- 13:59[SPEAKER_00]: Pollsters can rig the polls in all kinds of ways.
- 14:03[SPEAKER_00]: But in the voting booth in West Miami in Rio Rancho, they pulled the lever overwhelmingly for the Republican, by wider margins than ever.
- 14:13[SPEAKER_00]: And that is the only data point that actually matters.
- 14:18[SPEAKER_00]: The GOP's Latino Coalition is not retreating.
- 14:22[SPEAKER_00]: It's consolidating.
- 14:23[SPEAKER_00]: and heading into November.
- 14:25[SPEAKER_00]: That's very, very good news for President Trump, for the Republican Party, and for the America first agenda.
- 14:33[SPEAKER_00]: So what do you guys think?
- 14:35[SPEAKER_00]: Is the Latino realignment real and permanent?
- 14:38[SPEAKER_00]: Is this a preview of November?
- 14:40[SPEAKER_00]: Let me know in the comment section below.
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