Bad news is on the horizon for Democrats with one of the demographics they regularly exploit and take for granted.
Republicans have now established a 9-point national lead among Hispanic voters, according to a Wall Street Journal survey. The same poll showed the GOP has more than doubled support in the black community to 27 percent,
The poll, conducted for the newspaper by Democrat firm Impact Research and GOP firm Fabrizio, Lee & Associates from March 2 to March 7, surveyed 1,500 registered voters and has a 2.5 percent margin of error.
The two parties were tied in November with Hispanic voters, according to the same poll.
Among black voters, Republicans have more than doubled their support since the November survey.
Democrats generally need close to or greater than 90 percent of black voters and a much stronger performance among Hispanic voters to win elections.
How did Republicans make such a dramatic turnaround with minority voters? Rob Kendall explains in the clip below.
