Thread by @USPatriotDude90

That's true, Jeremy. But ultimately, the part of my point you may be missing to a degree is this: just because an area doesn't have a Latino *majority* does *not* automatically mean that we can't gain useful information out of it when it comes to the Latino vote.....

https://twitter.com/rainbow_jeremy_/status/1364291828795777025

because very often, you can, unless the Latino population in said area is really, really small in proportion to the overall population.

Now, it may be true that GA Latinos may vote slightly differently than, say, NY Latinos, or TX, AZ, CA, or FL Latinos. No dispute there. But very strong similarities do remain, by and large, hence why we can safely extrapolate on possible future voting patterns.....

.....of the Latino population *in general* for the most part, albeit with a few exceptions(biggest one I'm aware of would be the Cuban-American community in Fla.).