Texas was going to turn blue but then Roe vs. Wade was overturned

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20. After reading a number of the political reports . . .

This is exactly the problem. No demographic group can be treated as a monolithic voting block; Hispanic voters are no different. What appeals to one segment is a loser for another. In Florida, for instance, you have Puerto Rican, Latin American, Cuban and Mexican voters, all with distinct backgrounds, expectations and concerns. So, a tailored messaging strategy is important, as well as language appropriate advertising for our candidates.

The Republicans got a jump start on this in Florida; they courted the Hispanic electorate and spent wads of money in the process. Even though they lied their asses off, they got results.

It's something Dems need to learn from and act upon in future races.