VP Pence touts coalition of Latino support for Trump campaign in Miami ahead of Democratic debates
MIAMI — Vice President Mike Pence rolled out a coalition of Latino support for the Trump campaign in Miami on Tuesday, a day before Democrats are set to spar here in the first presidential debates of the 2020 cycle.
With strong messages on Cuba, Venezuela and “the cost of socialism,” the Trump campaign is hoping to chip away at the reliably Democratic-leaning Hispanic vote here. Florida isn’t just a critical battleground state in 2020. It is also home to more than 2 million Hispanic voters who can deliver 29 crucial Electoral College votes.
On Tuesday, Nuñez praised Trump effusively and was chosen to introduce the vice president to the stage.
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