The latest data from the Latino Decisions tracking poll shows 77.5% of Latino registered voters support the DREAM Act amendment, versus just 11.5% who oppose. The new data come from updated tracking poll interviews collected September 17-23, 2010, the week during which the DREAM Act amendment faced a procedural vote in the Senate. At the same time, the Democrats saw a favorable turn in perceptions that they were working on immigration reform. Last week, our data indicated 61.1% of Latinos felt Democrats were either ignoring or blocking immigration reform; which dropped to 53.8% this week. Likewise, the percent who thought Dems were actively working on passing reform went up from 25.7% to 30.8% in one week.
However, the question remains if Reid’s push for the DREAM Act was too little too late? While an overwhelming majority support the effort, we find relative stability in the two-party vote choice for 2010 congressional midterm elections. Overall, 53.1% said they will vote Democrat (51.1% last week, and 53.6% two weeks ago) compared to 20.4% who will vote Republican (21.6% last week), with a large percentage still stating undecided. The record for Democrats is indeed mixed, as a recent L.A. Times/USC survey conducted by Latino Decisions suggests. On the one hand, our California poll found similarities to the national tracking data with Democrat Jerry Brown leading 54% to 28% among likely Latino voters. On the other hand, Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer has staked out a very wide lead among Latinos in California 66% to 26%. While each state has a different election environment, the national tracking poll data still provides important insights on a week-by-week basis, and on that front, Democrats have yet to make significant moves over the past five weeks.
Latino voters continue to rate fixing the economy and immigration the top issues heading into the November election. While Congressional approval continues to suffer, standing at 41.9% approve, President Obama remains more popular among Latinos with 67.4% somewhat or strongly approving of his job performance. Republicans continue to suffer losses among Latino voters, with 71.3% now saying they are “less excited” about the GOP today as compared to last year. On September 6, our tracking poll reported 63.2% were less excited about the GOP, leaving their image worsening among Latino voters heading into October.
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Hey, You played by the rules, and now those who wish to circumvent the law wish to convince you that they should be afforded the same opportunity as you. Well, they do not deserve special treatment under the law!
Should the DREAM Act pass, no additional burden will be placed on the economy, and the estimated 2.1 million students who will gain legal status will contribute around 3 trillion to the economy over a span of 40 years or so.
NO BURDEN on the economy. They would have to pay tuition at state universities.
Just saying.
As it should be. You played by the rules, and now those who wish to circumvent the law wish to convince you that they should be afforded the same opportunity as you. Well, they do not deserve special treatment under the law. I should think that any person who went through the process of our State Dept. to become a citizen deserves more than for their achievement to be cheapened by the stroke of a pen. That is actually pretty sick.
the only thing which needs to be fixed, with regard to our immigration law…..is that it must be enforced. You keep calling it reform….when what you mean is make a bunch of criminals legal citizens. And, the answer is no. We fell for this once before. Never again. Direct your anger towards those who brought you here illegally. It is not America’s, or Americans’ faults. We are not here to save you and give you a bunch of handouts. Go home, and if you wish to come to the U.S then do so legally.
this poll are misleading they asked people about immigrants so people favor it but when they asked about illegal immigrant they vote against it when they asked me i asked them what kind of immigrant they were talking about legal or illegal they would not give an answer and usually they only poll illegal or recent immigrant but when they poll Hispanic american that been here for 2 or more generation they vote against amnesty of any kind to illegal
But of course LATIONS are for the dream act.
Your Headline did not say if they were LEGAL US IMMIGRANTS or US CITIZENS.
ILLEGALS and LATINOS not living in the USA should not have a vote, only US Citizens should be allowed to vote, and that includes NON LATINOS.