MSNBC Host Shocked By Trump’s Surge Among Hispanic Men

MSNBC host Alex Wagner appeared to be surprised Tuesday night by former President Donald Trump’s surge among Hispanic men according to an exit poll.

Trump gained support among both Hispanic and black voters in polling released prior to Election Day, largely due to issues such as the economy and immigration. Wagner read exit poll data to a panel that included former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele, Voto Latino CEO Maria Teresa Kumar and MSNBC host Symone Sanders-Townsend.

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“We have some national, broad national polling about exit polling, about Harris’s strength among Latino men and they seem to be breaking for Donald Trump which is a very big difference from 2020 when they broke for Joe Biden by I believe 23 points, they may be breaking for Trump by as many as 10 points, again this is early, early, early, but can you talk to me about your thoughts on those numbers, for a state like Pennsylvania where there is a huge Latino population,” Wagner asked Kumar.

While Vice President Kamala Harris regained some support from Hispanic voters in pre-election polling since replacing President Joe Biden at the top of the Democratic ticket, she still lags