New Hampshire Sets Up Nevada’s Latinos to Shape White House Race

*That Trump is unpopular among Latino voters has been the truth since the day he announced his candidacy. That Hillary has been popular among many Latinos is a historic fact. The question in the next 10 days is if Bernie can use his momentum to move Latinos away from Hillary. Also, there’s a cadre of young Latino voters, new to the process, who are already on Bernie’s side. I think the Hillary folks are realizing that the Bernie campaign is for real. VL

By Suzanne Gamboa, NBC News

Donald Trump’s win in New Hampshire served notice to Latino voters that his candidacy is alive and well, along with the anti-Mexican rhetoric on which he established his run for the White House.

After being slightly subdued by his second-place finish in Iowa, Trump sealed his front-runner status early in New Hampshire with more than a third of the vote.

On the Democratic side, Bernie Sanders, a senator from next-door Vermont, won as expected, but did so by a wider margin than Hillary Clinton had hoped, 60 percent to 39 percent, with about three quarters of precincts counted late Tuesday.

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