Why Rubio and Cruz could lose the Latino vote in a general election
“In two days of interviews, not a single Mexican said he or she supported Rubio or Cruz, and even some Cubans said they don’t plan to support either Cuban American candidate,” writes The Washington Post‘s Mary Jordan, who traveled to Las Vegas to speak with Latinos and Latinas about the 2016 Republican presidential election.
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