Trump narrows gap in heavily Latino Texas county that Clinton won by 79%
Overall, Trump was projected to win the state and had a 6% lead as of 1 a.m. ET with just over 80 % in
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President Trump has made up a lot of ground in Starr County, Texas, since 2016 in what once a Democratic stronghold, according to results from the Texas Secretary of State's Office.
In 2016, Hillary Clinton won the county 79% to Trump’s 17% but in 2020 former Vice President Joe Biden only won by 5% - 52% to Trump’s 47%.
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Starr is the most Latino county in the country, according to statistician Thao Nguyen.
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“We are witnessing a dramatic and historic realignment,” she tweeted. Recently, Trump has been doing better with Latinos, especially Cuban and Venezuelan Americans who helped him gain strength in Florida.
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Overall, Trump was projected to win the state and had a 6% lead as of 1 a.m. ET with just over 80 % in