Schiller: Latino Voters Show Enormous Mobilization

The transcript discusses the significant voter turnout among Latinos and Asians, particularly in Florida, and the potential impact on GOP constituencies. It highlights the changing dynamics of the Asian voting bloc, which is becoming more diverse and politically influential. The discussion also covers polling inaccuracies and voter behavior, with a focus on hidden Trump support. Economic implications of the election are considered, noting that major trends are unlikely to change regardless of the winner. Finally, the transcript places the election in historical context, comparing it to past elections in terms of tactics and partisanship.

What is a significant factor in the increased Latino voter turnout in Florida?

• A new voting law

• Economic incentives

• Increased political mobilization

• Higher education levels

How has the Asian voting bloc changed in recent years?

• It has become more politically unified

• It has grown and diversified

• It has become less educated

• It has decreased in size

What is a potential reason for discrepancies in polling data?

• Changes in voting laws

• Inaccurate voter registration

• Social desirability bias

• Technical errors in polling machines

What economic trend is likely to continue regardless of the election outcome?

• A major stock market crash

• Steady economic growth in the low twos

• A rapid increase in unemployment

• A significant drop in interest rates

How does the 2016 election compare to past American elections?

• It is less partisan

• It is more vulgar and honest

• It has fewer accusations

• It is less competitive