Kamala Harris's presidential campaign has faced heavy criticism over its handling of voter outreach since the November 5 elections, especially when it came to Black and Latino communities. President-elect Donald Trump, on the flip side, saw historic gains, winning around 42% of the demographic's support and conquering the Latino male vote bon his way to The White House.
Perhaps nowhere was that gap noticeable than in the heavily-coveted swing state of Pennsylvania, where analysts warned for weeks prior to the election that Dems were not doing enough to engage its 580,000 registered Latino voters. Trump eventually won the state, and its 19 electoral votes, by more than 100,000 votes.
