claim: says that in texas, republican nominees "get 40 percent of the latino vote on average."
author: karl rove
evidence_1: nov 9, 2018 ... democrats appear poised to pick up between 35 and 40 seats in the house,  once the ... in the border states of california, arizona, new mexico and texas. ...  with democrats winning 69 percent of the latino vote nationwide, slightly ...  martha mcsally, the republican nominee for senate, to tack to the right, ...
evidence_2: karl rove · says that in texas, republican nominees "get 40 percent of the  latino vote on average." — politifact texas on tuesday, june 4th, 2013. mostly  true.
evidence_3: nov 4, 2018 ... texas republicans believe ted cruz was beatable — if only his ... nomination,  he registered at 44 percent; in july, the same poll .... this is how democrats win  in red states—not by painting bold .... as a result, republicans have typically  captured roughly 40 percent of the latino vote in texas. .... get over it.
evidence_4: dec 22, 2016 ... but for some background, 48 percent of eligible hispanic voters ... lopez says it's  highly likely latino turnout saw a small uptick this ... roughly 30 percent of  hispanics chose a republican candidate in each of the last three election cycles.  .... "i understand mexicans when they get offended," guerrero said.
evidence_5: nov 9, 2016 ... the hispanic vote continued growing, but a surprising number supported the ...  get the news ... hispanics favored democratic candidate hillary clinton 65% to  29%, ... of the hispanic vote, which was later revised down to 40% once more ...  in diminishing republican leads in states like arizona and texas.