there. Dan Rossmiller from the Wisconsin Association of School
Boards, thanks for your time. >> Black and Latino voters will
play a key role in who wins the white House. A recent report by
PBS NewsHour shows Donald Trump is gaining the support of more
Black men this election cycle. Murv Seymour has more on efforts
to win over Black and Latino voters in Wisconsin.
>> We can't survive four more years of Joe Biden. We need
President Donald Trump. >> Welcome to the last outdoor
rally Donald Trump held in Wisconsin.
saying hello, Wisconsin. Hello. Great state. I've had great.
We've had great success here. What a crowd. What a crowd.
>> And Trump's message is a crowd pleaser here.
>> After we win the presidency, I will have the horrible war
between Russia and Ukraine settled with only a few Black
and Latino voters in attendance. Because if you look at the
Hispanic population, the former president talks directly to this
minority group of voters who overwhelmingly and traditionally
tend to vote for Democrats. >> Trump is trying to buck the
trend with voters of color. But is it working?
>> If you look at the Black population, they're voting for
Trump. They're voting for Trump. You you look at you. You Thank
you. I like that person right there.
>> Hilario Deleon is the first Latino chairman of the
Republican Party of Milwaukee County, and he's the youngest.
He passionately works the crowd at rallies like this to ignite
enthusiasm for Donald Trump, who he believes offers a lot to
Black and Latino voters, especially when it comes to jobs
and the economy. being left behind by the
Democrat Party. They feel like the party is gone way too far to
the left, and they want to just kind of return back to the
middle. They may not like his personality, but if there's one
thing that they do say is that he brought us jobs and he put
money in our pockets and we were able to, you know, have, you
know, better life under him than under the previous
administration. blocks away. He tells me he's
brought his young son to teach and expose him to politics so he
can one day vote with his conscience.
politics I didn't understand. I said, well, whatever they do is
fine with me. But when you have children and a family, you
understand that? Wait a minute now. I can't afford paying all
this for the gas. When it was Leow for the food and the eggs
when it was low, and now it's high. Why is it high?
>> Sporting is Donald Trump wanted for president? Shirt
Phillips Brookshire is a walking billboard for the Trump
campaign. He says he's been supporting Republican candidates
since the days of Ronald Reagan. If he could have things his way,
I wish more Black people would pay attention to their own
hearts and stuff. >> And don't go by the media and
don't go listening because of, what their grandfathers and
grandmothers said. Vote Democrat. Don't do that. Vote
for somebody that that has ideas that are really out here to do
something to help you to connect with more voters in Wisconsin,
the Republican and Democratic parties both have set up offices
in Milwaukee's inner city, targeting Blacks and Latinos.
>> Gracias por la vida. Salud y fuerza.
>> Welcome to Milwaukee's south side.
Sin su voto, no tienen voz. >> Without your votes, you have
no voice, he says. >> We have a chance to shape the
direction of our nation, and Latin culture.
>> Imagine being able to just talk to three people, a week,
maybe change one person's mind a week. You could literally be the
difference surrogates of the Harris Walz campaign have come
to Iglesia del Dios Vivo Church to speak directly to Latino and
Black voters in this blended neighborhood.
a una persona. Qué VA no quiere a Los latinos? Quiere divisione?
>> Tonight's message is in English.
something is right now. We don't want to wait until November 6th
and Espanol. >> Let's get out here. Let's get
the vote. Gracias. And God bless you. Thank you.
>> If the election is close, voters in this room could be
some of those who decide who wins.
it's going to come down to the Black and the Latino vote coming
together and talking together is an excellent way to improve our
chances of the Black and Latino vote. Doing it for Harris and
Walsh as a Latino person, I would say it's important to vote
for the candidate that is going to, you know, be open to
diversity and to community and people of various cultures.
>> Good evening. >> Milwaukee during the
Democratic National Convention, Vice President Kamala Harris
brought her message of a proposed tax cut for the middle
class and $25,000 in down payment assistance for first
time homeowners to the Fiserv Forum Arena in downtown
Milwaukee. While she doesn't say it, it's a message meant to
speak directly to middle class Black and Latino voters.
>> The high cost of housing understanding so many people are
trying to fulfill the American dream, and we need to give
people help to get there. >> Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier
Johnson resists the assumption that Black Latino voters will
automatically support the Democrats. But he says he hasn't
met any Black voters in Milwaukee who support Donald
Trump. >> That's why the vice president
today is leaving her own convention, the DNC in Chicago,
coming to Milwaukee, coming to the most diverse community in
the entire state of Wisconsin and saying, hey, we see you. We
value you. And I want to earn your vote.
>> People go there from Wisconsin.
our great country. Bountiful Black and Latino
voters in Wisconsin is hardly over. Some wonder just how many
more times will we see this team of candidates here in this
crucial swing state to win over crucial swing state to win over