[ansel12]

So I think the relevant identifying characteristic that determines Hispanic voting behavior in the southern states is more racial and economic than religious.

If that were true then Hispanic voters would not divide by religion, they would both vote the same.

[Texas Federalist]

Unless Protestant Hispanics have higher incomes and are better educated (I don’t know the answer). Why do 2 out of 3 Protestants vote Democrat in Massachusetts, while a majority of Catholics vote Republican, even in the most Democratic state that was the home of Kennedy. Why do the same religions vote so differently in different parts of the country if religion is the primary indicator of voting behavior?