The other key vote will be the Roman Catholic vote.
Historically it has gone to the democrat candidate more than the gop-e candidate.
IIRC only four times since 1952 has the Roman Catholic vote gone to the gop-e candidate.
IF those two demographics support Trump the race is over.
There were all wrong.
Based on the article above, Trump may get as little as 7% if you take into account the margin of error.
In addition, we are lectured all the time here to not believe polls, but we seem to have a weakness when polls show what we want to believe.
I assume Trump will receive more than 8% in 2020, but not much more. W received 11% I believe, and that sounds about right.
Every Catholic I know under 80 years old IS PRO trump.