Trump visits New Mexico, aims to win over voters in historically Democratic state

Former President Trump visited New Mexico, a state that has leaned Democratic for nearly 20 years, predicting he could win its electoral votes. This marks his first trip to the state in five years. Trump's rally in Albuquerque aimed to strengthen his appeal to Hispanic voters, despite facing backlash from some Latino communities. Recent polls show Vice President Kamala Harris with a slight lead over Trump in New Mexico. Democrats criticized Trump's visit as a waste of time, asserting that voters will reject his message. However, local Republican candidates believe his presence could energize their base and attract independent voters.