Gene Locke and the Latino Vote

We have plenty of evidence from the precinct level data, that Locke's brown-black coalition did not materialize, with only the black portion of the coalition showing up for him at the polls. I did a quick analysis of the total votes in some East End precincts:

Precinct	Brown	Morales	Parker	Locke
9	37	31	66	50
10	57	65	39	27
11	44	36	61	32
19	40	21	82	48
24	12	0	18	60
26	56	48	118	50
27	98	83	176	116
62	95	64	44	26
64	62	48	40	38
65	66	79	66	33
66	13	17	23	46
69	22	33	9
72	69	66	90	67
79	124	71	91	21
154	40	38	50	53
207	55	59	145	71
218	113	88	182	64
226	63	41	56	24
530	16	38	35	16
560	52	16	32	12
Totals	1134	926	1423	854
%	25.56%	20.87%	32.07%	19.25%

In this East End precinct set, Parker took the most votes with Locke taking the least - 13 points behind.

I found this posting called "Latinos for Locke" on Mary Benton's On the Beat blog curious, especially this:

"We haven't seen his opponent in our neighborhood," said one of the speakers.

Three things:
1. The restaurant, El Jardin, where "dozens of people packed into," (looks like 24 at best, to me) is in precinct 65 where the result was:

Morales: 31%
Parker: 26%
Brown: 26%
Locke: 13%

2. Also, I'm curious where folks think SEIU and HOPE (Annise Parker supporters) blockwalked and talked to Latino voters. I'll take a wild guess: East End, maybe?

3. I saw Annise Parker with my own eyes at a party in the East End held by Rick Noriega.

Marc Campos has more (where he shows that Parker probably got the greatest share of the Latino vote  city-wide and Locke the least), as does Stace here and here (where he makes a good point that Morales' Latino vote share may have been Republican Latinos, not Latinos voting according to last name.)

Next up: Locke's African American-Republican pincer strategy also didn't work. What's left for Locke to do in the runoff? Turn out the African American vote in even larger numbers and . . . and what?

That's the real question: And, what? Early voting begins three weeks from today on November 30th, so Locke is going to have to implement the "and what" strategy very quickly. Got any ideas of how Locke can win? Leave them in the comments!