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Did Latinos affect politics or the other way around? Forum seeks clues
Latinos may be changing American politics more than politics is changing Latinos. To hear speakers at a Nov. 16 Georgetown online forum, politics is trying harder to bring Latinos into the fold. Jens Manuel Krogstad of the Pew Research Center, in his work studying Latino demographics and politics, noted that Latinos do not identify as strongly with either the Democratic or Republican parties as do other Americans. […]
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Latino voting takeways: More Hispanics backed Republicans, but not enough for a ‘red wave’ Read more at:
Latinos did not abandon Democrats on election day, but the results show Republicans might enjoy a new, higher level of support among America’s fast-growing voting bloc. Polls also reveal abortion and inflation took precedence in the minds of Hispanics when filling out their ballots. And while nothing is certain yet, there’s agreement that it’s time to retire the use of the “sleeping giant” cliche when describing Latino voters. […]
Republicans pushed hard for the Latino vote in Nevada and Florida, to mixed results
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