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Candidates court Latino vote in US midterms
USRepublicans have made significant gains among Latino voters in recent elections.
But does that signal a lasting political shift?
In Houston, voters, community leaders and experts say the Latino electorate is far too diverse to fit a single political narrative.
This is why both parties are now competing fiercely for a vote that could help decide this year’s midterms.
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USRepublicans have made significant gains among Latino voters in recent elections.
But does that signal a lasting political shift?
In Houston, voters, community leaders and experts say the Latino electorate is far too diverse to fit a single political narrative.
This is why both parties are now competing fiercely for a vote that could help decide this year’s midterms.
USRepublicans have made significant gains among Latino voters in recent elections.
But does that signal a lasting political shift?
In Houston, voters, community leaders and experts say the Latino electorate is far too diverse to fit a single political narrative.
This is why both parties are now competing fiercely for a vote that could help decide this year’s midterms.
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