The Rev. Arturo Laguna leads a largely immigrant church of about 100 followers in Phoenix. His job as a pastor, he says, gets complicated come election season.
Laguna's church, Casa de Adoracion, is in Arizona — one of seven closely watched swing states that could possibly decide the next president. It is also a microcosm of the larger Latino evangelical Christian community in the U.S.
The soft-spoken Laguna says, for the members of his congrega…

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Latinos are the fastest-growing group of American evangelicals. According to a 2022 Pew Research Center survey, 15% of Latinos identify as evangelical Protestants. They are an influential voting bloc, particularly

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Associated Press The Rev. Arturo Laguna leads a largely immigrant church of about 100 followers in Phoenix. His job as a pastor, he says, gets complicated come election season.  Laguna’s church, Casa de Adoracion, is in Arizona — one of seven closely-watched swing states that could possibly decide the next president. It is also a microcosm of the larger Latino evangelical Christian community in the U.S.  The soft-spoken Laguna says, for the memb…

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The Rev. Arturo Laguna leads a largely immigrant church of about 100 followers in Phoenix. His job as a pastor, he says, gets complicated come election season.  Laguna’s church, Casa de Adoracion, is in Arizona — one of seven closely-watched swing states that could possibly decide the next president. It is also a microcosm of the larger Latino evangelical Christian community in the U.S.  The soft-spoken Laguna says, for the members of his congre…

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Latino evangelicals are an influential voting block; both parties have tried to attract them over the past two election cycles, neither with notable success, according to religious and community leaders.

Los evangélicos latinos son un bloque de votantes influyente; ambos partidos han intentado atraerlos durante los últimos dos ciclos electorales, ninguno con un éxito notable, según líderes religiosos y comunitarios.

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Latinos are the fastest-growing group of American evangelicals. According to a 2022 Pew Research Center survey, 15% of Latinos identify as evangelical Protestants. They are an influential voting bloc, particularly in swing states. Both major parties are vying for their votes this election year when margins in the presidential election are expected to be thin. However, Latino Christian faith leaders say their communities don’t feel like they belo…

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