Latino Voters Say the Economy Matters Most, but Wall Street's Gains Have Not Eased Their Cost-of-Living Concerns
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Latino voters say the economy matters most, but Wall Street's gains have not eased their cost-of-living concerns
Latino voters rank the economy and cost of living above immigration, with polling showing financial strain and a Democratic advantage as midterm voting begins nationwide.
The priorities of some 39 million American Hispanics with voting rights in the United States vary considerably according to their origin, age and place of residence. However, many of their concerns reflect those of the electorate as a whole. Economy, inflation and the cost of living are their main concerns, in a country in [...]
The Latino electorate comes to the mid-term elections on Tuesday, November 3, with a growing demographic weight. The Pew Research Center estimates that about 39 million Hispanics are eligible for citizenship and voting age in the United States, although that figure is not equivalent to the number of registered and [...] The post Nearly 39 million Latinos can vote in the United States: economy marks their priorities in the elections appeared firs…
Latino midterms vote driven by “economic discontent,” political analyst says
Hispanic and Latino voters could have an enormous impact on the midterm elections. Clarissa Martnez de Castro, vice president of the UnidosUS Latino Vote Initiative, shares her thoughts. CBS News 24/7 is the premier anchored... - Social News XYZ
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