Latino voters could decide control of Congress. Here's what's shaping their choices
New polling shows Democrats with a substantial lead among Latino voters ahead of the midterms. But interviews in Texas reveal sharply different views on immigration, economic concerns and frustration with both political parties.
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What happenedLatino voters could decide control of Congress. Here's what's shaping their choices.
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Latino voters could decide control of Congress. Here's what's shaping their choices
New polling shows Democrats with a substantial lead among Latino voters ahead of the midterms. But interviews in Texas reveal sharply different views on immigration, economic concerns and f...
