Latinx Voters Will Be a Core 2020 Voting Bloc. Are Democrats Paying Enough Attention?
Latinos are projected to account for more than 13 percent of eligible voters in 2020 — slightly more than the share of black voters.
Latinos are projected to account for more than 13 percent of eligible voters in 2020 — slightly more than the share of black voters.
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