Posted: Apr 7, 2012 12:16 PM by CJ, AP LAS VEGAS (AP) – Nevada Republicans have begun to court Latino voters, but they aren’t softening their anti-illegal immigration rhetoric. In recent weeks, Sen. Dean Heller and US Rep.
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In state House District 43, JM Lozano, a one-term Democrat who switched to the Republican party last month, became for a couple days the incarnation of the two-party struggle for Hispanic votes. He said he was stung by comments from Democratic Party …See all stories on this topic »
Persistent efforts to push for legislation that disenfranchises many Hispanics and other minorities who lack transportation could do long-term damage to the Republican Party. For at least a generation, national Republican leaders and those in Texas …See all stories on this topic »
Other notables are that among one of the fastest growing voter segments, the Hispanic vote, Paul takes a full third of the Hispanic vote against the sitting President, with no other candidate able to come within 5 points of Paul’s Hispanic support.
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