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Hispanic Voters Will Grow in Influence, but for Now it’s the Aburrimiento that’s Growing

Hispanic Voters Will Grow in Influence, but for Now it’s the Aburrimiento that’s Growing

                                I have been reflecting on the unrealized but ever-expanding influence that Hispanics will have on our entire electoral process. The Economist recently published an article called “Throwing votes away.” It criticizes the Republican Party for losing steam with Hispanic voters since leaders such as George W. Bush made significant inroads with this group.[1] […]

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Immigrants and the US Census

The United States is a country of immigrants – even more so if they are counted successfully in the current 2010 Census. Extra efforts have been made to reach previously undercounted populations, including those arriving as migrants. One reason that recent immigrants are less likely to participate may be lack of information about the Census, […]

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