How will the Latino vote affect the 2012 elections?
Latinos are the fastest-growing group in the United States. Some are new immigrants, some are born in the U.S. It's a complex group comprised of different ethnicities, faiths, political leanings, and economic situations. And candidates must increasingly stand up and take notice of how Latinos can affect their chance of getting elected. How do you think Latino voters will affect the elections in 2012? Click here to share your thoughts.
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