Democrats Are Outspending Republicans Three to One in Spanish Language Advertising

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Pew Research Center: Most Latino voters say the Democratic Party cares about them and works hard to earn their vote. Democrats are outspending Republicans three to one in Spanish language advertising, according to reporting by Politico. So there's not much of an expectation that this community center or even knocking on doors will sway a huge number of Hispanic people to vote Republican in this election. But if you could gain a few percent among groups like the less Latino and Hispanic community that which has grown in this district, like it has everywhere else in the United States, you can have big time pay off.

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