Hispanics Quickly Rise in Politics Yet Vote Rates Lag
An Associated Press analysis notes Hispanics, the nation’s fastest growing minority, face barriers to voting. Many are citizens but unaware where to vote or blocked by language, with turnout far below the national average. In New Jersey a battleground unfolds as GOP and Dems court Hispanic voters ahead of 2002 and 2004 races.
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Ex-sergeant with secrets to share faced espionage charge
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