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Meanings of hispanic voters in English

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Usage of hispanic voters in English
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Some Hispanic voters said O'Rourke was just what the state needed.
Reuters
2
He has a really hard time with Hispanic voters, people think.
The new yorker
3
Rubio is a Cuban-American who could help the party appeal to Hispanic voters.
Reuters
4
Both parties have rising stars who can appeal to Hispanic voters.
Reuters
5
Trump's remarks on Friday could hurt him further with women and Hispanic voters.
Reuters
6
Nationally, Obama leads Romney among Hispanic voters by as much as 40 percentage points.
Reuters
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Democrats have had trouble turning out Hispanic voters in Texas, a state of 26 million.
Reuters
8
Republicans know that they have to find a new way to appeal to Hispanic voters.
BBC
9
Rubio would have the ability to engage Hispanic voters.
Reuters
10
Martínez-de-Castro has spent the past 20 years trying to increase engagement among these young Hispanic voters.
The Guardian
11
Had Bush signed that legislation, Republicans would have given themselves a fighting chance with Hispanic voters.
The Guardian
12
The technology helped the campaign target rival Hillary Clinton's base of Hispanic voters and female voters.
Wired
13
Opinion polls show Hispanic voters overwhelmingly support Obama.
Reuters
14
Hispanic voters also trended right in battleground states.
NY Magazine
15
Hispanic voters have deserted Mr Giuliani in droves.
The Guardian
16
Talks about the higher percentage of black & Hispanic voters in the primary, but the regular.
The new yorker
This collocation consists of:
Hispanic voters through the time
Hispanic voters across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare