Mobilizing opportunities: the evolving Latino electorate and the future of American politics

Christina E. Bejarano

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Reporters, campaign consultants, and political scientists have all struggled to keep pace with Latinos' rapidly evolving place in American politics. As the Latino population grows and evolves, rese...

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