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Hispanic voters could sway the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections

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Millions of U.S. voters have become more entrenched in their party loyalties in the era of Donald Trump, but the large and growing Hispanic community has bucked that partisan trend. Its willingness to cast ballots across party lines has made the roughly 39 million Hispanic eligible voters a crucial demographic at election time, courted equally by Democrats and Republicans.

This continues an earlier story: Latino voters are now America's most important swing voters, with Democrats regaining many Hispanic voters' trust

Later: US midterm early voting surges past 43 million ballots · Momentum shifts toward Democrats in Arizona ahead of the 2026 US midterms

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    Reports that the large and growing Hispanic community has bucked the partisan trend of the Trump era, and that its roughly 39 million eligible voters are a crucial demographic at election time, courted equally by Democrats and Republicans.

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