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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Hispanic vote is 'UP FOR GRABS': Univision CEO on on the top issues for Latino voters

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A new survey finds that affordability is the top issue for Latino voters heading into the midterms leading many to shift toward democratic candidates. The Hart Research/Televisa-Univision Battleground Poll of registered Latino voters across 17 competitive House districts reveals Democrats hold a solid lead over Republicans on the generic congressional ballot: 58% to 35%. The CEO of Televisa-Univision, Daniel Alegre joins Morning Joe to discuss the Latino vote and why he says it’s still very much ‘up for grabs.’

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AXIOS (Russell Contreras) - GOP's Latino gains fade as deeper gender and generational divides emerge

Latino voters swung sharply toward Republicans in 2024. Now, much of that gain is fading as gender and generational divides widen. Why it matters: The GOP breakthrough two years ago hasn't produced a uniformly more conservative Latino electorate, as Democrats have regained ground in polling this year. - But an Axios analysis of recent polls shows Latino voters aren't simply swinging right, then left. The data show Latino politics fragmenting from within, as young Latino men and women increasingly split over immigration, President Trump and democracy. By the numbers: Democrats lead Republicans 56%-29% on the generic House ballot among 1,353 Latino registered voters in seven battleground states, according to a new bipartisan BSP…

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YOUTUBE (CNN) - Could Latinos flip this Colorado district blue?

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Colorado’s 8th Congressional District is a battleground: evenly divided politically, 40% Hispanic and critical in deciding control of Congress. John King talks to voters to explore whether the Latino trend toward President Donald Trump continues.

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WASHINGTONPOST (Sammy Westfall) - Democrats approve 2028 primary calendar that puts South Carolina first

South Carolina would hold its primary on Jan. 22, 2028 under the Democratic National Committee’s plan. Nevada would follow on Feb. 1. The plan aims to give a bigger voice to Black and Latino voters.

What is the stated goal of the Democratic National Committee's 2028 primary calendar plan?
The plan aims to give a bigger voice to Black and Latino voters.
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What is the scheduled date for the Nevada primary under the Democratic National Committee's 2028 calendar?
Nevada is scheduled to hold its primary on Feb. 1, following South Carolina.
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Which state will hold its primary on January 22, 2028, according to the Democratic National Committee’s plan?
South Carolina will hold its primary on Jan. 22, 2028, as the first state in the approved 2028 primary calendar.
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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Only 30% of New Yorkers Supporters Mamdani’s Democratic Socialists.

Roughly half of New Yorkers are opposed to the Democratic Socialists of America, according to a new poll.

A new poll has revealed the significant opposition to the far-left Democratic Socialists of America in New York State, with support for the organization largely concentrated among young, low-income voters in New York City. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Roughly half of New Yorkers are opposed to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), according to a new poll, while less than a third positively support it. DETAIL: A Siena University poll released on Wednesday revealed that 47 percent of New Yorkers hold an unfavorable view of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a far-left political organization taking over the Democrats from within. The poll also revealed that only 30 percent of New Yorkers view the DSA favorably, and 23 percent…Open

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NYTIMES (Bayliss Wagner and Ruth Igielnik) - Why Were Polls So Wrong in the Wisconsin Governor’s Race?

Francesca Hong, the democratic socialist running in Wisconsin’s Democratic primary for governor, had a double-digit lead in polls as recently as last week. Then she lost. What happened?

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