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Latino Vote Doubles in 2030: As Many as 40 Million Hispanic Voters Could be Eligible to Vote in 18 Years

As many as 40 million Hispanic voters could be eligible to vote in 18 years

Arizona Election Results 2012: Sheriff Joe Arpaio Reelected, Indicates Future Talks with Latinos on Illegal Immigration Crackdown

But he pledges to keep his policies up

2012 Election Results: Latinos' Role on Election Day Driven by Immigration Reform; Will Washington Reform Policies After Record Turnout?

Record surge in Hispanic vote could force Washington's hand in passing comprehensive immigration reform

Swing States 2012: Record Latino Turnout on Election Day Could Swing Florida, Nevada, Virginia and Colorado for President Obama

High Hispanic voting turnout could give Obama Florida, Nevada, Virginia and Colorado.

219,000 Latinos Nationwide May Not Be Able To Vote on Nov. 6, 2012: Report

New report points finger at tougher voting laws in Florida, other key states as culprit

Latest Swing State Polls: Obama, Romney Scramble for Florida Latino Voters as Final Debate Draws Closer

Two polls show Presidential race tight in both swing states leading into Monday's final Presidential Debate

Latinos Could be Key Voters in Swing States Florida, Colorado, Nevada

Races are tight in those three key swing states

Presidential Polls 2012: Obama Leads Among Latinos, But Dips Among Hispanic Evangelicals and Protestants, According to Survey

President's approval lower outside of Catholic Hispanics

Election 2012: Republicans "Doomed" If They Alienate Latinos, Says Karl Rove, Former George W. Bush Advisor

Former key Bush adviser speaks on need for GOP to court Hispanics

US Approves Thousands of Immigrant Youths For Deferred Action Program

More than 4,500 youths now allowed to work legally in the U.S.

Hispanic English Proficiency: Which of the Ten Largest Metropolitan Areas has the Highest Percentage?

A new study by the Pew Research Center shows that San Antonio hosts the highest percentage of Hispanics, ages 5 and older, which are proficient in English.

Half of American Hispanic Population Centralized in 10 Metropolitan Areas, Says the Pew Research Center

A study conducted by the Pew Research Center claims that 45 percent of America's Hispanics are spread out in only ten metropolitan regions in the nation.

Study: Cancer is Now #1 Disease Causing Death Among Hispanics Living in the U.S.

The American Cancer Society (ACS) has released a new report that found that cancer has surpassed heart disease as the leading cause of death among Hispanics in the United States.