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    October 16, 2014
    Latino Voters and the 2014 Midterm Elections

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    Latino Voters and the 2014 Midterm Elections
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    Hispanics’ Views of Marijuana Legalization
    Hispanic Registered Voters Prefer Gun Control Over Protecting Gun Ownership
    Views of Abortion
    Hispanics Support Raising the Federal Minimum Wage
    Demographics of Eligible Voters, by Race and Ethnicity, 2014
    Latino Electorate in Midterm Elections, 1986-2014
    A Record Number of Latinos are Eligible to Vote … But Latinos are a Small Share of Eligible Voters in Key 2014 Races
    Latino Share of Eligible Voters in States with Competitive 2014 Senate Races
    Latino Share of Eligible Voters in States with Competitive 2014 U.S. House of Representative Races
    Latino Voter Turnout Rates Consistently Below Whites, Blacks in Midterm Elections
    Latino Voters’ Views on … Gun Control, Legalizing Marijuana, Abortion, Increasing the Minimum Wage
    Top 10 Congressional Districts by Share Latino Among Eligible Voters
    Latino Share of Eligible Voters in States with Competitive 2014 U.S. House of Representative Races
    Top 5 States by Growth in Hispanic Eligible Voter Population, 2006-2012
    Latino Share of Eligible Voters in States with Competitive 2014 Senate Races
    Latino Share of Eligible Voters in States with Competitive 2014 Gubernatorial Races
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