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    October 29, 2014
    Latino Support for Democrats Falls, but Democratic Advantage Remains

    A Quarter of Latinos Know Someone Deported or Detained for Immigration Reasons in the Last Year

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    A Quarter of Latinos Know Someone Deported or Detained for Immigration Reasons in the Last Year
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    Latino Support for Democrats Falls, but Democratic Advantage Remains
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    Democrats Have Wide Advantage among Latinos, but Share of Vote is Down from 2010 … As is the Share of Latinos that Identify with or Lean Towards the Democratic Party
    Larger Share See No Difference Between Parties When it Comes to Concern for Latinos; But Democrats Still Dominate
    Latino Split on President’s Decision to Delay Executive Action for Unauthorized Immigrants
    Immigration is not a Deal-Breaker Issue for Many Latino Registered Voters
    Latino Voters are Just as Motivated to Vote in 2014 as They Were in 2010 … … and Have Given as Much Thought to the Midterms in 2014 as They Did Those in 2010
    Share of Hispanics Saying They Will Vote Unchanged Compared with 2010
    Who is Likely to Vote among Hispanic Registered Voters
    Hispanic Registered Voters and Interest in the 2014 Election
    Decline in Support for Republicans Among Latinos
    Congressional Vote Preference among Latino Registered Voters, 2014 and 2010
    Half of Latinos Want Their Congressman Re-Elected, But Just One-Third Want to See Most Members of Congress Re-Elected
    Hispanics More Positive about the Nation’s Direction than U.S. General Public
    Latinos Split on Nation’s Direction Overall, but Some Subgroups are More Dissatisfied than Others
    Obama job approval among Latinos
    Most Latino Voters See Little Change in Community’s Situation Compared with One Year Ago
    Larger Share of Latino Voters See No Difference between Parties in Concern for Latinos; but Democrats Still Dominate
    Democrats Seen as More Concerned for Latinos than Republicans across Most Latino Demographic Subgroups
    Affiliation with Democratic Party among Hispanics Has Leveled Off, Republican Party Is Gaining Ground
    Party Affiliation in 2014, by Demographic Group
    Top Issues for Latino Registered Voters
    Top Issues among All Latinos
    Most Latinos say Immigration is an Extremely or Very Important Issue
    Democrats Seen as Better on Most Issues Among Latino Voters
    Most Latino Registered Voters Say it is Important that Immigration Legislation Pass Soon
    Who Is to Blame for Not Passing New Immigration Legislation?
    Latino Voters’ Views on Obama’s Decision to Delay Executive Action on Deportation Relief
    Latinos’ Views of Obama’s Decision to Delay Executive Action on Deportation Relief for Unauthorized Immigrants, by Demographic Subgroups
    Latinos Prioritize Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants More than U.S. General Public
    Across Latino Demographic Subgroups, Most Prioritize Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S.
    Among Latinos, Relief from Deportation Still Seen as More Important than Pathway to Citizenship for Undocumented Immigrants
    A Quarter of Latinos Know Someone Deported or Detained for Immigration Reasons in the Last Year
    Most Latinos Disapprove of Obama’s handling of Deportations
    Demographics of Hispanic Registered Voters
    2014 National Survey of Latinos details
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