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Poll Shows Shift in Latino Voter Support in Competitive House Districts

A recent poll by Hart Research for TelevisaUnivision shows that Democrats have gained significant support among Latino voters in competitive House districts, leading 58% to 35% over Republicans. This marks a shift from the 2024 election, where support was more evenly split. The poll indicates that dissatisfaction with economic issues and Trump's immigration policies may be influencing this change.

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A recent poll by Hart Research for TelevisaUnivision shows that Democrats have gained significant support among Latino voters in competitive House districts, leading 58% to 35% over Republicans. This marks a shift from the 2024 election, where support was more evenly split. The poll indicates that dissatisfaction with economic issues and Trump's immigration policies may be influencing this change.

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Exclusive poll: GOP's gains among Latinos fade in House battlegrounds

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Poll Shows Shift in Latino Voter Support in Competitive House Districts