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Colorado’s Latinos overwhelmingly back Obama, but whether they vote is another question

Global Politics

Latino activists are working hard to get Hispanics registered to vote in time for the November elections. According to figures, that community breaks overwhelmingly for President Barack Obama, but in the last election they didn’t turn out in great numbers to vote in the last election. Will that change?

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Colorado’s Latinos Favor President Obama, But Will They Vote?

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Colorado and Connecticut primaries underway

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Back-room deals in the Colorado senate race?

Global Politics

Is it true that the White House is engaging in dubious political tactics, or is this sort of partronage commonplace in Washington? Peter Baker of our partner, The New York Times, has the latest on this developing story.

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