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Latino Voters In Colorado Feel Ignored By Parties But Remain Determined To Influence Upcoming Election
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Status
Reported, not yet confirmed
Independent sources
3
First seen
Oct 19, 6:54 PM MDT
updated Oct 21, 12:16 PM MDT
Topic
Local News
Reported by KUSA (9NEWS NBC), The Colorado Sun and KMGH (Denver7 ABC), not yet confirmed.
What Happened
Latino voters could decide a key Colorado seat in the fight for US House control, KMGH reports. While these voters helped Trump return to the White House, they feel ignored by parties in Colorado but remain determined to influence the upcoming election, according to The Colorado Sun and KUSA.
Written by our system from the sources below (3), version 2, Oct 21, 12:43 PM MDT. Official warnings are never rewritten: they are quoted as issued.
- Latino voters could decide key Colorado seat in fight for US House control · KMGH (Denver7 ABC)
- Latino voters helped Trump return to the White House. What’s their next move in Colorado and other states? · The Colorado Sun
- Latino voters in Colorado feel ignored by parties but remain determined to influence upcoming election · KUSA (9NEWS NBC)
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How It Unfolded
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