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Latino voters turned out in record numbers for the Republican Party in this year’s election, providing a significant boost for GOP candidates including President-Elect Donald Trump and Texas Senator Ted Cruz. Analysts point to the GOP’s targeted messaging on economic issues and border security as key factors that resonated with Latino voters, especially in Texas. This trend was particularly evident in South Texas, where Trump secured a victory in Hidalgo County, a region with a strong Mexican American presence that had previously favored Democrats.
The shift is. . .
