Will More Immigrants Change Electoral Outcomes? (Lessons from Hoover Boot Camp) | Chap 1

Although many believe that minority and immigrant voters will realign national politics in a progressive direction, the reality is more complicated. In fact, the political future of America is not predetermined by demographic changes. While voters may be diversifying, the change is too slow to make a dramatic impact on any single election.
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Additional Resources:
Read “Winning California’s Latino Vote,” by David Leal. Available here: bit.ly/2RaT9YO.
Read “One in Four Latinos Voted for Trump Last Time. They’ll Likely Do So Again,” by Álvaro J. Corral and David Leal. Available here: wapo.st/3aPx5Ko.
Is America’s Latino vote the “sleeping giant” the media predict it will be every four years? David Leal explains in the Area 45 podcast. Available here: hvr.co/3tdhxGN.
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A nicely nuanced discussion of this concept. Thank you so much for spreading this!