Gayle Sandoval speaks with Reuters about her political beliefs. REUTERS/Kevin Mohatt
Latinos are one of the swingiest demographics in the American electorate, polls show, their political allegiances tending to shift in rhythm with economic ebbs and flows.
They were a key part of US President Donald Trump’s winning coalition in the last election, and will be pivotal again this year as Democrats try to retake the House of Representatives.
However, while the president's support among Latinos has fallen, Democrats are struggling to win them back in competitive districts.
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