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(Video) Las claves para comprender el voto latino en Estados Unidos

La periodista mexicana Eileen Truax explica los matices de un electorado muy diverso que puede ser decisivo en estados como California, Florida y Texas

AUSTIN, TX - OCTOBER 13: Poll workers help voters inside a polling location on October 13, 2020 in Austin, Texas. The first day of voting saw voters waiting hours in line to cast their votes. Gov. Greg Abbott announced earlier this year that he would expand early voting for the election beginning on Oct. 13. Mail in voting began on Oct. 8 and has been part of a legal battle after Gov. Abbott declared each county may only have 1 mail in ballot drop off center, the ruling was later struck down in federal court but then the decision was upheld when a stay was ruled in the overturning. Sergio Flores/Getty Images/AFP
AUSTIN, TX - OCTOBER 13: Poll workers help voters inside a polling location on October 13, 2020 in Austin, Texas. The first day of voting saw voters waiting hours in line to cast their votes. Gov. Greg Abbott announced earlier this year that he would expand early voting for the election beginning on Oct. 13. Mail in voting began on Oct. 8 and has been part of a legal battle after Gov. Abbott declared each county may only have 1 mail in ballot drop off center, the ruling was later struck down in federal court but then the decision was upheld when a stay was ruled in the overturning. Sergio Flores/Getty Images/AFP SERGIO FLORES
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(Video) ¿Cuál es el peso del voto latino en las elecciones en EE. UU.?

Los latinos tienen un importante rol en las elecciones presidenciales en Estados Unidos, pues conforman la minoría étnica más grande del país.

Al menos 32 millones de electores están llamados a votar en los comicios del 3 de noviembre, disputados entre el republicano Donald Trump y su rival demócrata Joe Biden. Se trata de una cifra récord que representa un 13,3% del total de los votantes.

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