Both Republican and Democratic presidential candidates are eager to capitalize on this group.
Why you ask? According to anaylists and experts...
Hispanics are the nation's biggest minority group. Although they are only 9 percent of the nation's eligible electorate, they say Hispanics could play a pivotal role in the battleground states like Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado and ****Florida****.
Some are skeptical of the Latino voting power though. Those Hispanics who are eligible to vote have not turned out in significant numbers in the past.
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