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Like eager but awkward suitors, Barack Obama and John McCain are working hard and sometimes fumbling in their efforts to court Hispanic voters who could swing November's presidential election.
Voting by Hispanics surged in the last congressional elections, showing strength that could swing this year's presidential vote in closely contested states like Colorado, Nevada and New Mexico.
Hispanics are returning to the Democratic Party after several years of drifting toward the Republicans, with many saying Bush administration policies have harmed their community, a poll showed Thursday.
Senator McCain, Be a Champion, Not a PoliticianSenator McCain, has taken his deception in a new direction this week, launching a TV ad in Spanish, blaming Obama and the Democrats for the death of comprehensive immigration reform. Is it true?
5 Voting Groups to Watch this Presidential Cycle: Women, Hispanics, African Americans, Evangelicals, and the young could have an impact*** Hispanics
The Emerging Minority: Hispanic-Americans and the 2008 ElectionsWhy have Hispanic voters chosen Hillary Rodham Clinton over Barack Obama by large margins?
South Texas Hispanics Face a Tough Choice in Primary - New York Times"The lines to get into the plaza went more than a mile," said Mr. Davila, showing photographs his assistant had taken at the Obama rally held less than half a block from his pharmacy. "The crowd was one-third white, one-third black and one-third Latino.
Super Tuesday, Latino watershedA surge in new citizenship and voter registration among Latinos combined with the highly competitive primaries on Super Tuesday to make this presidential election season a turning point in national Latino political influence.
Spanish TV puts '08 hopefuls into a bindUnivision, the nation's largest Spanish-language TV network, has presented the '08 presidential candidates with a problem.
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