With Congressional races heating up more every day, the Latino electorate plays a key role in dozens of districts where the opposition has hopes for change. The big question is whether Latinos are feeling the same enthusiasm and will turn out to vote in unprecedented numbers. Polls taking the pulse of the Latino electorate have offered differing accounts. Professor David Ayón, director of the polling agency Latino Decisions, says that the outcome depends on campaigns and political parties that so far have hardly invested on Latino voters.
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