The 'untouched mass power' of Latino voters could be the secret to a Biden victory
Pennsylvania is a must-win battleground state if the Democrats are to reclaim the White House, and the Latino communities could play a crucial role if they vote
Nina Lakhani in York and Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
Tue 13 Oct 2020 02.00 EDT
Carlos Ivan Robles will vote for the first time next month because his life depends on it.
Robles, a 51-year-old Puerto Rican whos lived in eastern Pennsylvania for almost three decades, suffered a stroke in 2014 and relies on Obamacare to cover medical bills and prescription charges he cannot afford.
Ive never registered to vote before. It never interested me. But we have to get rid of Trump. Without Obamacare I couldnt pay for my medications, said Robles, a former auto body painter.
Robles isnt alone in fretting about healthcare. According to the Pew Research Center, healthcare is a top election issue for three quarters of Latino voters the countrys fastest growing racial and voting demographic.
More:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/oct/13/biden-latino-voters-could-be-key-for-biden-victory