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fujiyama

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15. Yep, CO as well

Thu Jul 5, 2012, 12:43 AM

Jul 2012

The few months I was living there, I noticed quite a few Latinos. I've also noticed that here in SC... On the other hand, I did not notice the Latino population growth as much in the midwest, and the Detroit Metro area in particular (of course, there is little population growth in general in that region).

This interactive map is interesting and it kind of confirms my own observations having lived in different parts of the country the last several years:

http://www.npr.org/2011/10/10/141130042/interactive-how-latinos-are-reshaping-communities

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"...Romney is effectively giving up on the Latino vote." [View all] babylonsister Jul 2012 OP

"noting he has Sen. Marco Rubio on the trail for him and that one of his own sons speaks Spanish." yellowcanine Jul 2012 #1

"I understand Latinos. They mow all of my lawns." HopeHoops Jul 2012 #2

And vice-versa. nt bemildred Jul 2012 #3

When has there been a burgeoning Hispanic population in Colorado? Arkana Jul 2012 #4

Since 2000: jenmito Jul 2012 #6

The interior west is becoming home to a great deal of Latinos... Drunken Irishman Jul 2012 #8

Indeed Blasphemer Jul 2012 #10

Yep, CO as well fujiyama Jul 2012 #15

He's counting on a low turn-out with help of voter suppression laws. n/t jenmito Jul 2012 #5

"I am not going to be a flip-flopper." Jamaal510 Jul 2012 #7

Sen. Rubio is not enough Rosanna Lopez Jul 2012 #9

And the African American cbrer Jul 2012 #11

No kidding! They got nuthin'. nt babylonsister Jul 2012 #12

And people thought R-money was smart. agentS Jul 2012 #13

Latino Decisions state-by-state numbers Rosanna Lopez Jul 2012 #14