Latino Voters

This election cycle, we’re trying to cover voter issues a little differently and asking people what’s on their mind ahead of November 5th. First stop: Nampa's 208 Food Market.

According to Pew Research Center, Latinos are now the largest ethnic voting bloc in the U.S., with 36 million eligible voters. Young Latino voters' main concerns are with the economy and health care.

The results of the 14th annual Conservation in the West Poll were released last week, and they again showed deep, bipartisan support for a number of pro-conservation policies, as well as concern about a range of serious environmental issues. This year, there was a separate presentation on findings among Latino respondents, which showed they are often among the most concerned about those issues, and supportive of efforts to address them.

A new bilingual voters resource is helping provide more information to Hispanic voters ahead of tomorrow's primary election.

Contamos Idaho launched a new bilingual website with basic voting information, such as how to check your voter registration and how to vote by mail.

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