“For many Latino voters, especially first-generation immigrants and older voters, Spanish is still the language they use most comfortably when discussing important issues,” said Eddie Cuesta, executive director at the civic organization Dominicanos USA. “When a campaign communicates only in English, it can create a real information gap.”
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