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Growing Latino electorate in US could potentially swing upcoming presidential polls - Vimarsana News

Growing Latino electorate in US could potentially swing upcoming presidential polls

Latino voters are a growing, diverse and increasingly prominent demographic in US politics, with the power to potentially swing the upcoming election for either candidate, say experts.

Jeff Landry bid to rewrite constitution clears first hurdle | Local Politics - Vimarsana News

Jeff Landry bid to rewrite constitution clears first hurdle | Local Politics

Gov. Jeff Landry’s effort to gain greater control over state taxes and spending by rewriting the state constitution won approval Wednesday in the first step of the legislative process.

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Jeff Landry bid to rewrite constitution clears first hurdle | State Politics - Vimarsana News

Jeff Landry bid to rewrite constitution clears first hurdle | State Politics

Gov. Jeff Landry’s effort to gain greater control over state taxes and spending by rewriting the state constitution won approval Wednesday in the first step of the legislative process.

Nikki Haley is cruising toward defeat in Iowa. Here's why her campaign isn't panicking. - Vimarsana News

Nikki Haley is cruising toward defeat in Iowa. Here's why her campaign isn't panicking.

Nikki Haley’s campaign is tempering expectations for Iowa's Republican caucuses – and gearing up for a brawl with Donald Trump in New Hampshire.

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In Iowa, a weird presidential primary campaign has been frozen for weeks - Vimarsana News

In Iowa, a weird presidential primary campaign has been frozen for weeks

There's a lot of frantic movement on the ground in Iowa, but very little progress is being made by candidates not named "Trump."