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Ohio senator j. D. Vance will square off in the Vice President ial debate. Possibly the last debate of this campaign cycle. Governor walz fired up democrats when he started calling republicans weird. While Senator Vance has led maga even further down Conspiracy Rabbit holes. Attacking women for having pets and falsely claiming haitian migrants are eating their pets. Well break down everything you need to know for tuesday night. Plus well hear from two democrats locked in two of the tightest Senate Races in the country. Senator Bob Casey of pennsylvania, and Congressman Collin alred of texas ar...

From trying to get to arizona and other places because of how diverse it is here. president obama won the hispanic vote by 44 points in 2012. that seem year we eh won by 21 points with the hispanic votes because of the outside influence of the cuban vote in florida. >> more republican against the obama policies of opening up to havana. has it changed, moderated both generations? >> we are fascinated to see this time around. in four years since the last election the makeup of the hispanic population changed in florida dramatically. the cuban population is growing at a regular pace. we have seen...

Should she be staying in florida, stay in north carolina, go to ohio again. concentrate on the firewalls. >> first of all. we fortunately have a good enough team that can go anywhere. that's number one. number two, i don't think arizona is out of reach. there is a significant hispanic population at arizona. the controversial sheriff is bringing a ton of hispanics out to the polls. i think arizona is definitely in play. it is worth a visit. fortunately the campaign has enough money to go everywhere, do everything, secure the states that has been in our game plan and to go after those states. we...

What's interesting there is less than half, just 25 of them are represented by a hispanic member of congress or 43%. the reasons vary. in some places there's no hispanic candidate running. the constant, the gap between hispanic voter and actual voter tends to be wider. african-americans, they don't have this problem. there are 44 congressional districts where african-american voters make up -- 32 of those districts are represented by an african-american member of congress. that's about 73%. we're going to take a deeper dive here with nathan gonzalez. you can find out more on nbclatino.com. thi...

Nathan, as i walk over here, this has been something that i think we've noticed anecdotally, and you decided to take this dive. >> i think there's a couple reasons, but one is that the population, at every level, from the population of a district to the voting age of after district, then to the citizen voting age of a district to the actual electorate, at each of those steps, the latino influence is diminishing, and so when you get to the actual election, it decreases the power of the latino vote. we don't have exit polling data, but if we look at it nationwide, if we look at african-american ...