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Spanish has become an important part of political campaigns in Texas. Research shows that candidates can use Spanish to reach specific Latino audiences, but language preferences vary among Hispanic voters.
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Early voting turnout is running ahead of the past two midterm elections, but participation varies widely across the state.
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