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Social Group Voting Patterns for Republican Candidates
in Presidential Elections
1972-2004
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The illustrations above are only two of over 700
pie charts, bar graphs and tables brilliantly illustrated in the 512-page Almanac of Latino Politics.
The Almanac of Latino Politics is made possible thanks to support from AARP, NEA, BAC and SEIU.
Click here to preview the Almanac.
To obtain a copy of the Almanac, visit our new online store or contact Isabel Reyes at (312) 427-8683 or via email at ireyes@ushli.org.
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Latino Students Meet in Boise, ID to Plan Regional Leadership Conference
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USHLI's Central States and Northwest Field Coordinator, Ricardo Lopez, convened a group of students representing 12 colleges and universities in five states, and local community leaders, to plan the program for our Northwest Hispanic Student Leadership Conference.
Student leaders representing over 25 colleges and universities are expected to attend the regional conference, which will be held October 17-18, 2008, in Boise ID. The Northwest region includes Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana and Wyoming.
The meeting was hosted by Margie Gonzalez, Executive Director, Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs. Click here for pictures.
 The theme of the conference will be: "De Educacion a Accion" and the keynote speaker will be Jimmy Cabrera, one of the top-rated speakers in the nation. Click on the following links to see a tentative agenda and our speaker's bio.
The student leadership conference will focus on getting-out-the-vote, social and cultural issues, promoting collegiate leadership development, and creating a strong network of Latino student organizations in the Northwest.
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