How Ethnicity Factored in the Midterms

Update: 2010-11-03

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Last night, Latinos carried Harry Reid to victory in Nevada, while more blacks voted for Republican candidates than ever before. Black Republicans made gains in the House, though in the Senate, there will no longer be a black presence. Andra Gillespie, assistant professor of political science at Emory University, and Theeda Skocpol look at how Latinos and blacks shaped yesterday's elections.

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How Ethnicity Factored in the Midterms

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How Ethnicity Factored in the Midterms

How Ethnicity Factored in the Midterms