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Maria Villarroel

Latinos are more likely to consider third party ticket than a full party shift, Voto Latino suggests

As the elections quickly near, President Biden is facing a tough challenge among Latinos, not Trump, but Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Credit: AFP)

NEW YORK CITY - With the November elections quickly approaching and the race for the White House in close contest, Latinos disenchanted with President Biden and presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump are more likely to consider voting for a third party ticket than a full left-to-right swing, a new poll from Voto Latino shows.

The study shows President Biden maintaining a 2020-like lead among Latino voters in swing states over former President Trump, but younger and female Hispanic voters are increasingly open to vote for third-party candidates, like Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., according to preliminary poll results reviewed by The Hill.

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