Washington D.C. – Earlier this year the NRSC released a Hispanic Battleground Survey. The poll found that Hispanic voters largely reject the pillars of the Democrats. As the Hispanic share of the electorate has increased over the last three presidential election cycles, Democrats’ margin of victory among Hispanic voters has decreased. Hispanic voters are becoming Republican. It’s happening right now, and there is no stopping it. This isn’t something we are hoping for, this is something that is in process.
Click here to view the NRSC’s Hispanic Battleground Survey.
WTVD-TV: North Carolina’s Latino population grows by 40 percent in 10 years
From the music to the food to the people, the Latino culture is vibrant in the Triangle.
About 11 percent of North Carolina’s population is now Latino.
The Hispanic population grew by 40 percent from 2010-2020, according to U.S. Census data analyzed by the UNC Carolina Population Center.
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More Latinos are buying homes in the Triangle too.
A report shows the Durham-Chapel Hill market as number one in the country for fastest growth rate of Hispanic homebuyers.
Otto Cedeno started Movil Realty in Durham after moving from New Jersey. He lived in Ecuador until he was 14.
“We started with 7-10 agents in 2015,” Cedeno said. “Now we have more than 100.”
“We started as a Latino firm, and we still serve the Latino market, maybe 60% of our consumers are Latinos,” he said.
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“I think the Latino buyers are the future of the United States so they must know the culture and how to approach that market,” Cedeno said. “We represent 26 and more countries. It’s not just one specific country, because it’s very important to understand that we have different food, different culture, different dialects.”
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“North Carolina has given me a lot,” Alvarez said. “I’ve been able to grow as an entrepreneur. So, it’s very nice to be able to contribute, not just with .. paying .. taxes, but also giving jobs to the people in the community.”
“You can make money, but you can also help a lot of people, while you while you get your success as a realtor,” Cedeno said. “So I’m here trying to help as much people I can, and trying to learn as much as I can from the South.”
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