Texas mid-term could show changed support of Hispanics

 Washington Examiner:

Biden's withering Hispanic support met with Republican faith-based outreach

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 And with the Republican National Committee borrowing from the playbook of conservative organizations such as the Faith and Freedom Coalition, Democrats may face the fallout as soon as March 1, when Texas convenes its 2022 midterm primary elections.

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A dominant part of Alvarez's strategy is organizing faith community voter registration drives, and she estimates that 99 out of 100 forms collected are for Republicans despite her coalition's nonpartisan status.

"If Hispanics and evangelicals haven't figured out what their vote should look like in the midterm elections, I'm pretty sure Joe Biden is helping them figure that out," she said.

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 "We see a lot, lot of potential that's based on shared values with Hispanics and Republicans: pro-life, pro-family, pro-opportunity, pro-law enforcement," she said. "We're able to share our values and really just get to know the community members who haven't traditionally voted Republican or just don't really know what the Republican Party stands for."

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Much of the change is being led by Hispanic women in Texas who are also running for office as Republicans. 

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