Equal shares of Hispanic voters say the current situation at the border is leading to more crime or doesn’t have much impact on crime in the U.S.

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March 1, 2024

Appendix: Hispanic registered voters supplemental tables

Equal shares of Hispanic voters say the current situation at the border is leading to more crime or doesn’t have much impact on crime in the U.S.

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Equal shares of Hispanic voters say the current situation at the border is leading to more crime or doesn’t have much impact on crime in the U.S.

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Appendix: Hispanic registered voters supplemental tables

Equal shares of Hispanic voters say the current situation at the border is leading to more crime or doesn’t have much impact on crime in the U.S.

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