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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Nationally = nationwide?

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As with voters nationally, pocketbook issues and national security lead the list of Latino concerns this election year, the survey found. Fully a third -- 33 percent -- rated the economy as their top voting issue. Unlike voters nationally, education came in second among Latinos (18 percent), eclipsing terrorism (15 percent) and the war in Iraq (13 percent.) Nationally, slightly fewer voters name the economy (28 percent) as their top voting issue while slightly more say the war in Iraq (20 percent) or terrorism (19 percent) is most important to them. About one in ten (12 percent) named education.
  

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Yes, I believe your interpretation is correct. US citizens of voting age are the "national voters" and within that population, you are looking at Latinos. It is just a comparison/contrast of how the Latino population views the major issues compared to how the national or overall population at large views the major issues.

  • Yes, I believe your interpretation is correct.
  • US citizens of voting age are the "national voters" and within that population, you are looking at Latinos.
  • It is just a comparison/contrast of how the Latino population views the major issues compared to how the national or overall population at large views the major issues.
  • Did you see your answer to "softness and weakness"?
  • It's there in the list somewhere.
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Yes, I believe your interpretation is correct. US citizens of voting age are the "national voters" and within that population, you are looking at Latinos. It is just a comparison/contrast of how the Latino population views the major issues compared to how the national or overall population at large views the major issues.

Did you see your answer to "softness and weakness"? It's there
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Thank you MountainHiker.
Indeed I've not seen the reply for the softness thread, but now I'd go to check it out.

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