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Texas Poll Finds Grocery Costs a Major Strain for 63% of Latino Voters

An online YouGov poll for N+ Univision surveyed 980 registered Latino voters in Texas from Oct. 13-21; 42% said their household finances were worse than a year earlier.

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A shopper compares grocery items in an aisle at a Houston supermarket. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
A shopper compares grocery items in an aisle at a Houston supermarket. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Food prices were a major household strain for 63% of registered Latino voters in Texas, according to a YouGov survey, while a CBS News segment examined immigration policy as a potential voting factor.

Conducted online for N+ Univision from Oct. 13-21, the poll covered 980 registered Latino voters in Texas. 42% said their household finances were worse than a year earlier. EconoTimes previously covered the poll’s findings.

The video includes reporting by Camilo Montoya-Galvez. Texas voters are scheduled to cast ballots Tuesday, Nov. 3.

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