Mona Chalabi, The Guardian

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Clarissa Martínez-de-Castro thought she knew right away that this article would say what a bunch of journalists say every four years: Latino voters won’t matter much. She was only half-right: Latino voters probably won’t decide the next president – but that doesn’t mean they couldn’t.