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[h=1]Democrats and Republicans are looking more and more alike to Latino voters[/h]
Since Hispanics are the fastest growing demographic, this trend could be good news for Republicans.
Hispanic voters view the Democratic Party more favorably than the GOP -- but not by as wide a margin as they did in 2012.
That's one of the key findings in a new Pew Research Center poll released Wednesday. Trust in Democrats to look out for them has dropped among Latino voters, while it has held steady among Republicans.
The following charts tells the story. In 2012, 61 percent said the Democratic Party had more concern for them. Now, 50 percent do. The percentage saying there is no difference between the two parties has jumped from 23 percent to 35 percent. That's more in line with where the numbers were between 2002 and 2010. (Democratic support jumped up between 2010 and 2012)
Since Hispanics are the fastest growing demographic, this trend could be good news for Republicans.