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How did each ethnicity vote in Florida? For the most part, quite similarly with the exception of Cubans.
Cuban: 🔴 R+7.5
Venezuelan: 🔵 D+13.2
Mexican: 🔵 D+16.6
Central American: 🔵 D+25.6
Puerto Rican: 🔵 D+33.1
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Sometimes the first person in a family to earn significantly more is not building wealth at all. They are financing everyone else's transition from survival to stability. It is a responsibility that deserves more nuanced conversations.
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when someone asks me what i’m thinking and i have to choose which layer of insanity to disclose
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Your chances of being able bodied your entire life are slim to none. It is always in your best interest to advocate for a more accessible world fr
this is how I go through life bc unless you’re putting my safety or the safety of others in danger I really don’t care what u do and it might even bring me joy. Also didn’t know staying w/ someone you’re visiting is a hot topic I literally love curating our guest room for ppl lol
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Replying to @gimmeakithe
I always use the League of Women Voters website. They break down every measure on your ballot and are non-partisan, so regardless of your party, you are getting accurate information. It’s super helpful!
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“I cried as I was casting my vote”
Ronaldo Salgado, son of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a man k*lled by ICE in Houston, speaks on the weight of voting in this midterm election and the hundreds of people who’ve joined him in honoring his late father.
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I could never know what canceling out my partner’s vote feels like because I’m not dating a fucking loser






















