Romney adviser woos Hispanic voters in Florida

Bertica Cabrera Morris is trying to persuade Florida Hispanics to support Mitt Romney for president.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris copies a photo of herself, her husband, Brian, and Mitt Romney together to post on her Facebook page.

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GOP consultant Bertica Cabrera Morris juices up her nearly dead cellphone at a GOP meeting in Orlando.

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Newt Gingrich supporter and former Orange County mayor Richard Crotty greets Bertica Cabrera Morris.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris and fellow GOP supporter Dan Gerber watch one of the presidential candidate debates.

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Landscaper Mark Feliciano, who voted for Barack Obama in 2008, has switched parties and says he will support Mitt Romney.

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Pat and Luigi del Bagno, left, greet Mitt Romney supporter Jeff Goldmacher at their front door in Poinciana, Fla.

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Pat and Luigi del Bagno watch Mitt Romney supporter Jeff Goldmacher plant a campaign sign in their yard.

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Republican political consultant Bertica Cabrera Morris departs her Florida home.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris sorts through her cellphone address book.

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At home with her dogs, Bertica Cabrera Morris works on a rally she was organizing for Mitt Romney.

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Photos of Bertica Cabrera Morris and her husband, Brian, date to the 1990s, including some taken with members of the Bush family.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris works from home on staging a Mitt Romney rally in Orlando.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris reacts to a change of plans shortly before a Mitt Romney rally at a paint factory in Orlando.

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Mitt Romney supporters turn out for a political rally in Orlando.

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Political puppets were displayed at a GOP meeting in Orlando.

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Puerto Rico Gov. Luis Fortuno, right, introduces Mitt Romney at a rally in Orlando.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris cheers for Mitt Romney at a rally in Orlando.

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Luis Fortuno endorses Mitt Romney at a campaign rally in Orlando.

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Mitt Romney, right, greets Bertica Cabrera Morris and her husband, Brian Morris.

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Bertica Cabrera Morris, at her office, enjoys a light moment while planning a Mitt Romney rally.

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