The Latino Vote: Emerging Power in California Politics
Tuesday, October 7, 2003; 6:42 AM Depending on turnout, Latino voters could have a significant impact on the California recall election. Latinos at one time were split on the recall issue, but a recent poll by the William C. Velàsquez indicates growing support, which could have a negative impact on both Gov. Gray Davis and Lt. Gov. Cruz Bustamante.
Members of the Latino Community in Los Angeles discuss their views on the candidates and issues important to them.
Interviews with:
Antonio Gonzàlez , President of the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project
Alfredo Medina, 58, of Los Angeles
Gene Nuñez , 50, of East L.A.
Anna Castillo, 30, of Norwalk, Los Angeles County
Rosa Mendoza, 45, East Los Angeles
Arlene Corella, 37, of East Los Angeles
Note: Translated voiceover by Anne Rittman
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