Research: Hispanic Voters More Concerned About the Economy Than Social Issues
ImpreMedia, the media company behind publications like La Opinión and El Diario La Prensa, today released the results of a poll it conducted with Latino Decisions in November focused on religion and social values among Hispanic voters. The study found that, like many other voting blocs out there, Hispanics are most concerned with issues like the economy, taxes, and jobs.
Nearly half said they don’t know what President Obama’s religion is, 58 percent didn’t know that Mitt Romney is a Mormon, and 58 percent said they’re not really familiar with Mormonism.
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