Democrats shouldn't have been surprised in the 2024 election when Republicans made historic gains with Latinos, Rep. Greg Casar said.
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AUSTIN — Democrats should not have been surprised in the 2024 election when Republicans made historic gains with Latinos, Rep. Greg Casar (D-Texas) said at an Axios Live event over the weekend at Axios House at SXSW.
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