1. what are some predominately shared values of this group?
-longing and nostalgia for their country of origin
-spiritual in nature
-hispanic homes are more decorative
-most backgrounds are very religious
-family is the most important value Strong feelings of loyalty, reciprocity and solidarity are common among members of the same family. hispanics have a sense of obligation to provide material and emotional support to members of nuclear and extended family.
2. what political policies/issues are particularly important to this demographic in this election? why?
-education
-the iraq war
-the economy
-health care
-immigration
they want affordable/good education for their kids to have a better chance at a more suitable lifestyle. the economy is a concern, because they want their children to grow up and live more comfortably. some hispanics are still very touchy on the issue about immigration. because a good majority are religious (conservative), gay rights, abortion, and taxes are important to this demographic.
3. are there any cultural references your demographic identifies with? what?
-univision
-latino/hispanic actors and actresses
-dancing/salsa music
- virgen de guadalupe
-cezar chavez
-soccer
-festivals that involve dancing/food
4. what does their graphic landscape look like?
-handmade, colorful, spanish architecture

5.including the aiga document and other sources, what are the issues cited for this group not voting?
-according to the aiga, they responded too busy, voter registration problems, illness, not interested, did not like the candidates or what they stood for. they also thought they wouldn't make a difference if they tried.
-many of the hispanic community that sees the benefit of voting was either not legal or too young.
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