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More people with Hispanic last names registering to vote


May 7, 2008

DALLAS (AP) - Voter registration among Dallas County residents with Spanish surnames climbed in the first four months of 2008.

Dallas County elections administrator Bruce Sherbet says more than 7,500 residents with Hispanic last names registered to vote during that time.

At the current pace, newly-registered Spanish-surnamed voters could easily surpass the 8,000 voters with Hispanic last names who registered in all of 2007.

Voter rolls are expected to soar through the Oct. 6, the cutoff for registering to vote in the November elections.

State Rep. Rafael Anchia thinks the registration numbers show political interest by newly-naturalized citizens and young people turning of voting age.

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