In the election of 1996, Hispanic voters, alienated by anti-immigrant rhetoric from the Republicans, helped Clinton take these usually Republican states.

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In the 1996 election, Hispanic voters, feeling alienated by the anti-immigrant rhetoric from the Republican Party, played a significant role in helping Bill Clinton win states that typically leaned Republican, including Florida and Arizona. This shift was indicative of changing political dynamics and the growing influence of Hispanic voters in U.S. elections.

In the Election of 1996, Hispanic Voters, Alienated by Anti-Immigrant