Latinos could be key demographic in Minnesota's marriage debate
Minnesota's 100,000 Latino voters are overwhelmingly Catholic and the church favors a Constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union of an opposite sex couple. But opponents of the amendment say they've made inroads in their efforts to win over Latino voters.
Minnesota's 100,000 Latino voters are overwhelmingly Catholic and the church favors a Constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union of an opposite sex couple. But opponents of the amendment say they've made inroads in their efforts to win over Latino voters.
