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‘I felt so guilty’ that ‘I had to officially change parties’: Latino voters shift on Trump

NBC News correspondent Liz Kreutz joins Meet the Press NOW to report on Latino voters in California’s 22nd congressional district and how their souring feelings toward President Trump will impact their midterm vote.

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NBC News· Oct 21, 8:29 PM‘I felt so guilty’ that ‘I had to officially change parties’: Latino voters shift on Trump

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Ketanji Brown Jackson Breaks With SCOTUS Voting Order as Election LoomsThe order comes less than two weeks ahead of midterm elections.

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