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Central Coast Republican Hopes to Attract Fellow Latinos

Oct 18, 2012 at

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For the past two decades, California has been tough political terrain for Republicans. In part that's because the state's growing Latino population overwhelmingly supports Democrats. On the Central Coast, Republican congressional candidate Abel Maldonado is hoping his Mexican heritage will help bridge that divide by appealing to Latinos and independent voters.

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Central Coast Republican Hopes to Attract Fellow Latinos

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