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Historic Mexican-American community works to increase civic engagement and voter turnout
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Cathy Hernandez, Xavier James , as published by Click2Houston KPRC2 Local
· September 30, 2026
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This Hispanic Heritage Month, a grassroots organization in one of Houston’s oldest Mexican-American communities is working to make sure its neighbors have a stronger voice at the polls. Denver Harbor has historically struggled with low voter participation, but Denver Harbor Cares has spent years...
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What is this story about? This Hispanic Heritage Month, a grassroots organization in one of Houston’s oldest Mexican-American communities is working to make sure its neighbors have a stronger voice at the polls. Denver Harbor has historically struggled with low voter participation, but Denver Harbor Cares has spent years...
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