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Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 12:29 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new poll suggests Hispanic voters favor Barack Obama over John McCain by a wide margin.

Two-thirds of U.S. Hispanic voters support Democrat Barack Obama for president over Republican John McCain and the partisan gap among the United States' fastest growing voter bloc is broader than at any point this decade, a study found.

Two-thirds of U.S. Hispanic voters support Democrat Barack Obama for president over Republican John McCain and the partisan gap among the United States' fastest growing voter bloc is broader than at any point this decade, a study found.

WASHINGTON -- Like many voters who are concerned about immigration, Angelica Salis has warm feelings and nagging doubts about both John McCain and Barack Obama.

WASHINGTON -- Like many voters who are concerned about immigration, Angelica Salis has warm feelings and nagging doubts about both John McCain and Barack Obama.

Democrat Barack Obama has opened a big lead among Hispanic voters, winning support from the vast majority of those who had voted for rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primaries, according to a poll.

Democrat Barack Obama has opened a big lead among Hispanic voters, winning support from the vast majority of those who had voted for rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primaries, according to a poll released Thursday. The national survey, conducted by the nonpartisan Pew Hispanic Center, showed that 66 percent of Hispanic registered voters supported Obama, compared to 23 percent ...

WASHINGTON - Democrat Barack Obama has opened a big lead among Hispanic voters, winning support from the vast majority of those who had voted for rival Hillary Rodham Clinton...

WASHINGTON (AP) - A new poll suggests Hispanic voters favor Barack Obama over John McCain by a wide margin. The national poll, conducted by the nonpartisan Pew Hispanic Center, finds 66% of Hispanic registered voters who were surveyed support Obama, compared to 23% for John McCain.

A new poll released Thursday shows overwhelming support from Latinos for Sen. Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain.

A new poll released Thursday shows overwhelming support from Latinos for Sen. Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain.

A new poll released Thursday shows overwhelming support from Latinos for Sen. Barack Obama over Sen. John McCain.

John McCain has quickly closed the gap between himself and Barack Obama in several key battleground states even as he to break through the wall-to-wall coverage of Obama's trip to Europe and the Middle East this week, washingtonpost.com reports.

John McCain has quickly closed the gap between himself and Barack Obama in several key battleground states even as he to break through the wall-to-wall coverage of Obama's trip to Europe and the Middle East this week, washingtonpost.com reports.

Latinos overwhelmingly support Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama over Republican nominee Sen. John McCain, 66 percent to 23 percent a poll released today shows.

Latinos overwhelmingly support Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama over Republican nominee Sen. John McCain, 66 percent to 23 percent a poll released today shows.

Latinos overwhelmingly support Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama over Republican nominee Sen. John McCain, 66 percent to 23 percent a poll released today shows.

Associated Press - July 24, 2008 10:43 AM ET WASHINGTON (AP) - A new poll suggests Hispanic voters favor Barack Obama over John McCain by a wide margin.

Likely Republican presidential nominee John McCain seems to have the upper hand on Latin American issues, especially on trade, say prominent Latin American intellectuals and politicians who have been following the U.S. elections.

Democrat Barack Obama has opened a big lead among Hispanic voters, winning support from the vast majority of those who had voted for rival Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primaries, according to a poll released Thursday.