Great Information of CNN/Census Bureau about number of Latinos in the 15 key Swing States, Data, Information, Electoral Votes, Margins of Victory of Barack Obama or John McCain

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Jeb Bush recently wrote that Hispanic voters will represent the margin of victory in the 15 swing states that will decide in November 2012 - Obama won North Carolina by only 14,177 votes. Since then, Hispanic voter registration in North Carolina has nearly doubled to 130,615.

Please note that this information of the Census Bureau is "Old" and "Outdated" .... Today's Numbers of possible Latino Voting Age Population should be higher.

CNN

February 12, 2012

Will Hispanic voters swing the 2012 race?
Source CNN Political Research Team and U. S. Bureau of Census

Charles Garcia of García Trujillo Marketing Business

Editor's note: Charles Garcia is the CEO of Garcia Trujillo, a business focused on the Hispanic market, and the author of "Leadership Lessons of the White House Fellows." A native of the Republic of Panama, he now lives in Florida. Watch Garcia on Friday in the 9 a.m. hour on CNN Newsroom.

Will Hispanic voters swing the 2012 race?

First Column is Change in Latino Voting Age Population

Second Column is Electoral Votes of the State

Third Column is Margin or Excess Of Obama Victory Votes

                                    Change              Electoral       Margin of Obama Victory

Arizona                     ( 35,254 )              11                  ( 195,404 )

Colorado                     21,358                  9                     214,987

Florida                      384,707                 29                     236,450

Indiana                        34,189                11                       28,391

Iowa                            15,115                   6                     146,561

Michigan                      4,967                 16                     823,940

Missouri                     17,846                 10                     ( 3,903 )

Nevada                      38,039                    6                    120,909

New Hampshire          1,852                    4                     68,292

New Mexico             34,746                     5                   125,590

North Carolina          78,043                  15                     14,177

Ohio                           33,961                  18                   258,897

Pennsylvania             88,656                  20                   620,478

Virginia                      73,986                  13                  234,527

Wisconsin                   24,721                 10                  414,818

Total                        716,933                  163               3,507,324

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