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El voto anticipado en persona comenz\u00f3 el 19 de octubre en Texas con un padr\u00f3n r\u00e9cord de 19,041,684 votantes registrados, seg\u00fan la Secretar\u00eda de Estado. Las elecciones generales son el martes 3 de noviembre.<\/p>\n

Medios de televisi\u00f3n informaron que el voto anticipado crece en varios estados y que en Texas se registran niveles r\u00e9cord de participaci\u00f3n. Esa informaci\u00f3n no ha sido confirmada con cifras estatales oficiales en el material consultado para esta nota, por lo que aqu\u00ed no se citan totales de afluencia.<\/p>\n

Qu\u00e9 dicen los datos oficiales de Texas<\/h2>\n

The Texas Secretary of State<\/a> inform\u00f3 que el padr\u00f3n de 19,041,684 votantes es el m\u00e1s alto de su historia. Es 2.2% m\u00e1s que en noviembre de 2024 y 2% m\u00e1s que en las primarias de marzo de 2026.<\/p>\n

El voto anticipado en persona se extiende del 19 al 30 de octubre, de lunes a viernes. Los votantes pueden usar cualquier centro de votaci\u00f3n anticipada de su condado de registro.<\/p>\n

El secretario de Estado, Robert Howden, dijo en el comunicado: \u00abEarly voting gives Texans the flexibility to cast their ballots at a time and location that works best for them\u00bb.<\/p>\n

El peso latino en el electorado<\/h2>\n

According to the Pew Research Center<\/a>, unos 39 millones de hispanos podr\u00e1n votar en 2026, el 16% de todos los votantes elegibles. Son cerca de 5.25 millones m\u00e1s que en 2022, un aumento de 16%. Es el grupo que m\u00e1s votantes elegibles sum\u00f3 en cifras absolutas; los asi\u00e1ticos crecieron m\u00e1s en proporci\u00f3n, cerca de 20%.<\/p>\n

En 2006, los hispanos eran el 9% del electorado elegible. Desde 2018 superan en n\u00famero a los votantes negros, y son el segundo grupo despu\u00e9s de los blancos.<\/p>\n

El crecimiento viene sobre todo de j\u00f3venes nacidos en EE.UU. que cumplen 18 a\u00f1os: m\u00e1s de 4 millones entre 2022 y 2026, alrededor del 80% del aumento. Adem\u00e1s, cerca de 1 mill\u00f3n de adultos hispanos se naturalizaron en los \u00faltimos cuatro a\u00f1os. En 2024, el 23% de los votantes hispanos elegibles eran ciudadanos naturalizados.<\/p>\n

Texas, Florida y California concentran el voto<\/h2>\n

Con datos de 2024, Pew ubica a California (8.7 millones), Texas (6.7 millones) y Florida (3.8 millones) como los estados con m\u00e1s votantes hispanos elegibles. Por proporci\u00f3n, lideran Nuevo M\u00e9xico (43%), California (33%) y Texas (32%). Pew se\u00f1ala que los hispanos no son mayor\u00eda en ning\u00fan estado.<\/p>\n

Los votantes hispanos elegibles tambi\u00e9n son j\u00f3venes: en 2024, el 30% ten\u00eda menos de 30 a\u00f1os y su edad mediana era de 39.<\/p>\n

Lo que no est\u00e1 confirmado<\/h2>\n

Los medios y analistas debaten hacia qu\u00e9 partido se inclinar\u00e1 el voto latino este a\u00f1o. Esos an\u00e1lisis son proyecciones, no resultados. Las cifras de Pew miden qui\u00e9nes pueden votar, no c\u00f3mo votar\u00e1n ni cu\u00e1ntos lo har\u00e1n.<\/p>\n

\"Texas<\/figure>\n

What does it mean to you?<\/h2>\n
    \n
  • Si vives en Texas, puedes votar en persona del 19 al 30 de octubre en cualquier centro de votaci\u00f3n anticipada de tu condado, o el 3 de noviembre.<\/li>\n
  • Lleva una identificaci\u00f3n con foto aceptada: licencia de conducir de Texas, tarjeta de identificaci\u00f3n de Texas, certificado de identificaci\u00f3n electoral de Texas, pasaporte de EE.UU., licencia para portar armas de Texas, identificaci\u00f3n militar con foto o certificado de ciudadan\u00eda con foto.<\/li>\n
  • Si no tienes una de esas identificaciones y no puedes obtenerla razonablemente, podr\u00edas completar una Declaraci\u00f3n de impedimento razonable y presentar un documento de respaldo aprobado.<\/li>\n
  • El voto por correo en Texas est\u00e1 disponible para personas de 65 a\u00f1os o m\u00e1s, personas con discapacidades y ciertos votantes que estar\u00e1n fuera del condado durante el voto anticipado y el d\u00eda de la elecci\u00f3n. La solicitud debe recibirse a m\u00e1s tardar el viernes 23 de octubre.<\/li>\n
  • Las reglas de voto anticipado, identificaci\u00f3n y fechas var\u00edan seg\u00fan el estado. Consulta la oficina electoral de tu estado o condado.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Legal notice:<\/strong> This information is general and does not replace guidance from the official agency or a licensed professional regarding your specific case.<\/em><\/p>\n

    Nota de la redacci\u00f3n: algunos datos de esta nota no se pudieron confirmar con fuentes oficiales al momento de publicarla; provienen de reportes de otros medios o de las personas citadas. Actualizaremos la nota si la informaci\u00f3n cambia.<\/small><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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