Pennsylvania Latinos Changing the Political Rhythm in Key Swing States

uscitizenpod: Pennsylvania Latinos Changing the Political Rhythm in Key Swing States

More than a half century ago, a group of Puerto Ricans moved to Reading, Pennsylvania, to work the nearby mushroom fields. Since then the Latino and Hispanic population of the city itself has mushroomed — to 65% of the total. That majority-minority population is being closely watched politically because it is a key constituency in a swing state considered a must-win for both parties in next year's presidential election. VOA's White House bureau chief, Steve Herman reports from Reading.

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