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    55% of Hispanic consumers own home game consoles, and 43% own handheld consoles The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    68% of Hispanic consumers own desktop computers, and 67% own laptops The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    89% of Hispanic consumers own cell phones, 41% own smartphones, and 29% own tablets The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    89% of Hispanic consumers own computers and have internet access The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    75% of Hispanic consumers say they enjoy trying new things, compared to 81% of non-Hispanics The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    55% of Hispanics believe Latinos encounter frequent discrimination, compared to 15% of non-Hispanics The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    80% of Nashville Hispanics believe there has been a moderate or high amount of Hispanic influence on US culture, compared to 78% for Phoenix and Miami, 76% for Los Angeles, and 58% for Detroit The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    74% of US Hispanics believe there has been a moderate or high amount of Hispanic influence on US culture, compared to 78% for non-Hispanics The Hispanic Influence on American Culture  
    Added: 01/23/2013 from Conill Published: 11/20/2012
    35% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about illegal immigration, compared to 46% for Miami, 46% for Los Angeles, and 45% for all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    67% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about high gas prices, compared to 76% for Miami, 84% for Detroit, 71% for Los Angeles, and 73% of all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    88% of Hispanics in New York City are concerned about the high rate of unemployment, compared to 84% for Miami, 85% for Charlotte, 73% for Phoenix, and 79% of all Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    35% of Hispanics are extremely concerned about affordable, quality healthcare, compared to 24% for non-Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    68% of Hispanics are concerned about the environment, compared to 48% of non-Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    45% of Hispanics are concerned about illegal immigration, compared to 43% of non-Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/04/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    Illegal immigration is more worrisome to non-Hispanic Republicans than to Democrats (59% vs. 28%) America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    37% of non-Hispanics are extremely concerned about the high rate of unemployment vs. 27% of Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    75% of non-Hispanics worry about having affordable, quality health care vs. 71% of Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    73% of U.S. Hispanics worry about the rising cost of gasoline vs. 65% of non-Hispanics America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    71% of U.S. Hispanics plan to vote in the 2012 presidential election, up from 57% who said they voted in 2008 America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012
    89% of non-Hispanic Americans plan to vote in the 2012 presidential election America 2012  
    Added: 05/03/2012 from Conill Published: 05/02/2012