National Geographic Creativeさんのインスタグラム写真 - (National Geographic CreativeInstagram)「Photo by Christopher Gregory-Rivera @cgregoryphoto / A voter completes a ballot in a booth at the polling site at Christ the King Episcopal Church in Azalea Park, Florida. The state has seen record numbers of early voting and mail-in ballots this year, which is likely to have the state's highest ever voter turnout. Azalea Park and Kissimmee are among the Latino strongholds in the Orlando area. The Puerto Rican population saw a bump in size after roughly 50,000 people fled the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in 2017 and settled in the region. Anecdotal evidence suggests that although the Puerto Rican community has largely voted for Democrats, this segment of the population is purpling because the older generation of migrants are voting in line with more conservative and religious values. Some believe the Latino vote in Florida will be one of the main deciding factors in toss-up counties for the 2020 election. The Central and South American immigrant communities have been impacted by President Trump’s aggressive immigration and deportation policies, according to Azalea Park community leader and priest Jose Rodriguez.」11月4日 7時00分