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\n\nArizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, a Democrat locked in a tight re-election race against GOP Rep. Andy Biggs, today launched a $6 million initiative aimed at Latino voter outreach ahead of Election Day.
\n\nThe investment, which was shared first with NBC News, includes purchasing paid physical and digital media in Spanish, hiring Spanish-speaking campaign organizers and expanding other outreach to Latino voters in Arizona.
\n\n“Latino families are an essential part of Arizona, and earning their votes means showing up, listening, and talking about the issues that matter in their everyday lives,” Hobbs said in a statement.
\n\nThe governor has already been running unique Spanish-language TV ads across the state, including one where Hobbs highlights her work to eliminate statewide taxes on tips.
\n\nTipped workers pay “Nada,” or “nothing,” in Spanish on their earned tips in Arizona, a narrator in the ad says.
\n\nHobbs has also appeared on Spanish-language television channels, including Univision, to talk about her campaign.
\n\nGov. Katie Hobbs. Megan Mendoza / The Republic / USA Today via Reuters
\n\nThe race has drawn more than $35 million from both sides of the aisle since the July 21 primary…
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