Latino Voter Poll: Early Learning is a Winning Issue

Latino children, who account for more than half of all children under age 5 in California, have an opportunity to start school ready to learn and succeed. In July 2010, Preschool California, in partnership with Univision Communications, Inc., commissioned a statewide, bipartisan poll that surveyed Latino voters' attitudes towards early learning. In this section, you will find resources, including fact sheets, a PowerPoint presentation and memo from Hart Research Associates and The Tarrance Group on the poll results and a press release.

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Latino Voter Poll: Early Learning is a Winning Issue

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Closing the Achievement Gap for Dual Language Learners

Preschool California Early Learning and Latino Children Fact Sheet

Preschool California Latino Voter Poll Fact Sheet

PowerPoint Presentation: California Latino Voters and Preschool: Key Findings from a Statewide Survey

Press Release: Statewide Poll of Latino Voters Finds Strong Support for Candidates Who Back Preschool

Latino Voter Poll Results

Memo: Key Findings from a Survey Among Latino Voters in California

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