In a remarkable shift in the American political landscape, Starr County in South Texas has elected a Republican presidential candidate for the first time in more than a century. Known for its strong Democratic roots, Starr County’s support for Donald Trump signals a profound change in local political dynamics. Analysts attribute this historic turn to the growing support Trump has garnered among Latino voters nationwide, a group that has traditionally leaned toward the Democratic Party. This decision in Starr County may indicate a broader shift within the Latino community that could influence future elections both regionally and across the United States.
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