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Comrade Citizen

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5. Excellent analysis

Reply to Vogon_Glory (Reply #4)

Wed Jan 29, 2025, 07:12 PM

Jan 29

However, Hispanics are the plurality and close to the majority now. Census undercounting missed many Hispanics and African Americans.

I would estimate 2025 Tejas is:

46% Hispanic
35% Anglo
13% African American
6% Asian American

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Oh noes.... Lovie777 Jan 29 #1

H E B is only in Texas, so I guess only one AG will bully them yellowdogintexas Jan 31 #8

Other than another tree falling on our Governor, that will probably be the only good news to come from Texas surfered Jan 29 #2

Proud to be a 4th-generation HEB shopper. (nt) Paladin Jan 29 #3

I suspect that H-E-B's management knows something MAGA doesn't Vogon_Glory Jan 29 #4

Excellent analysis Comrade Citizen Jan 29 #5

The two largest TX cities are 65-75% Hispanic, and many are over 90%. eppur_se_muova Jan 29 #6

It's not just the cities and larger towns. It's also the countryside. Vogon_Glory Jan 29 #7

This is a great store. ananda Feb 7 #9