Gingrich campaign works to translate Hispanic ties into votes

Signs in English as well as Spanish welcome voters to Gingrich’s New Hampshire HQ, along with copies of the 21st Century Contract with America available in both languages. Dimino translates all of it, and goes door to door reaching out to Hispanic leaders in the state, building contacts and asking them to help get Gingrich’s message out.

The small size of the Hispanic community in New Hampshire does pose difficulties for outreach, but Dimino says the response she’s received has exceeded expectations at every turn.

“I’m from outside Philadelphia, where every church has a Spanish mass,” Dimino said. “But everybody here is like, ‘Spanish mass? What?’ I did find a Spanish mass that I’ll be going to this weekend, to stand outside and pass out literature and reach them that way, because I think his background and his message really resonates with Catholic voters.”

“It been an amazingly positive response,” Dimino said. “Latinos are amazingly receptive to his message.”

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