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By the Numbers: 100 Most Influential Hispanics in 2004
October 2004

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Personal Profile
Cultural background Age range
Mexican 37.5% 31-40 12.5%
Cuban 32.5% 41-50 35.0%
Puerto Rican 15.0% 51-60 40.0%
South American 12.5% 60+ 10.0%
Central American 2.5% DND 2.5%
DND 2.5%  
* Total is greater than 100% due to some multiple ethnicity responses.  
Gender Household income
Male 72% $100,000 or more 82.5%
Female 28% $50,000 to $99,000 7.5%
  DND 10.0%
Political affiliation Educational level
Democrat 45.0% Graduate degree 65.0%

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