Utah Democrats push Latino outreach in campaigns

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Phil Bernal, associate director public works for Salt Lake County, appeared with Seegmiller and Robles at the Riverside Park event and fired up the volunteers as they prepared to fan out into the Rose Park neighborhood and register more voters.

"You’re not just the future of this neighborhood, but also the Democratic Party and the state of Utah," Bernal said. "This is what you’re doing here. What you will do tonight, what you will do tomorrow ... is what will make Utah great."

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