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By Lesley Clark, March 09, 2016 McClatchy DC
He couldn’t have made it any plainer, in English and then in Spanish: Marco Rubio needs a massive turnout in heavily Hispanic cities like this one if he has any chance of remaining in the presidential race.
From a stage in the end zone at a football field, Rubio – and a parade of local, mostly Cuban-American politicians implored the crowd to back the Florida senator, who finds his dream of the White House fading as he’s failed to notch victories in other primary states.
"We have to win here in Florida," said Rubio, who trails Republican front-runner Donald Trump in Florida, but hopes to blunt him with support here. "We always knew it was going to come down to Florida."
Rubio noted that he was holding the event a few hours early in hopes that voters would head to a nearby early voting site and that he’d win "if everyone here votes in the numbers that I know you are capable of."
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