Democrat JoAnna Mendoza launches ads in English and Spanish: We are gaining a lot of strength The electoral race is gaining strength in District 06 of Arizona, where Democrat JoAnna Mendoza leads the polls against Republican Juan Ciscomani
What role is the US playing in Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes that left thousands of dead? The US has been the country that has provided the most economic and operational aid in the face of the emergency that Venezuela faces after the double earthquake
They launch a $1.5 million campaign to win the Latino vote in Arizona and Michigan Somos PAC and LCV Victory Fund seek to influence Latino voters with ads about rising energy costs
Why are multicultural voters, including Latinos, afraid to talk about politics in the United States? Latinos, Blacks, and AANHPIs Explain Why They Fear Public Speaking About Politics
Latino voters lose confidence in the US electoral system, report reveals There are three voter concerns, including rules that could "exclude certain people," reveals the Intelligence Center's Culture Collective Pulse
There is a dangerous and concerted effort to prevent minorities from voting, warns Voto Latino Beatriz Lpez, executive director of Voto Latino, warns of the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision
Orange citizens go out to vote to see a change in their communities They express concern about the economy and immigration raids
Latinos in Texas challenge immigration fear and seek to define the November elections Civil organizations and Democratic leaders are committed to mobilizing the Latino vote in a key state
Senator Van Hallen blasts Marco Rubio: Trump's foreign policy has become a total disaster The Maryland senator criticized Trump's foreign policy, the war with Iran, the situation in Gaza, actions in Cuba and other aspects
Inflation and high costs keep Latino and African American voters away from Trump Rising cost of living erodes confidence in White House ahead of 2026 elections
Primary elections: a turning of the page for Los Angeles and California If you can vote and have not done so, there is still time to do so. Vote. Participant. If you don't participate, don't complain later
Latinos are not a threat to America. We are America Congresswoman Linda T. S�nchez highglihts how the Trump Administration and Republicans created fear and division among communities
"Latinos are not a threat to the United States. We are from the United States" Congresswoman Linda T. Snchez highlights how the Trump administration and Republicans created fear and division among communities
This fraud called electoral fraud If you are a citizen over 18 years of age, your right to vote is enshrined in the Constitution.
Dra. Jasmeet Bains is calling for the Latino vote in District 22 of California Dr. Jasmeet Bains, who promotes better health policy, participates in the Democratic primary election for California District 22
Let us remember that the vote is our voice It is time for Latinos to demonstrate the power that being the largest minority in the United States gives us.
Latino voters distance themselves from Trump and maintain doubts about Democrats New poll shows economic concern and Latino distrust of both parties
California Hispanic voters prioritize the economy heading into the 2026 midterm elections UnidosUS Poll Reveals Economic, Civil Rights Concerns Among California Latino Voters; Support for President Trump on the decline
Most Latino voters believe their economy will get worse under Trump A new report from UnidosUs indicates that Latinos are worried about the US economy and that Congress is not doing its job
Does Karen Bass deserve the opportunity to lead Los Angeles for a second time? Just over two months before the primary elections, La Opinion interviews the mayor of LA
The price increase drives Latinos to vote in search of a party change in Texas The Latino community residing in Texas returned to the polls this week, projecting a protest vote against the Republicans in November
Trump's attempts to take control of the voting process are concerning These efforts, along with the new laws being considered in Washington, would have a disproportionate effect on Latino voters
In 2026: Latino voters are the undecided bloc that Democrats and Republicans will have to convince Latino voters have proven to be a complex electoral force and, not being a sociocultural monolith, have become an undecided bloc
Political Round: The Challenges for Latinos in an Election Year Of the four Latinos running for governor, Villaraigosa and Becerra have the best chances
New poll reveals disillusionment among Latino voters facing 2026 Offers a clear perspective on how they think about the economy, leadership, and immigration
Support for Trump among Latinos collapses Most Latinos disapprove of Trump's economic and immigration policies: only 10% feel they have benefited
