
Somos Votantes and Somos PAC will invest $6 million to win the Latino vote in Texas
The organizations will deploy community campaigns and advertising to influence one of the key states heading into the elections

The organizations will deploy community campaigns and advertising to influence one of the key states heading into the elections

UnidosUS, LULAC Institute, Mi Familia en Accin and Latino Victory Foundation will promote a strategy to increase participation in the Hispanic community

Former Senator Joe Manchin and his daughter Heather Manchin promote the Independent Leadership Council

A study by the organization concludes that the cost of living and the rejection of Republican immigration policies can be key in the intermediate

Somos PAC and LCV Victory Fund seek to influence Latino voters with ads about rising energy costs

Latinos, Blacks, and AANHPIs Explain Why They Fear Public Speaking About Politics

There are three voter concerns, including rules that could "exclude certain people," reveals the Intelligence Center's Culture Collective Pulse

Beatriz Lpez, executive director of Voto Latino, warns of the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision

They express concern about the economy and immigration raids

Civil organizations and Democratic leaders are committed to mobilizing the Latino vote in a key state

The Maryland senator criticized Trump's foreign policy, the war with Iran, the situation in Gaza, actions in Cuba and other aspects

Rising cost of living erodes confidence in White House ahead of 2026 elections

If you are a citizen over 18 years of age, your right to vote is enshrined in the Constitution.

Dr. Jasmeet Bains, who promotes better health policy, participates in the Democratic primary election for California District 22

New poll shows economic concern and Latino distrust of both parties

UnidosUS Poll Reveals Economic, Civil Rights Concerns Among California Latino Voters; Support for President Trump on the decline

A new report from UnidosUs indicates that Latinos are worried about the US economy and that Congress is not doing its job

Just over two months before the primary elections, La Opinion interviews the mayor of LA

The Latino community residing in Texas returned to the polls this week, projecting a protest vote against the Republicans in November

These efforts, along with the new laws being considered in Washington, would have a disproportionate effect on Latino voters

Latino voters have proven to be a complex electoral force and, not being a sociocultural monolith, have become an undecided bloc

Offers a clear perspective on how they think about the economy, leadership, and immigration