Voto Latino launches 'El Brief' on TikTok, IG and YouTube to connect with Latin Generation Z The initiative seeks to conquer the most popular social networks with news, culture and civic participation
Voto Latino and Asian Law Caucus launch national campaign to protect the right to vote Organizations promote Know your rights training in the face of electoral intimidation, language barriers and new restrictions
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
Voto Latino urges Democrats to focus their campaign on the economy to regain prominence A study by the organization concludes that the cost of living and the rejection of Republican immigration policies can be key in the intermediate
Supreme Court allows counting of mail-in votes after Election Day The Supreme Court decided on a Mississippi law, but with national impact; 18 states have grace times for counting mail-in votes
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
Republicans advance with budget for ICE and the border, but with pressure from Democrats The Senate votes on the Reconciliation project, in which Democrats and Republicans plan to integrate several amendments
Trump's plan on citizenship question in census raises alarm The Trump administration revealed it will include a question about immigration status in a 2030 census pilot test
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
In Maryland, an Afro-Latina immigrant is elected as president of the House of Delegates Joseline Pena Melnyk, who was born in the Dominican Republic and migrated to New York, becomes the first Afro-Latina immigrant in the state House
Millions of Latinos will pay more for health insurance and at least one million will lose protection The tax and budget law passed by Republicans canceled support for millions of people to have low-cost health insurance
