By Stephanie Akin and Suzanne Monyak Both parties reassess strategies after 2020 surprises As a Democrat running in a minority-majority suburban House district in Texas that Democrats saw as a pickup opportunity last year, Candace […]
by Will Weissert, AP On a sweaty recent Thursday afternoon, Alex Berrios was instructing his team on how to get people to register to vote. Extend your hand, he said; it makes folks more likely […]
To isolate how drastic the decrease in immigration salience was in 2020 relative to 2016, the figure below shows the percentage of Latino voters who identified immigration reform and deportation as one of their top […]
California’s new senator, who filled Kamala Harris’s seat, is hoping to speak for his fellow Latinos. That won’t be easy. by Christian Paz Alex padilla was radicalized early. The young man was 21, freshly graduated from […]
Neither party should feel confident about how Latinos are going to vote in 2024. by Ronald Brownstein The last election’s most unexpected twist is framing one of the most urgent questions confronting both parties today: […]
Democrats must win runoff races in Georgia to control the Senate – giving Biden a mandate. Latino voters will be crucial by Chuck Rocha In less than eight weeks, voters of the now-blue state of […]
Party messaging didn’t resonate in socially conservative border communities fearful of Covid-19 shutdowns and the loss of well-paid oil-industry jobs. by Elizabeth Findell, WSJ For decades, no Democratic presidential candidate had won Starr County with […]
by Fernanda Santos It was hard to keep a straight face Tuesday night as one pundit after another fretted about the surprising levels of support for President Trump among “Latino voters.”Follow the latest on Election […]
by Juana Summers Democrats’ long-term hopes for electoral success have long cited the growing Latino population in the country. But former Vice President Joe Biden’s performance in heavily Latino areas of key states has concerned […]
They all have one very important thing in common. by Christian Paz Abraham Enriquez speaks with the clarity of a levelheaded TV anchor. The 25-year-old Latino from Lubbock, Texas, was the first in his family […]
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