In a wild election season, these 7 states — with disparate identities and spanning the nation — will decide our next president. By Kevin Hardy/Stateline Editor’s note: This five-day series explores voter priorities in Arizona, […]
By John King, CNN Nogales, Arizona CNN — The handmade boots at David’s Western Wear, a short walk from the Nogales pedestrian crossing, have for 44 years been a favorite of customers on both sides of […]
By Mark Z. Barabak, Los Angeles Times In 2016, Jenny Richardson voted Republican for president, as she had in every presidential election for decades. She appreciated Donald Trump’s status as a political outsider and liked […]
Raquel Terán’s just-announced run for Congress is a window into Democrats’ battle for a crucial swing state. by Christian Paz Arizona has been at the center of the American political universe for the past three […]
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 […]
The state is poised to be a battleground for the first time in years. But strategists say Biden needs to improve Latino outreach to seal it. by Laura Barron-Lopez and Marc Caputo, POLITICO Joe Biden […]
by Matt Pearce, Los Angeles Times As Joe Biden hopes to extend his lead in the Democratic presidential race, Tuesday’s scheduled primaries in Arizona, Florida and Illinois will be a test of whether the former […]
Not long ago, the state was known for its harsh immigration laws. But a new crop of Latino activists emerged in response—and now they’re catapulting themselves into elected office. by Fernanda Santos In the City […]
by Farai Chideya In an office suite not far from the airport, Irma Maldonado, 18, expertly role-played what she’d be doing on the city’s streets in half an hour: knocking on the doors of residents […]
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