By Aaron E. Sánchez With the coming of yet another election cycle, confusion and head-scratching about the “Latino vote” has already begun. While Latinos are thankfully no longer referred to as the “sleeping giant,” many […]
By Mike Madrid It’s often noted that the Latino vote is “not monolithic,” and Latino voters do in fact come from an array of countries, generations, regions, races, faiths and classes. But with a few […]
by Ronald Brownstein, CNN President Joe Biden’s weakness in polls among non-White voters is boosting Republican hopes that the GOP is poised to extend its most important political breakthrough of modern times – and potentially […]
By Eric McGhee, PPIC California continues to be a popular destination for new immigrants to the country; over one in four of the state’s residents was born abroad. But immigration patterns have shifted. Large numbers […]
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 […]
A recent spate of polling paints a bad picture of declining support for the president from voters of color. But just how worrisome is it? By Christian Paz, Vox Though we’re still more than a […]
After years of Democratic missteps with Latino voters, Biden’s 2024 campaign has a plan — and no excuses left. by Christian Paz One of the biggest challenges that President Joe Biden and his campaign will […]
by Sabrina Rodriguez, Washington Post U.S. Army veteran Richard Lucero held back tears under his dark-tinted sunglasses as he stood in Grant Park and watched Rep. Ruben Gallego (D), a fellow Latino veteran, kick off […]
by Mike Madrid and Lucas Holtz The education divide that has defined American politics over the last three election cycles has begun to appear in the country’s largest blue state, California. Democrats have captured and […]
Democrats largely prevailed in two states seen as tests of whether Republicans could win over more Latino voters: Arizona and Nevada. But to build on those gains, Democratic strategists say the party must invest more […]
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