Republicans and Democrats alike seem to rediscover us every four years, then forget about us. It is called the Christopher Columbus syndrome. by Jorge Ramos Every four years, without fail, the two mainstream political parties […]
by Zach Montellaro New research shows why two-thirds of both groups prefer to vote in person, and why Democrats aren’t pushing everyone to vote by mail. Democrats’ push to promote mail-in voting this fall could […]
by Admin A new history reveals how the rise of the Latino vote has redrawn the political map and what it portends for the future of American politics. The impact of the Latino vote is […]
by Associated Press The Spanish-language ads for Joe Biden used the same slogan to contrast him with President Trump — “Los cuentos no pagan las cuentas,” a play on words that roughly means: “Telling stories won’t pay […]
by Mindy Romero California became a player in the 2020 presidential election when the state moved its primary from June to March. The timing meant California voters could help select the Democratic nominee before the […]
The coronavirus is likely to hit the United States’ 60 million Latinos particularly hard, and political organizers face a dual challenge of energizing them and keeping them safe. by Jennifer Medina Héctor Sánchez Barba had […]
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 […]
by Rey Junco Texas was the second-biggest prize on Super Tuesday, and Joe Biden won the state’s primary with 33.7% of the vote. However, the state’s Latino vote went to Bernie Sanders: 45% for Sanders […]
by Mindy Romero Patt Morrison talks with Mindy Romero the founder and director of the California Civic Engagement Project at the University of Southern California’s Sol Price School of Public Policy, in Sacramento. .
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