“This feels like looking at all of the hard work we’ve been able to do over the past 15 years, looking at real change, looking at real power.”
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‘Election Defenders’ in Georgia Are Fighting to Keep Latino Voters Safe at the Polls
Volunteers are stationed in polling places nationwide in order to ensure safety and bring joy to voters on Election Day.
Ballots Cast by Black and Latino Voters Are More Likely to Be Flagged for Rejection
The reason for this is missing or mismatched signatures, among other problems, with Dems 0.07% more likely than Republicans to have issues raised with their ballots.
Two Latino Reps. Call on FBI to Investigate Disinformation Aimed at Florida Latino Voters
The politically-charged messages often contain far-right conspiracy theories relating to “QAnon” or similar fringe groups, the lawmakers say.
Biden Is Bringing His Message Straight to Latino Voters in Florida Tuesday
Biden will visit the Sunshine State for the first time since claiming the Democratic nomination and will participate in a Hispanic Heritage Month event in Kissimmee.
Young Latino Voters Are Driven by Social Issues and Are More Independent Than Parents, Poll Shows
85% of Latino voters age 18 to 34 are driven to vote by race and ethnic inequality issues, a study conducted by Telemundo and BuzzFeed News shows.
The Reason Kamala Harris Could Help Drive Latino Voters to the Polls
Millions of new voters in 2020 may find a connection with this first-generation American, and first woman of color on a presidential ticket.
WATCH: Ricardo Negrón Commits His Life to Empowering Latino Voters and LGBTQ Communities
He moved to Orlando after finishing his law degree but found an opportunity to help mobilize Latinos to vote. After surviving the Pulse shooting his activism focused on fighting for justice for the LGBTQ communities.
Will New Latino Voters Swing The Election?
A significant number of potential new voters are from battleground states such as Florida, Arizona, Texas, Colorado, and New Mexico.
Long Lines and Broken Machines Couldn’t Stop These Black and Latino Voters In Georgia
In spite of long delays, these two Latinos and a Black mother and son showed up to cast their ballots. This is what their experience at the polls was like.