Stories tagged: "Georgia"
Newly registered voters may think there’s nothing left to do until the next big election, but that's far from true.
States in the South face a number of challenges and bureaucratic systems that are not equipped to schedule the huge number of appointments being sought.
If you want to reach Latinos, you have to speak to each group individually and directly—and not just during the elections.
The Georgia Senate runoff elections gained two new Democrat senators, and Latinos, despite being a small portion of the population in Georgia, had a lot to do with flipping the state.
Expert says Latino, Black, and Asian communities will be decisive in Tuesday’s runoff elections.
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Elizabeth was detained when her baby was just 4 months old. She is part of a class-action petition and complaint that includes 14 women who claim they suffered medical abuse while in immigration custody.
"I implore Georgians of faith, and of course, those with no faith at all, to trust and engage in this voting process," the Rev. Guillermo Arboleda said.