Latino Voter Outreach Strong Ahead of Georgia Runoff Elections
Victor Landa January 5, 2021
A new year is finally here, but for Gigi Pedraza, executive director of the Latino Community Fund in Georgia, the 2020 election season is still going strong. The nonpartisan organization, […]
Don’t Call Texas’s Latino Voters the “Sleeping Giant”
Victor Landa October 15, 2020
If you ask him to check a box, Peter Guzman considers himself a Democrat. Yet though he is now thirty years old, he has voted only twice in his life. […]
Republicans May Send Latinos to the Democrats with SCOTUS Replacement
Victor Landa October 7, 2020
The death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Trump’s selection of conservative replacement Amy Coney Barrett has left Democrats in a state of shock. Although a majority of Americans say that […]
Outrage, Lawsuits Follow Governor’s Ballot-Dropbox Ban
Victor Landa
AUSTIN, Texas — The head of the Texas League of Women Voters does not think a last-minute directive to limit ballot dropboxes will stop residents from voting on Nov. 3. […]