latino voters

With Georgia’s Hispanic population now topping 1 million, Latino political power is beginning to grow in the state

Immigrant-rights and grassroots organizations that have been mobilizing Latinos in Arizona for nearly two decades helped propel Joe Biden to victory in a traditionally conservative state

Voter turnout was impressive for the 2020 election, but how do all those votes break down? NBCLX Storyteller Noah Pransky looked at the trends among young voters, older voters and Black and Latino voters this election – and he found some surprises.

A Northwestern historian breaks down the political power of Latinos and what motivates various groups.

Latino turnout for Joe Biden was weaker than Democrats hoped on Election Day. Ferox Strategies CEO Cristina Antelo doesn’t think the Democratic Party did enough to win the Latinx community in states like Texas and Florida, and explains how the party should revamp its approach moving forward.

A historic surge in voter turnout in Texas has Democrats hopeful that the Lone Star State is within reach for Joe Biden. Chuck Rocha, a former senior adviser to Sen Bernie Sanders, explains how a Latino population boom has played a major role in turning the formerly deep red state into a political battleground.

Joe Biden leads Donald Trump among Latino voters by about a 2-1 margin days before the presidential election, according to a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll.

Melinda Rivera is the founder of #NewMexit, a movement to win New Mexico for President Trump and other Republican candidates this November. Like some other Latinos in the southern part of the state, Rivera and her three young adult daughters don’t think their support of Trump stands in conflict with their Latino heritage.

Undocumented immigrants and DACA recipients are not eligible to vote in U.S. elections. But in Chicago, young immigrants like Esmeralda Montesinos and Giselle Rodriguez are joining citizens in efforts to ensure Latino immigrants who are now citizens show up at the polls.

The Peruvian-American Aragón family belongs to one of the fastest growing voter blocs in America: the Latino vote. But this important demographic also has one of the lowest voter turnout rates in the country.

Winning Latino voters will be crucial for Democrats to take back the White House. Chuck Rocha, a former senior adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign, joined LX News to talk about the keys to the Latino vote and his new book, “Tio Bernie.”