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Are a Voter
Electorate
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Latinos Voters by THE numbers
Figures marked [1] from voter data sources; [2] reflects Entravision coverage.
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New Episode
We interview Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar a day after receiving a Presidential pardon from President Donald Trump. The congressman faced charges including bribery, money laundering, and conspiracy, with a trial set for 2026. However, with Trump’s sweeping pardon, he is now “completely and unconditionally” free from all charges.
2026 Voter Engagement PSAs
New Register to Vote TV & Radio campaign launched in January across 8 key states to drive voter engagement for Primary elections.
Arizona | California | Connecticut | Colorado | Nevada | New Mexico | Texas | Massachusetts
2025 Voter PSAs
An educational spot that spotlight the multiple ways Latinos can vote
Pledge of Allegiance
Inspiring the Latino community to vote by honoring their dedication to America
Get Out the Vote
California Special Election November 4, 2025
Ways to Vote
Educational Spotlight on the Various Ways to Vote this November
Proven Strategies to engage with Latino Voters
You Can't Win
Without Latinos
2024 Nevada U.S. Senate Race
How to Message to Latinos
Industry Experts talk about how to speak to Latinos
Marco Davis
President and CEO of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI), emphasizes the vital leadership role that Latinas play in their families and communities. As primary decision-makers, Latinas influence key aspects of healthcare, education, and more. Their influence extends beyond the home, as they actively advocate for policies that support women’s rights, economic stability, and access to quality education. Recognizing and investing in their leadership and civic engagement is essential for fostering community growth and progress.
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