Campaign Grita. Canta. Vota campaign seeks to empower young people to vote.

According to recent demographic data, 4.1 million Latinos nationwide, who have turned 18 since the last presidential election, represent 50% of the total growth of U.S. voters eligible to vote.

Not only are they a force to be reckoned with, especially in key states such as Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona, but many of them are the first generation in their family to be able to vote in U.S. elections.

Esaú Torres Campaign promoter for Canta. Grita. Vota, a native of California’s Central Valley, says he has returned to school and can sense the energy of young people who have the potential to change the destiny of our community.

He believes that a new youth movement is emerging and believes it is time to awaken the “sleeping giant.

Every 30 seconds a Latino person turns 18 and besides being a demographic group that is growing, politicians and their campaigns should have them in their sights because of their influence in next November’s election, that is why they have started a campaign called VotaPaloosa, let’s hear it from Esaú Torres.

In this sense, he emphasizes that they have worked to raise awareness also among artists because they have a great impact among the population.

Esaú Torres says that the message is to empower the people and the community, it is not about politics but about recognizing that we have power with our vote.

Esaú Torres recalls that the objective is very clear and it is to empower the people.

Esaú Torres Promoter of the Campaign Canta. Grita. Vota, says that there has been greater motivation among young Latinos.

Finally, he recognizes that the challenge is not only to register but to go to the polls and vote.

If you need more information visit the web page, Grita. Canta. Vota. org This release is part of the Hacia el voto 2024 campaign.