Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

Campaign Against Voter Intimidation Underway – Despite court rulings against him, Trump continues to make unfounded claims about alleged election fraud and has announced the deployment of federal observers at polling places. Civil society organizations accuse him of using scare tactics and are mobilizing volunteers in key states to guide voters and respond to incidents of voter intimidation. José López Zamorano reports from Washington, D.C.
In Arizona, a Close Race for a Crucial Congressional Seat – Two Latino candidates are vying for a crucial seat that could influence control of the House of Representatives. Republican Juan Ciscomani is seeking reelection in Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, facing off against Democrat Joanna Mendoza. A key issue in the race is how President Trump’s policies affect residents in this district. Silvia Sánchez spoke with candidates and voters and brings us this report from Tucson.
Mobilizing to Promote Early Voting – Activists nationwide continue to promote early voting. Recent polls show that their efforts are paying off. Several districts with the tightest races are seeing record voter turnout. The final push will take place this weekend on National Early Voting Day. Rubén Tapia has been following the story and reports from Los Angeles.

