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Hacia El Voto 2026

A Texas District Redrawn to Favor Republicans Remains in Doubt
Texas’s 15th Congressional District is one of five that were redrawn to facilitate Republican control of the House of Representatives. However, Congresswoman Mónica de la Cruz remains locked in a tight race.
Georgia’s Senate Candidates Court Latino Voters
The race for a U.S. Senate seat in the southern state of Georgia has captured national attention.
Will Latinos Assert their Influence in this Election?
Historically, Latinos have voted at lower rates than other demographic groups. However, their participation continues to grow in this midterm election.
​Mobilizing to Promote Early Voting
Activists nationwide continue to promote early voting. Recent polls show that their efforts are paying off.
​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.
Campaign Against Voter Intimidation Underway
Trump continues to make unfounded claims about alleged election fraud and has announced the deployment of federal observers at polling places.
California Elections: The Ballot Measures
California voters now have their ballots. They will decide the fate of 14 statewide propositions covering housing, taxes, school and health care funding.
DOJ Escalates War Over Mail-In Voting
The Trump administration has sued California to block the state from counting certain mail-in ballots, claiming it identified voters who may not be U.S. citizens.
Latinos Make Their Voices Heard in a Republican District in Colorado
Latinos Make Their Voices Heard in a Republican District in Colorado
Texas’ Latino Vote Could Decide a Senate Seat
A Senate race in Texas is drawing national attention because of its potential to shift the national balance of power.
Will Latino Voters Be Won Over by Money or Activism?
This midterm election season, the country’s most powerful tycoons are making multimillion-dollar donations—more than ever—mostly to support Republicans.
Early Voting is On the Rise Despite the Raids
California's Central Valley is home to a highly competitive district in the battle for Congress. As voters began turning out to the early polls, ICE agents began sweeping some cities with raids targeting farm and construction workers.
Early Voting Picks Up Across the U.S.
More than 1.5 million ballots have already been cast as more states begin early voting and the election enters its final stretch.
From the Streets to the Ballot Box
As Hispanic Heritage Month ends, the No Kings Coalition is calling on Latino communities to turn their political power into votes.
Growing Interest in Mobilizing the Latino Vote
In the final weeks ahead of the November 3rd elections, Trump and Republicans make unprecedented efforts to court Latino voters.
Trump Voters Split Over Deportations
Trump’s immigration policies are exposing growing divisions among people who voted for him in 2024. A new poll finds that nearly one in three of his voters believe the administration’s aggressive deportation campaign has gone too far.
Early Voting Begins in Arizona
Arizona is opening early voting, giving voters the option to cast their ballots by mail. This election will decide the governor’s race and other top statewide offices, seats in the U.S. House, the entire state legislature, and eight ballot measures.
California Voting Begins
With early voting underway in California, the race for governor is entering a new phase. Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton faced off in their first debate, drawing sharp contrasts over the cost of living, taxes and housing.
California Prop 40
Proposition 40 — the Billionaire Tax Act — would impose a 5% tax on the wealth of California’s roughly 250 billionaires, a first-of-its-kind measure in the United States.
California: Villegas vs. Valadao
In the battle for Congress, few races are drawing more attention than the tight contest in District 22, where an overwhelming Latino majority will have the final say.
Indigenous Woman Eyes New Mexico Governorship
Deb Haaland, who made history as the first Native American to serve in a presidential cabinet, could now make history again as the first Native American woman to govern a state.