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Anti-Sheriff Joe Arpaio Group Creates Whack-A-Trump Video Game
The election was always going to end with a whack-a-Trump video game.
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Democrats And Latino Leaders Expect — And Pray For — Record Hispanic Turnout
Everyone expects it to happen and the fear that it might not is almost too much to consider. “I can’t even bear to think about it.”
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Conservative Latino Group Launches Digital Radio Ads To Boost GOP Senate Candidates
Sens. Marco Rubio and Pat Toomey, along with Nevada Rep. Joe Heck are the beneficiaries of the Hispanic Leadership Fund’s $260,000 digital radio ad buy.
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As Florida Early Voting Begins, 99% More Latinos Have Already Voted Than In 2012
According to the Clinton campaign, 133,000 Latinos have already voted in Florida, where there’s a tight race and Latinos could be the difference for Clinton.
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Jay Z Set To Hold Ohio Concert For Clinton Aimed At Young Black Voters
A move to mobilize the coalition that fueled Obama’s two wins — and tip the scales in the state from Trump to Clinton.
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Salma Hayek: I Denied Trump A Date, So He Planted A National Enquirer Story About My Height
On a Spanish-language radio show, the Clinton-supporting actor said Trump befriended her boyfriend to get her number, but when she denied his offer to go on a date, he had a story planted in the National Enquirer that he wouldn’t date her because she’s too short.
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Clinton Energizes Vegas Latinos — With Vicente Fernandez And Los Tigres Del Norte
The immigration clash between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump finally arrived, but at a debate watch party a Latino crowd in North Las Vegas came for a concert.
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Puerto Ricans Really Don’t Like Trump But Activists Want Clinton To Do More
Polls show that Puerto Ricans, a key group in the true swing state of Florida, strongly favor Hillary Clinton. But activists caution that engaging newly arriving Puerto Ricans is tough, and want the Clinton campaign to ramp up efforts in Central Florida.
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Telemundo Looks To Drive Latino Turnout After Registrations
Telemundo will use network resources and talent, digital efforts, and community events as it switches from voter registration to get out the vote efforts.
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A Union Is Building A Wall Of Taco Trucks Outside Trump’s Las Vegas Hotel
The Culinary Union — and other groups — is doing the stunt ahead of the debate this week.
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Donald Trump Is Causing Bitter Fights Inside Cuban-American Families
Cuban-Americans, long a reliably Republican voting block, began to fray once Obama came around. Now Trump, as he is doing elsewhere, may speed up the process.
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Major Latino Group To Endorse Clinton Ahead Of Final Las Vegas Debate
NCLR Action Fund, the political group affiliated with the largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group in the nation, will endorse a presidential candidate for the first time.
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At White House, First Latino My Brother’s Keeper Event Spotlights Hispanic Kids
They got the first look at an Obama townhall, advice from NBA and NASCAR figures as well as Secretary Julián Castro, and a focus on the importance of mentorship.
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Frustrated Latino Republicans To Call For RNC’s Reince Priebus To Resign
During a meeting ahead of the final debate in Las Vegas, 25 conservative Hispanic leaders will convene to chart the way forward for a tarnished Republican Party and Latinos. They feel betrayed by Priebus, who promised to be their partner.
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As Trump Falters, Ana Navarro Is Having The Last Word
From the Mexican-American judge to the gold star father, the beauty queen, and the lewd video, Ana Navarro has been in living rooms across the country, blasting Trump on TV. The worse it gets for him, the more attention her takedowns get.
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Trump Transition Team Pitches Head Of Koch Brothers Latino Group On Admin Role
Daniel Garza, the head of the LIBRE Initiative has been approached by Trump’s transition team, and while he has blasted both Trump and Clinton, in private conversations he has said he’s not closed off to the idea.
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Years Before Mexican Comments, Trump Said Castro Was Sending Criminals To U.S.
“I remember, years ago, where Castro was sending his worst over to this country. He was sending criminals over to this country, and we’ve had that with other countries where they use us as a dumping ground.”
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Why #ThatMexicanThing Matters
After both debates, a “Latino thing” has been the thing talked about afterward.
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The VP Candidates Had The Immigration Debate That Clinton And Trump Should Have
Tim Kaine and Mike Pence actually argued about one of the defining policy issues of the election.
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Clinton Campaign Encouraged By Early Latino And Black Enthusiasm In FL, N.C.
The number of Hispanic voters requesting vote by mail ballots is up 73% in Florida since 2012 and 84,000 more black voters registered in North Carolina than at the same point in 2012.
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