Days before the midterm elections, Spanish-language media have unveiled a get-out-the-vote blitz to energize Hispanic voters, whose turnout could be decisive in many races.
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The purpose of our series "March to the Polls 2010" is to capture the attitude of Hispanic voters in key states. Two years ago, they voted at record levels, but in the last two years they have been battered along with the rest of the country by an economy...
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Oct 27, 2010
The man behind the controversial ad telling Hispanics "Don't Vote" isn't taking his own advice. Robert de Posada told TBD.com he voted absentee in Virginia on Wednesday.
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Three immigration reform groups pooled funds to take out a "saturation level ad buy" on Spanish language radio in Nevada this week to counter a controversial TV ad being run by Republican Senate candidate Sharron Angle.
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One way or another — and possibly at multiple levels of government — immigration reform will be debated next year. President Barack Obama has promised to push for it in Congress, and state lawmakers might get to it first.
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It's not a myth that Latino voters have the power to influence the outcomes of political elections. It's a fact that was proven in 2008 during the presidential election.
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Pro-immigration groups have launched a Spanish-language ad blitz to urge Hispanic voters to defeat Republican U.S. Senate candidate Sharron Angle.
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A national advocacy organization for immigrants is launching a Spanish-language media blitz in Nevada today in an attempt to use a recent stream of anti-illegal immigration ads from Sharron Angle's campaign as a reason for Hispanics to vote.
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Oct 25, 2010
Latino Decisions' Matt Barreto and America's Voice's Frank Sharry pointed to a new poll out today from Latino Decisions that shows climbing enthusiasm from Latino voters, particularly among those likely to vote for Democrats.
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Latino voters are showing far more enthusiasm about the midterm elections than they were in early September, according to a new poll, a favorable trend for Democrats attributed, in part, to the anti-immigrant tone of Republican campaigns.
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