Hispanic leaders within the Democrat Party say the last presidential election was a wake-up call. Donald Trump won 43 % of the Latino vote in 2024, up from 35 % in 2020. And those gains were driven primarily by Hispanic men and younger voters who are increasingly consuming political information through social media and not traditional campaign channels in response the Congressional Hispanic Caucus bold PAC has just launched a new get-out-the-vote effort it's called ruido which means noise in Spanish and it ...

of Homeland Security Jay Johnson and former political director of the California Republican Party and co-founder of the Lincoln Project Mike Madrid gentlemen those are two very different ends of the spectrum on immigration and it's interesting today because you know we've been I'm planning on doing this topic and talk about where Democrats need to be using that Obama clip and some others. And there was a Republican congressman in this hearing today who brought that sentiment from Obama and a few others out ...

So, let's turn now to the economy, which is the issue causing the most stress right now for Americans. That's according to a new poll conducted by Votto Latino, which also finds that 57% say the American dream is dead. Additionally, most Americans are now buying less or cheaper groceries with 28% even reporting skipping meals to save money.and 24% say they've taken a second job or side hustle just to make ends meet. Joining us now, the president of Votto Latino Foundation, Aria Terresa Kumar. Maria, Teresa, ...

Election Analysis - The Democratic party faces a crucial moment in defining its future and strategy against Donald Trump [1] - The New Jersey race is expected to be closer than Virginia, potentially indicating a shift towards a more purple state [2] - The New York race is seen as potentially polarizing, reflecting the future of the Democratic coalition [3] Republican Strategy - The Republican party is testing the strength of the Trump coalition, particularly among Hispanics and men [4][5] - The impact of Trump's endorsement is considered minimal, primarily serving to shift the focus away from other issues [15][16] Voter Behavior - Voters are seeking change and are driven by issues like affordability, especially younger voters [11][12] - Older Latino and Black voters' allegiances are being closely watched, particularly regarding their potential support for candidates aligned with Trump [13][14] - Voters affected by government shutdowns are less likely to support the existing administration [2][8] Key Races - New Jersey is a key test to see if the Trump coalition still exists [4] - Virginia is largely a referendum on the government shutdown [2][5] - New York is a change election that will dramatically reframe the Democratic coalition [3]