Politics

With a radio ad set to the rhythm of cumbia and appearances at campaign events with Los Tigres Del Norte and Maná in Las Vegas, the Democratic candidate's campaign seeks to mobilize Hispanics, especially those who were offended by recent comments at Donald Trump's rally in New York.

This Wednesday, in a town hall organized by Univision Noticias, a group of Latino voters who qualify themselves as undecided will be able to raise their concerns with Republican candidate Donald Trump at the event to be held in Miami, Florida.

Enrique Acevedo will speak with the re-election candidate about his campaign strategy towards the Hispanic vote and his plans for a second term.

In a conversation with Enrique Acevedo, the former president reviewed multiple topics, from the border situation, the economy and covid response during his administration, to the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Watch the interview here.

Donald Trump announced this week his third campaign for the presidency. Although he remains popular, his star no longer dazzles so much in the Republican Party, or the media that supported him. But he thrives on uphill battles.

Many experts predicted that eroding support for Democrats in the Hispanic community would help consolidate a 'red wave' in the US mid-term elections. It never happened (outside Florida). (Leer en español)

Registered Hispanics voters in Florida favor Republican candidates, although support varies among their countries of origin. Senator Marco Rubio and Governor Ron DeSantis enjoys strong support from Cubans, while Rubio does better among Latino voters of South American origin. His challenger, Val Demings, is supported by Puerto Rican voters. Leer en español.

The race between incumbent Senator, Democrat, Mark Kelly, and Republican Blake Masters is close, but among registered Latino voters, Kelly has nearly triple the support, according to the new poll. Leer en español.

More than half of the state's registered voters consider the rising cost of living as the most urgent problem to solve. Leer en español.

Despite having the support of Latinos and Blacks, Democratic candidate Beto O'Rourke trails Governor Greg Abbott by more than four points in the race for governor. Leer en español