The New Yorker Coverage of Latinx Voters

As Trump Gained Latino Support in Florida, Biden’s Campaign Ignored WarningsMembers of the Democrat’s community-outreach team say that the effort was underfunded, unfocussed, and ineffective.

Can Latino Voters Tip Wisconsin in Biden’s Favor?Local activists are trying to persuade twenty-three thousand voters to support the Democratic nominee—a number roughly equal to Donald Trump’s margin of victory in the state in 2016.

How Latino Grassroots Organizers Are Fighting to Lift Biden in FloridaHalf of the community’s eligible voters haven’t cast their ballots yet. The work done by volunteers could prove decisive.

There Is No One Way to Win the Latino VoteJoe Biden won Nevada and Arizona, but the Democratic Party must find a way to appeal to more Latino voters if it wants to win consistently in Sun Belt states.

Biden’s Case to Latino Voters Comes Late. Will They Listen?Polls show that the former Vice-President is failing to sway a group of voters he needs in order to win the 2020 election.

Deconstructing the 2020 Latino VoteThe political preferences of white working-class voters and soccer moms have been dissected in detail—and now strategists are applying the same level of focus to Latino voters.

“Equipo Trump”: The President’s Brazen Attempt to Win Over Latino VotersCapitalizing on support from Mexico’s President, the Trump campaign is trying to court Hispanics in battleground states.

The Dream of Turning Texas Blue Depends on Latino VotersLatinos are poised to become the majority in Texas in a matter of years, and many voting-rights advocates are raising awareness that they should make their voices heard.

What Bernie Sanders Is Doing Differently to Win Over Latino VotersAfter faring poorly with Latinos in 2016, Tío Bernie created an entirely new approach for 2020.

It’s Hispanic Heritage Month, and the Latinx Vote Is Still Being IgnoredAlthough they make up twenty per cent of the population, Latinx Americans are still seen as foreign by political parties, and are still largely invisible to power structures and state bureaucracies.

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