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Latinos sour on Trump over tariffs, economy, immigration raids

Their rising discontent could mean trouble for the GOP heading into the 2026 midterms.

Axios

Amid Trump's fury, Utah governor praised for restraint after Charlie Kirk's death

"You could win all the electoral votes with this message," one Democrat said.

Axios

Aggressive insults, grabbing all the headlines – Gavin Newsom is trying to be a Democratic version of Trump. Will voters buy it?

ANALYSIS: Republicans got behind Trump because ‘at least he fights.’ Will Democrats do the same? asks Eric Garcia

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Republican gains among Latino voters face 2026 test in California - Roll Call

The midterm elections will test the durability of Latino voters' shift toward Donald Trump, especially in several California districts.

Roll Call

Ex GOP Strategist Explains Why California Latinos Are Shifting Toward Trump And The Republican Party

With economic challenges like housing costs and inflation top of mind, more California Latinos are turning to Republicans, signaling a generational shift, Mike Madrid said in an op-ed for the LA Times

Latin Times

Trump, Harris head west in election race for Latino votes in swing states

Both candidates hold events in the swing states of Arizona and Nevada, where Latino turnout could be key.

Al Jazeera

‘Nothing persuades anyone anymore’: Insiders from the Trump and Harris campaigns get candid about their election fears

One says this election features ‘the most staggering issue I’ve seen in my entire 50-year career in American politics’. Another thinks North Carolina will decide everything. Andrew Feinberg speaks to strategists about what they actually believe will happen in the next month — the good, the bad and the ugly

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Why Latinos Are the Solution for What Ails American Politics, and What Harris Needs to Win Their Votes

An insider in both political parties, Mike Madrid says housing affordability and jobs are the deciding issues.

Capital & Main

El Voto Latino Podría Solucionar los Males de la Política Estadounidense

Mike Madrid, quien ha asesorado a demócratas y republicanos, afirma que la asequibilidad de la vivienda y el empleo son temas decisivos y lo que Harris necesita para ganar sus votos.

Capital & Main

Hispanic men have repeatedly been more keen to vote for Trump than women. Here's why

Educational attainment, rather than machismo culture, is emerging as a main catalyst for voting preferences across genders ahead of November

Latin Times

Watch a conversation about Latino influence on national politics at the 2024 Texas Tribune Festival

Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro will speak with Maria Teresa Kumar, Mike Madrid and Luis Miranda Jr. The conversation starts at 3:15 p.m. Friday.

The Texas Tribune

Harris sees an early advantage with young voters in polls, a group Biden was struggling to win over

Vice President Harris is closer to clinching to Democratic nomination. Now, she is gaining more support from key groups, such as young voters

Latin Times

Political strategist reveals which VP pick Kamala Harris should make to help win back the Latino vote

In an interview with the Latin Times, Mike Madrid drew a contrast between daily developments and fundamental changes in polling, as well as how they can actually influence the elections' outcome

Latin Times

‘A dystopian plot’: how will Trump’s Project 2025 affect California?

The plan takes specific aim at California on abortion rights and green policies – but the state has ways to fight it

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Roll Call

Which swing-district Republicans are skipping party’s convention? - Roll Call

Multiple GOP candidates with tough races in November say they will be in their districts or otherwise working during the party's convention.

Axios

How working-class Latino voters could upend Democrats in 2024

Latino and Black voters without a college education will be key players in six swing states.

Latin Times

Latinos are voting more in line with White, non-Hispanic blue-collar workers: ex-GOP strategist Mike Madrid

In an interview with The Latin Times, Madrid reflects on the strategies each party must adopt to secure the support of the largest minority group in the US

WEKU

Former LA Dodger Steve Garvey aims for the wall in U.S. Senate race

When the former baseball star won a runoff spot for California's open senate seat, he reminded supporters that his primary victory was only "the first game of a doubleheader."

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The Guardian - US

Who will step up in California politics as McCarthy exits and Pelosi steps back?

A political vacuum has formed in the most populous state, home to the last two House speakers and a departed senior senator

Roll Call

Hispanic Republicans vie to oust Democrats in diverse districts - Roll Call

GOP Hispanic candidates vying in diverse House districts held by Democrats span the political spectrum from hard right to moderate middle.

Salon

GOPer rips Kevin's "impeachment theater"

GOP Rep. Ken Buck accused the speaker of using impeachment as a “shiny object” and distraction

Los Angeles Times

Newsom hits the road to campaign for Biden in Idaho, building his own base in red states

At a private fundraiser in the middle of Donald Trump's America, California Gov. Gavin Newsom was on a mission to help President Joe Biden.

Los Angeles Times

Now a powerhouse, California's Latino lawmakers face pressure to broaden political priorities

When Martha Escutia was elected to the Assembly in 1992, she was one of seven Latinos in the 120-member California Legislature, part of the small but growing Latino Caucus that would eventually become a powerful force in the state Capitol.

Los Angeles Times

Gov. Gavin Newsom launches national campaign to fight ‘authoritarian leaders’

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday launched a national campaign to counter the GOP agenda and announced that he’s hitting the road to “take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack.”

Tribune News Service

Republicans made gains in Latino-majority districts in California, 2022 election figures show

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new report shows Republicans are gaining footholds in some California electoral districts where Latinos make up the majority population, a development that might concern some Democrats moving forward.

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