Supporters at a rally for State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic nominee for Texas governor, in San Antonio on Aug. 11, 2026. For the first time in modern history, California and Texas, the two largest states in the country, will be led by Latino governors. (Christopher Lee/The New York Times) By JENNIFER MEDINA Latino voters transformed American politics last Tuesday night — yet again. In Texas and Kansas, Colorado and California, Latinos voted for Democrats in huge numbers, helping...
Hispanic and Latino voters could have an enormous impact on the midterm elections. Clarissa Martínez de Castro, vice president of the UnidosUS Latino Vote Initiative…
SAN JUAN, Texas (AP) — Latino voters moved sharply to the left in the midterm elections, propelling Democrats to an improbable electoral sweep in Texas and in…
The electoral map that Texas redrew at President Donald Trump’s request left many voters in Houston and southern Texas facing unfamiliar candidates.
Discussion (0)
No comments yet. Start the conversation!