With less than two months to go before voters head to the polls to elect our next president, our nation’s political parties, candidates and deep-pocketed donors are once again throwing around significant amounts of money to get the outcome they desire this November. Money is flowing everywhere, it seems, except toward the changes that will ensure Latino voters turn out not just for this election, but for the next one and the one after that.
NALEO Educational Fund projects that more than 13.1 million Latino voters are expected to turn out to vote this November. While this would be a record number of Latino voters for a single election, the potential for the electorate and our democracy would be even greater if we had the resources to move beyond the battleground states to mobilize the 27.3 million Latinos who are eligible to vote in 2016. READ MORE AT THE HILL
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