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Tag: Nevada
Keeping it Local: Young Nevadan Focuses on Down-Ballot Issues to Reach New Voters
Engaging voters who think the presidential election “is a joke.”
Facing Reelection, Reid Leads Calls for Immigration Reform "This Year"
By Diego Graglia, FI2W web editor Since the Obama Administration took office, immigration reform has seemed to go forward in fits and starts. The White House’s cautious approach has led pro-immigration advocates to cherish every bit of reassuring news they…
Latin American Immigrants Come Out in Force to Vote for Obama
Diego Graglia, FI2W blog editor Latin American immigrants became an important segment of the American electorate in this election, representing forty percent of the overall Hispanic vote, according to data released this afternoon by pro-immigrant organization America’s Voice. Initial estimates indicate that…
NALEO Survey: Significant Numbers of Latinos Remain Undecided in Battleground States
“Obamanos,” Latino Support for Obama in Espanola, N.M. NPR PHOTO by Ben Bergman/Morning Edition With the presidential race increasingly focused on states where Latinos are a big chunk of the electorate, the latest survey released by the National Association of…
Is There Really a Latino Swing Vote?
In this year’s historic elections Latinos are poised to play a historic role. If Latinos vote in the precedent-setting numbers that marked their participation in the presidential primaries, they could be responsible for putting a candidate in office. When Sen….