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There’s more to immigration than the border. The Univision town halls highlighted that.
Two town halls focused on Latinx voters this month put a spotlight on the fate of undocumented immigrants as Trump promises to deport millions and Harris leans into border security.
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Of 10 states with abortion ballot measures, only one requires 60 percent support to pass
Spoiler: It’s Florida. Here’s what people in the supermajority state say about its chances and the stakes.
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How organizers are harnessing the power of young Latino voters
Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez, executive director of NextGen America, says young voters need candidates to engage with them directly on climate change, abortion access and progressive economic policies.
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The Supreme Court just signaled how next president could impact abortion access — no legislation needed
The election has focused on whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris would sign or veto a federal law. A Texas case shows we're having the wrong conversation.
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Trump dodged a bullet and looked inevitable. That was then.
Since he dodged a bullet in July, the race has shifted — though it has not completely reset.
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Black women and Latinas are driving Harris’ inflation edge among women voters
It’s a change from June, when Joe Biden was leading the Democratic ticket, according to polling from KFF.
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The gender gap in Gen Z is real — and campaigns are paying attention
Trump and Harris are reaching out to the very online generation, going to the media that reaches young men and women to try to get them to the polls.
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These states are under fire over spending millions of taxpayer dollars to push religion in schools
Civil rights groups are investigating Oklahoma’s hefty price tag to put Bibles in schools and Ohio’s reported spending on construction at private religious schools.
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A campus shooting spurred her political awakening. Her whole family followed.
Addressing gun violence is a top concern for many Latinas — including Adriana Grijalva, who felt she had to do something after a fatal shooting at the University of Arizona.
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These Latinas will decide the election
We spoke to Latinas in Arizona and Nevada — where these voters yield election-swaying power — about how gun violence, reproductive rights and housing are shaping their votes.