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    32 Million
    32 million Latinos are projected to be eligible to vote in 2020.
    3 States
    Voters of color represent the majority of the electorate in three states, California, Hawaii, and Texas, plus the District Columbia in the 2020 election.

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Dr. Matt Barreto Congressional Testimony Before the Committee on House Administration on Voting In America: The Potential For Voter ID Laws, Proof-Of-Citizenship Laws, And Lack Of Multi-Lingual Support To Interfere With Free And Fair Access To The Ballot
Testimony Democracy & Voting Rights

Dr. Matt Barreto Congressional Testimony Before the Committee on House Administration on Voting In America: The Potential For Voter ID La...

Sonja Diaz Congressional Testimony Before the Committee on House Administration on Ensuring Free and Fair Access to the Ballot
Testimony Democracy & Voting Rights

Sonja Diaz Congressional Testimony Before the Committee on House Administration on Ensuring Free and Fair Access to the Ballot

From Affirmative Action to Gig Economy: Racial Differences in the Support for California Propositions in the 2020 Election
Policy Report Democracy & Voting Rights

From Affirmative Action to Gig Economy: Racial Differences in the Support for California Propositions in the 2020 Election

Vote Choice of Latino Voters in the 2020 Presidential Election
Policy Report Democracy & Voting Rights

Vote Choice of Latino Voters in the 2020 Presidential Election

News & Press

Sebastian Cazares in the Los Angeles Times: “At 19, he won a local school board seat. His first civics lesson? Age discrimination”
Democracy & Voting Rights

Sebastian Cazares in the Los Angeles Times: “At 19, he won a local school board seat. His first civics lesson? Age discrimination”

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Denise Ramos-Vega in Cal贸 News: “Commentary: We need more Latinas in political leadership”
Democracy & Voting Rights

Denise Ramos-Vega in Cal贸 News: “Commentary: We need more Latinas in political leadership”

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Alan B. Rivera in Cal贸 News: “Commentary: It鈥檚 past time for Kevin de Le贸n to resign”
Democracy & Voting Rights

Alan B. Rivera in Cal贸 News: “Commentary: It鈥檚 past time for Kevin de Le贸n to resign”

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Sonja Diaz in The Washington Post: “Karen Bass takes over a Los Angeles divided by crisis”
Democracy & Voting Rights

Sonja Diaz in The Washington Post: “Karen Bass takes over a Los Angeles divided by crisis”

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LPPI Research Library

Research Library

Our research library provides access to our original research, policy reports, and other assets to expand the understanding and attention to Latino issues.

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