BREAKING: A new report from @UCLAlatino found that #LatinoVoters supported Democratic Senate candidates by wide margins in 2020 in 6 key Senate races, but a considerable number split their ballots btwn parties when choosing Senate and presi. candidates.

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@UCLAlatino report shows support for Democrat candidates remains strong among Latinos, but swing voters could prove the difference in some races.

Full report: ​​ latino.ucla.edu/research/2020-…
As we go into the 2022 election cycle, candidates from all political parties need to understand the growing importance of this electorate and invest in culturally competent and sustained voter engagement and mobilization strategies if they want to earn their vote. Image

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Oct 21, 2021
In observance of #LatinaEqualPayDay, @UCLAlatino stresses that Latinas are fundamental to a healthy, productive national workforce that invigorates the U.S. economy. (1/4)
Yet on average, #Latinas see over $1.8 million in lost wages over a 40 year career, & they are only paid 55 cents for every dollar that a white man is paid. (2/4) ImageImage
The #wagegap is even larger for Latina mothers. In CA, Latina mothers only make 36 cents for every dollar made by white, non-Latino fathers. The #motherhoodpenalty is worse for #Latinas. (3/4) Image
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Oct 21, 2021
Earlier this year, @UCLAlatino released a report finding that #Latinas have faced the biggest drop in labor force size of any demographic group over the last year.

They must be a focal point of pandemic recovery efforts to ensure #LatinaEqualPay. (1/4) Image
Research finds that before the #COVID19 pandemic, the number of Latinas in the U.S. labor force was projected to ⬆️ by 25.8% from 2019-2029– almost 9x the growth of white women. (2/4)
Yet, from March 2020 - March 2021, the number of Latinas in the workforce dropped by 2.74%– the biggest drop in labor force size of any demographic group during that time. (3/4)

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Sep 15, 2021
#CARecall As we wait for precinct-level data to report some first looks at county level trends in Democratic vote -- Orange County currently 58% NO, it's highest Democratic vote in modern times, 8 points higher than Newsom 2018
#CARecall in conservative Kerns County (Bakersfield) the No on Recall is nearly 4 points MORE Democratic than the 2018 Newsom-Cox vote and currently exceeds Biden 20 margin by 1 point.
#CARecall county data in #InlandEmpire Riverside County shows current No on Recall vote at 54% exceeding the 49.8% which Newsom received in 2018
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Nov 7, 2020
📈 #BREAKING Data Alert on Latino Voters in #Texas 📈

In Dallas County, #Texas Biden got as much as 78% of the vote in precincts with high concentrations of Latinos #LatinoVote2020 #Elections2020
🚨Latino Voters in #Texas 🚨

In El Paso County, Biden received over 75% of the vote in precincts with high concentrations of Latinos #LatinoVote2020 #Elections2020
📈Data Alert on Latino Voters in #Texas 📈

In Tarrant County, located in the Fort Worth area, Biden received 75% of the vote in precincts with high concentrations of Latinos #LatinoVote2020 #Election2020
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Nov 5, 2020
📈Election results in #Florida reflect the diversity of Latino voters. Even though the majority of Latino voters supported Joe Biden nationally, the "Latino vote" is not a monolith.
Follow this thread for our analysis of Florida.

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📈In counties around Orlando, with high concentrations of Puerto Rican voters, Biden had strong support.

For example, in Orange County, FL, Biden got 63% of the votes in precincts with high density of Latinos

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In Osceola County, FL, which also has a sizable Puerto Rican population, we also saw strong support for Biden in precincts with a high concentration of Latinos. Biden got 60% of the votes in high-density Latino precincts.

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Jun 6, 2018
Among votes cast so far in Governor's election: 38.9% of votes cast in Orange County (June 2014) were Democrat; today (June 2018) 49.0% of votes cast were Democrat, this is a 10% increase in % of D votes cast #CaliforniaPrimary2018 #Latinovote @realMABarreto @UCLAlatino
#VenturaCounty is next: In June 2014 46.5% of votes cast in Governor's race were Dem, so far in June 2018 Gov race, 55.4% of ballots cast are Dem. +9% increase btwn '14 & '18 so far (more votes to come) #CaliforniaPrimary2018
#RiversideCounty is next: In June 2014 42% of ballots cast for Gov race were Dem; so far in June 2018, 49% of ballots cast are Dem. +7% increase in Dem ballots cast @realMABarreto
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