America’s largest and diverse non-white voting bloc has made it clear that they are important actors in American politics, from Pennsylvania to Arizona.
Effectively mobilizing the Latino electorate is critical to the success of any campaign, from the White House to down-ballot. As we continue to confront our nation’s intersecting crises on our path to economic recovery, understanding the electoral preferences of Latino voters is essential to highlighting the nation’s policy priorities in a new decade. This conversation will highlight how record levels of Latino turnout impacted the outcome of key races, including in this cycle’s marquee battleground states, and what it means for the coming year.
Join us virtually for a powerful conversation moderated by María Elena Salinas, award winning-journalist.
Panelists:
Matt Barreto, professor, Political Science & Chicana/o Studies, UCLA
Tom Perez, chairman, Democratic National Committee
Mercedes Schlapp, senior advisor, Trump-Pence 2020 Campaign
Rudy Soto, former Democratic nominee for Congress
RSVP today.
Presented by the Aspen Institute’s Latinos and Society Program and the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Initiative based at UCLA Luskin.
