Latinx peoples represent a substantial voting bloc in the U.S., and outreach to Latinx voters has been the subject of
Category: Latinx Communities and the 2020 Election
The Latinx Religious Red Surge?
In the study of Latinx politics and the shift of Latinxs to the right, some members of the scholarly community
Diego Morales, the New Latino Republican and the Changing Face of the GOP
In 2022, Diego Morales was elected to become the 63rd Secretary of State and the first Latino elected to statewide
Examining Latino Voters Who Say “I’m a Republican but not a Trumpster”
While Latinos[1] still overwhelmingly vote and identify as Democrats, growing shares of Latinos are shifting politically rightward (Fraga, Velez, and
El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele and the Latino Right
Introduction Walking through El Mercado Ex-Cuartel in San Salvador, El Salvador the aisles are lined with vendors selling President Nayib