4 major Latino organizations joining forces to mobilize voters for midterms
Summary
Four major Latino organizations are working together to increase Latino voter participation in the 2026 midterm elections. They aim to register 250,000 new voters and raise turnout by 5% by 2028, focusing on key states with close races.Key Facts
- The four organizations are UnidosUS, the LULAC Institute, Mi Familia en Acción, and Latino Victory Foundation.
- Their joint effort is the largest coordinated nonpartisan Latino voter campaign in recent U.S. history.
- They plan to reach over 5 million Latino voters and register 250,000 new voters.
- Latino voters are the second-largest and fastest-growing voting group in the U.S., with more than 36 million eligible voters.
- The campaign focuses on battleground states like Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Texas, Florida, Ohio, Colorado, New Mexico, and California.
- Republicans, including groups like LIBRE Action, are also working to maintain Latino support from the 2024 elections.
- Latino voters show varied political views and do not form a single-issue voting bloc.
- The coalition's plans were announced at the Unidos annual conference in Austin, Texas.
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