Latinos will make the difference in the 2024 elections.
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For More InsightsLatinos will make the difference in the 2024 elections.
192 DAYS
Time is running out to engage Latino voters
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by THE numbers
Arizona Latino
Registered Voters in 2024
Of registered voters
in Yuma County are
Latino
Are independent
(persuadable
difference makers)
California Latino
registered voters in
2024
Registered voters in
Entravision’s 7 key
California markets are
Latino
Of California Latino likely voters agree
“I appreciate when
candidates advertise in
Spanish in trying to
win my vote”
Nevada Latino registered voters in 2024
Are Independent (persuadable difference makers)
Nevada Latino likely voters agree:
“I appreciate when candidates advertise in Spanish in trying to win my vote”
Estimated Texas Latino eligible voters in 2024
Texas Latinos voted in every or almost every election in last 2 years
Latino share of all registered voters in Entravision’s 7 key Texas markets
Entravision launched an unprecedented $40M outreach campaign, Poder Latino, leveraging its full suite of media assets.
Proven Strategies to engage with Latino Voters
A Tale of Two Strategies
2022 Nevada U.S. Senate Race
How to Message to Latinos
Industry Experts talk about how to speak to LatinosEntravision met with one of the top media advisors in the U.S. and Latin America, César Martinez. Martinez has more than 30 years of experience in marketing, broadcast news, and political advertising and has received numerous prestigious ad awards. A veteran of 4 U.S. presidential races, Martinez has also directed media campaigns for Hispanic voter registration and GOTV for Mi Familia Vota and the Lincoln Project. He currently teaches at George Washington University, and in our Inside the Campaign series, Martinez discussed candidly the mistakes made when targeting Latinos and what he’s learned must be core strategies in creating effective in-language communications.
Dr. Guerra has been a professor of Political Science and Chicano/a Latina/o studies at Loyola Marymount University for almost 4 decades. He is also the founding director of the Center for the Study of Los Angeles and has been the principal investigator in over 20 major studies in leadership and electoral politics. Guerra is a revered source for media having been interviewed by leading news organizations, including The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, LA Times and Newsweek.
In this week’s “Inside the Campaign” we feature Lizette Escobedo, Vice President of Government Relations at AltaMed, who highlights the importance of utilizing reputable media channels like local radio, local news, and local community influencers to effectively engage with Latino voters. Leveraging Spanish language media that the community consumes most is vital for building trust and for AltaMed, it is also essential in sharing critical healthcare information aiming to promote community advocacy and improve overall well-being. When it comes to delivering the right message from a trusted source, Entravision stands out as a crucial link within the communities we serve.
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