Erika D. Smith is a politics and policy columnist for Bloomberg Opinion. She is a former Los Angeles Times columnist and ...

Brian Leija, a 31-year-old small-business owner from Belton, Texas, was not surprised that a growing number of Latino men of ...

Economic and social issues were more important for many voters. Interviews with Osceola County voters of Puerto Rican ...

Although results are far from final, it’s clear that like other blue states, California shifted to the right. San Francisco, ...

In any event, here are five major takeaways from the exit polls. The sheer scale of the pro-Trump shift among Latino men was ...

The 2024 election results make clear: The Asian American electorate has shifted further right. The trend portends a new ...

What some in the political class miss is that inflation and a higher cost of living especially impact middle-class and lower-class Latinos.

White Latino voters nationally swung wildly toward Trump — with 45% voting Republican, including 55% of Latino males — Colorado Latinos still swung, for the most part, to Democrats and Kamala Harris.

Latino, black and younger voters once helped Obama win power - Trump made gains with all three groups this election. Why?

The Foundation for Latin American and Latin Culture and Arts (FLACA) partnered with LFUCG today to celebrate Latinx heritage.

Democrats hoped to pick up a seat or two in the Yakima Valley thanks to recent redistricting, but may be thwarted.