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Lower Yakima Valley cities had competitive races and, in some cases, historic numbers of Latino candidates. Volunteers and nonprofits pushed to engage voters and increase turnout.

Elections and voter engagement efforts have ramped up in the Lower Yakima Valley this year, where candidates – who are collaborating and organizing around important issues – and nonprofits –

My first encounter with the word “Latinx” came in 2020 while covering the health disparities faced by people of color in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mana honored a Uvalde victim during the band's show in San Antonio. Watch the moment.

Turnout for voters with Spanish surnames was 10% for the August primary in Yakima County. Advocates working to encourage election participation say there are some bright spots in the results.

Fines on list given to the Guardian were levied by agency created at Ron DeSantis’s behest to investigate voter fraud, which is rare

The American Civil Liberties Union said a federal court has blocked a Florida law impacting voter registration.

“The Free State of Florida is simply not free to exceed the bounds of the United States Constitution,” a federal judge wrote.

Voter registration groups urged a federal judge to block parts of a new law on Florida voter registration, arguing it is discriminatory.

TALLAHASSEE — Voter-registration groups such as the NAACP and the League of Women Voters urged a federal judge on Wednesday to block parts of a new Florida elections law, arguing