Latino voter turnout increases in the Lower Yakima Valley
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.
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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 –
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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.