The “demographics is destiny” theory pushed by Obama-era Democrats is being rapidly exposed for the racist sham it always was. The idea that increasing the nation’s racial and ethnic diversity would ...

It’s been nearly two years since a secretly recorded conversation featuring Los Angeles political heavyweights rocked City Hall — and really, what has changed? Sure, then-City Council president Nury ...

Do Democrats have a Latino problem? No they have a working class problem. David and Matt respond to progressive Texas representative Greg Casar's statements about the democratic party losing working ...

More than half a million Hispanic workers are missing from the labor force, according to a new report, a shortfall that could present major problems for President Joe Biden‘s effort to win over the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The polling bomb set off a moral panic on the left that lingers, fueling fears that shifting minority votes could send back to the ...

For months, polls have shown President Joe Biden losing support among Black and Latino voters, potentially handing former President Donald Trump a prime opening to steal longtime Democratic loyalists ...

Democrats may be rallying around Kamala Harris as their likely presidential nominee, but the vice president has some ground to make up with at least one critical constituency: Hispanic voters.

Dallas Democrat Jasmine Crockett has made expanding the electorate and driving up turnout around the state core pieces of her newly launched campaign for the U.S. Senate. "This election is about ...

Two new polls of Latino voters confirm what I have been writing for several months: Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney is so unpopular among Hispanic voters that he would have a hard time winning the ...

The polling was jarring, and the political narrative too juicy to resist. Stoked by surveys showing him getting as much as 23 percent of the Black vote, Donald Trump, with characteristic hubris, ...

It’s been nearly two years since a secretly recorded conversation featuring Los Angeles political heavyweights rocked City Hall — and really, what has changed? Sure, then-City Council president Nury ...