How Will Latinas Change Politics in 2014? Future of U.S. Senate and Immigration Reform on Latinos Talk Politics!
The Latinos Talk Politics 2014 Midterms Special continues with today's roundtable that includes Adriana Maestas, Melanie Mendez-Gonzales and Andres Ramirez. What is at stake for Latinos during this election cycle? And how should Latinos proceed towards advocating for Immigration Reform moving forward?
The roundtable gives up updates from coast to coast, including the rise of Latinas running for statewide offices. How are Leticia Van de Putte and Lucy Flores faring in their quest to become Lt. Governors in Texas and Nevada? What are some of the other hot races featuring Hispanic candidates in California, New Mexico, Texas, Florida and throughout the country to keep an eye on? And can Latinos impact which party will control the U.S. Senate?
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