Mel Leonor Barclay

Latino Victory is launching a new initiative focused on strengthening the pipeline of Democratic Afro-Latinas running for office.

Latino Victory is launching a new initiative focused on strengthening the pipeline of Democratic Afro-Latinas running for office.

The organization has faced a split with the staff of one chapter and tensions with others, leaving leadership posts vacant ahead of a big election year.

When it comes to training and recruiting Democratic women to run for office, no organization comes close to Emerge America. By the 2016 election, Emerge’s fingerprints were all over victories for Democratic women in almost two dozen states. Emerge wanted to bring its prowess in urging women into political leadership to all 50 states, and quickly. Heading into 2024, however, Emerge America is now facing disarray in some of its key states and grappling with discontent from staff.

Susanna Gibson, who fell short in her bid for the Virginia House, wants to advocate for digital privacy and consent to protect other women running for office.

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is set to be the first Republican woman to win more than one delegate in modern party history.

In Iowa, caucuses amid a major winter storm create barriers to participation for moms and others with caregiving duties.

Originally published by The 19th CHICAGO — In a live interview with Black journalists during an event in Chicago on Wednesday, Republican

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As the presidential race entered the summer months, President Joe Biden’s level of support among Latinx voters couldn’t match the winning coalition he had built in 2020. Among Latinas, a critical group of voters who tend to back Democrats at higher levels than Latinos, lagging support had begun to w...