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Voto Latino We're a civic advocacy organization dedicated to educating and empowering the next generation of Latino voters.

10/20/2026

Election Day is 2 weeks away! For some states, it's time to vote early and mail in your ballot.

Make a voting plan: VotoLatino.org/vote

10/20/2026

🚨Harris County just made history! 🚨

70K+ voters showed up on day one of early voting, breaking the midterm record of 63,188 set in 2018. And there were still 3.5 hours to go.

Keep the momentum going. Vote early and make your plan at votolatino.org.

👻 Don’t ghost the polls! 🗳️Join us for our nationwide text bank on October 29 at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT. We’re in the final s...
10/19/2026

👻 Don’t ghost the polls! 🗳️

Join us for our nationwide text bank on October 29 at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT. We’re in the final stretch, and every text counts to help get out the vote!

Bring your chapter, siblings, family, friends, and everyone you know into the space!

📲 Sign up: bit.ly/textmidterm

10/19/2026

Texas is heading into a competitive election season and the latest polls are putting the state's Senate and governor's races in the spotlight. 👀

Voto Latino's data analyst Andre breaks down the numbers behind James Talarico's race against Ken Paxton, Gina Hinojosa's challenge to Greg Abbott, and what recent polling reveals about Latino voters in Texas.

🟢✉️🗳️ With Election Day just two weeks away, now is the time to get informed, check your voter registration status, and make a plan to vote. VotoLatino.org/vote

Your tax dollars, their priorities.Texas Republicans approved more than $183 million for ICE and Border Patrol. This cos...
10/19/2026

Your tax dollars, their priorities.

Texas Republicans approved more than $183 million for ICE and Border Patrol. This cost $1,136 per taxpayer in Texas’ 34th congressional district.

Republican candidate Eric Flores has openly embraced Trump, saying he’s running to send the president “reinforcements” in Congress and that he would “love” to have Trump join him on the campaign trail.

The money that Texas Republicans approved could have funded:

🛒 84,897 SNAP Recipients
🩺 8,890 People on Medicaid
🏠 8,709 Public Housing Units
🏥 3,707 Veterans' Medical Care
🍼 4,505 Parents with 12 weeks paid leave
📚 745 School Teachers

Voters will decide who represents TX-34 in the 2026 midterms - him or Democrat Vicente Gonzalez, Jr., who is running for re-election.

🟧 Early Voting Begins: October 19, 2026
🟧 Early Voting Ends: October 30, 2026
🟩 General Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Make a plan to vote: VotoLatino.org/vote

From threats of ICE and federal law enforcement at polling sites to disinformation targeting immigrant communities, our ...
10/19/2026

From threats of ICE and federal law enforcement at polling sites to disinformation targeting immigrant communities, our freedoms to vote and choose our leaders have been under attack.

One week before Election Day, join Asian Law Caucus, Voto Latino, Interfaith Alliance, LUCHA, and partners for our Digital Rally for the Vote!

💬 Learn from activists and voting rights experts about what’s at stake this election
🙌 Practice simple actions you can take that make a big difference
📢 Find out how everyday people can be part of the fight for democracy through Election Day – and beyond

This event is part of the Citizens in Action campaign.

RSVP: bit.ly/digitalrally4vote

Your tax dollars, their priorities.Nearly $250 million — $245,246,235 — is what deportations cost taxpayers in Texas’ 15...
10/19/2026

Your tax dollars, their priorities.

Nearly $250 million — $245,246,235 — is what deportations cost taxpayers in Texas’ 15th congressional district, or $1,323 per taxpayer.

Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz has backed increased funding for immigration and border enforcement and praised Trump’s approach to the border.

That money could have funded:

🛒 113,582 SNAP Recipients
🩺 11,894 People on Medicaid
🏠 11,652 Public Housing Units
🏥 4,960 Veterans' Medical Care
🍼 6,027 Parents with 12 weeks paid leave
📚 997 School Teachers

Voters will decide who represents TX-15 in the 2026 midterms - her or Bobby Pulido.

🟧 Early Voting Begins: October 19, 2026
🟧 Early Voting Ends: October 30, 2026
🟩 General Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Make a plan to vote: VotoLatino.org/vote

COLORADO: You can now vote in-person! 🏔️Voting is how we make our voices heard. It decides who represents us and what ou...
10/19/2026

COLORADO: You can now vote in-person! 🏔️

Voting is how we make our voices heard. It decides who represents us and what our communities prioritize. When we show up, we shape the decisions that affect our families, our schools, and our futures.

Use your right to vote and make your plan today. You can vote as soon as your ballot arrives. Return it at a 24/7 drop box or mail it back by Monday, October 26. Postmarks do not count in Colorado, and ballots must be received by 7 PM on Election Day.

Prefer to vote in person? Voter service and polling centers open today, Monday, October 19. You can even register and vote the same day.

Not in Colorado? Share this post with someone who is. Every share helps drive historic early vote turnout.

VotoLatino.org/Vote

TEXAS: Early voting starts TODAY! 🤠Voting is how we make our voices heard. It decides who represents us and what our com...
10/19/2026

TEXAS: Early voting starts TODAY! 🤠

Voting is how we make our voices heard. It decides who represents us and what our communities prioritize. When we show up, we shape the decisions that affect our families, our schools, and our futures.

Use your right to vote and make your plan today. Early voting runs through Friday, October 30. Bring your photo ID.

Not in Texas? Share this post with someone who is. Every share helps drive historic early vote turnout.

VotoLatino.org/Vote

🗳️ Election Day is just 2 WEEKS AWAY!Your voice matters, and your vote is an opportunity to make it heard. From the issu...
10/19/2026

🗳️ Election Day is just 2 WEEKS AWAY!

Your voice matters, and your vote is an opportunity to make it heard. From the issues that affect your everyday life to the future of your community, your vote is a chance to have a say in the decisions that shape our future.

📬 Already received your mail-in ballot? Don't wait until the last minute! Fill it out, follow your state's instructions, and send it back TODAY.

Every voice deserves to be heard, including yours. Make sure your ballot gets counted this November!

🔗 Visit VotoLatino.org/VOTE for everything you need to make your voting plan.

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Washington D.C., DC
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