The Latinx community in the United States is not a monolith; it is heterogeneous and omnipresent, representing every corner of the country and many political priorities. The Pew Research Center projects the number of eligible Latino voters in the United States to be 36 million, meaning the 2024 presidential election and many down-ballot races will rely heavily on this important voting population. Join the Ford School for a conversation with Chuck Rocha, the creator of one of the nation’s most successful minority-owned political consulting firms and the first Latino to run a presidential campaign, to take a closer look at the priorities of Latinx voters in 2024.
This event is free and open to the public. Attend in person or virtually via livestream. Registration is required.
