#CARecall -- heart of the Bay Area #SanFrancisco shows basically no deviation with all precincts citywide voting heavily No on the Recall, we estimate Latino vote at 82% No on Recall in SF County

This is a reminder of how important voter engagement is!

#CARecall New precinct data rolling in and we are still scraping county level data - more from Bay Area here #SanMateo with a strong No vote, we estimate 78% of Latinos in SM County voted No on Recall, hot off the #Rstats press via @misaeligaldamez

What a chart! 🤩🤩 SHOUT OUT to LA Latinos for more than pulling their weight for Newsom in the #CARecall

Momma we made it! 🙏 Seriously, an honor to be working with Building Back Together on #LanguageJustice for voters across the US! Stay tuned

With the Recall OFFICIALLY certified today take a look at UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute data on how #Latinos voted! 📊 (Spoiler: they held down Newsom - AGAIN)

#Latinas are a PILLAR 🏛 of the U.S. workforce - it's been time to start regarding them as such

You can't tell, but we're both smiling! Happy to have attended with like minded advocates 😁

I was quoted in the The Sacramento Bee by Kim Bojórquez ! A lesson from the recall for the 2022 midterms - MOBILIZATION WORKS 👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿

Working for UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute and UCLA Voting Rights Project is about holding policymakers accountable 💯 If you support our mission, please give a read and share‼

LET'S GO 😤 UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute back at with the live coverage of #CAprimaries

🚨 NEW REPORT ALERT 🚨 With the midterms looming, many have questioned if #LatinoVoters are becoming more conservative. Rodrigo Dominguez-Villegas 🇲🇽 and I look back at the 2020 election to see how Democratic Senate candidates performed compared to Biden among #LatinoVoters. 👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿

More 🔥 from UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute Latino voters remain one of the most influential yet least mobilized electorates - give a read for yourself! 🗳️👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿

Straight 🔥🔥🔥 coming from UCLA Voting Rights Project Our team is working to crunch the numbers on Texas and more 👀📊

Our UCLA Voting Rights Project team is committed to providing easy-to-understand graphics to better understand the election. Keep an eye out for more bangers like this one‼️

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Using data from CIELO on Zapotec speakers by census tract, our team at UCLA Voting Rights Project overlaid these data by voting precinct to identify 36 precincts that should be required to have Zapotec language ballots, easily passing the 3% threshold required by CA law.

Election narratives, meet data analysis 🔍 Our team at UCLA Voting Rights Project is breaking down election night trends, and this is just the beginning. Stay tuned for more insights—follow us to stay informed. 🗳️📊 #Election2024

Been quiet on here…but I’ve been cooking in the lab 👨🏽‍🍳 Check it out 👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿