Press Release

Washington, D.C. – Today, the Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Anna Valencia for Illinois secretary of state. If elected, Valencia would be the first Latina, woman, and mom elected to this seat.  “Anna’s candidacy is historic for Latinos, women, and millennials. She’s a highly qualified candidate with a bold vision for modernizing the […]

Ayala is one step closer to becoming the first Afro-Latina and first woman elected lieutenant governor of Virginia   Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund congratulates Hala Ayala for winning the Democratic primary election for lieutenant governor of Virginia, moving one step closer to becoming the first Afro-Latina and first woman elected to this seat. The organization

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund congratulated Elizabeth Guzman, candidate for Virginia House of Delegates, District 31; Alfonso Lopez, candidate for Virginia House of Delegates District 49; and Canek Aguirre, candidate for Alexandria City Council District, for winning their races in the Virginia Democratic primary election.  Statement on Elizabeth Guzman by Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Fund

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund congratulated Adam Bazaldua for winning the Dallas City Council District 7 runoff race on Saturday.  Bazaldua was first elected in 2017, becoming the first Latino elected to represent the 7th District.  “We are proud to congratulate Councilman Bazaldua for his well-deserved victory,” said Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Fund president

Gutierrez joins as Organization Staffs Up for the 2022 Election Cycle  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Latino Victory Project announced that Yvonne Gutierrez has joined the organization as the managing director. The hire is part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to staff up as it prepares for the 2022 electoral cycle.  “We are thrilled to welcome

Latino Victory endorsed Guzman in 2017 and her first re-election bid in 2019 Washington, D.C. – Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Elizabeth Guzman, candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates 31st District. Guzman made history in 2017 when she became one of the first Latinas elected to the Virginia House of Delegates.  “Elizabeth

Washington, D.C. – Today, Latino Victory Fund congratulated Councilmember Ana Sandoval, candidate for San Antonio City Council District 7, on her re-election victory. Nathalie Rayes, President and CEO of Latino Victory Fund, released the following statement:  “Congratulations to Ana Sandoval on her re-election. Voters re-elected Ana because she is a proven leader who is harnessing her leadership

Washington, D.C. — Today, Latino Victory Project applauded the Biden-Harris administrations’ progress achieved during its first 100 days by launching a Spanish-language digital ad thanking Latino voters for making the Biden presidency possible. “President Biden’s first 100 days reminded Americans that good governance and competence has returned to the White House. The Biden-Harris administration faced unprecedented, historic

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Hala Ayala for Virginia Lieutenant Governor. If elected, Ayala would make history by becoming the first Latina and first woman lieutenant governor of Virginia.  Latino Victory endorsed Ayala in 2017, who made history by becoming one of the first Latinas and the first Afro-Latina elected

This partnership brings together Alianza, Somos Votantes, and Voto Latino to support a progressive policy agenda and engage the Latino community in a consistent and culturally competent manner.  The initiative will be led by Mayra Macías who is joining Building Back Together as chief strategy officer.  Washington, DC – Today, Latino Victory Project, in partnership with