Press Release

Washington, D.C.–Latino Victory Fund congratulated Neomi Martinez-Parra for winning the primary race to represent New Mexico’s State Senate District 35. If she is elected in November, she would be the first Latina to represent her district in the New Mexico State Legislature. “Neomi’s a true and tried champion of her community, and we can’t wait […]

Washington, D.C.–Latino Victory Fund congratulates Pennsylvania State House candidates Danilo Burgos, House District 197 and Manny Guzman, House District 127, for advancing and winning in Tuesday’s primary election. Guzman is one step closer to becoming the first Latino elected in HD-127 if he wins in the November election. Burgos is advancing to the general in

The slate includes two candidates who are poised to make history if they win in November: Christina Hale in Indiana and Teresa Leger Fernandez in New Mexico.  Washington, D.C. — Latino Victory congratulates its endorsed congressional slate in Indiana and New Mexico after advancing in Tuesday’s primary election to the general election in November. The

Washington, D.C. — Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of 13 down-ballot candidates in Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, New Mexico, and North Carolina.  In addition to heavy Latino states like Florida and New York, New Mexico, Latino Victory is also targeting emerging Latino states Pennsylvania and North Carolina in an early effort to establish a

If elected, Lopez Romero will be the first Latina to represent the state of Georgia in Congress, and she will be the first woman to represent Georgia’s 7th Congressional District.  Washington, D.C. — Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Brenda Lopez Romero for Congress. Lopez Romero is running to represent Georgia’s 7th Congressional District,

The Trump administration’s Zero Tolerance policy in 2018 separated thousands of children from their parents and families. The devastation and trauma caused by these cruelty politics are irrevocable–no child should ever have to be ripped from the arms of their parents and families. Now, immigrant rights groups, including RAICES and Families Belong Together, along with

Washington, D.C. — Today, Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign announced that Julie Chávez Rodriguez has joined the campaign as a senior advisor. Latino Victory Project president and CEO Nathalie Rayes issued the following statement: “Julie is a phenomenal political operative with a proven track record and a keen insight into coalition-building with the Latino community.

The addition of five women to the Latino Victory Project Board of Directors makes Latino Victory an organization that is led by and powered by a majority of women.  Washington, D.C. — Latino Victory Project announced the appointment of five new members to its board of directors, signaling the organization’s efforts to ramp up its

Washington, D.C. — The Indiana Supreme Court ruled to suspend Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill two years after the allegations that he groped four women went public. The women who came forward worked in the Indiana State Legislature, and included State Rep. Mara Candelaria Reardon, who is a Latino Victory-endorsed candidate running for Indiana’s 1st

If elected, Romero will be the first Latina to represent California’s 28th Senate District.  Washington, D.C.–Latino Victory Fund today announced the endorsement of Elizabeth Romero in the special election for California State Senate District 28. If elected, Romero will be the first Latina elected to represent District 28 in the Senate and will flip this