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NEWS RELEASES
On the heels of the Harris-Trump Presidential Debate, LCF’s new poll on California Latino voters shows economic issues as top concern in the 2024 General Election.
The Latino Community Foundation, in partnership with BSP Research, announced the results of its tristate poll of Latino voters in California and in the battleground states of Arizona and Nevada.
The Latino Community Foundation Announces Get-Out-the-Vote Investments in California, Arizona, and Nevada Ahead of 2024 General Election.
The Latino Community Foundation is proud to be collaborating with Univision to bring you the single electoral event for this race with an emphasis on issues of interest to Latino voters in California.
LCF IN THE NEWS
KTVU: Prospera meets Jennifer Siebel Newsom on Latina Equal Pay Day
San Francisco Chronicle: Letters to the Editor: Here’s what Gov. Newsom’s proposed budget cuts will do to the arts. It’s not pretty
Los Angeles Times: Letters to the Editor: A Latino moderator, mic cutoffs, no audiences: Reader ideas for Biden-Trump debates
Inside Philanthropy: To mobilize voters, the Latino Community Foundation reaches beyond California for the first time
Los Angeles Times: Julián Castro to head the California-based Latino Community Foundation
The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Latino Community Foundation Appoints Julián Castro as Its New CEO
San Francisco Chronicle: This former presidential candidate will head S.F.-based Latino Community Foundation
The Chronicle of Philanthropy: An Immigrant and Google.org Official Finds a Home in Giving Circles
Good Morning America: Latino Community Foundation Surprises Prospera
Inside Philanthropy: In California, the Latino Community Foundation Shifts its Focus to Long-Term Power-Building
SVBJ: Nearly 25% of all Latinx-owned businesses are in California, but they’re 91% less likely to get loans
San Francisco Chronicle: Opinion: Newsom’s budget is built on an important lesson – selling out immigrants is bad politics
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