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Political Rewind: Lagging Outreach To Latino Communities
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Thursday on Political Rewind: The 2020 election comes amid shifting U.S. demographics trends. A growing Latinx electorate could influence the outcome of close contests in key areas, like in the suburbs of Georgia cities.
How are candidates approaching outreach to these communities? Our panel of insiders will discuss the role Latinx communities will play in the 2020 election and in the electoral politics beyond.
Panelists:
Joel Alvarado — Democratic political consultant and Executive Vice President, Ohio River South
Brenda Lopez Romero — former Gwinnett County State Representative
Chuck Kuck — Immigration attorney
Kevin Riley — Editor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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