Latino Voting and Elections
The Latino Voting and Elections Task Force covers all issues related to Latino voting and elections such as: redistricting, gerrymandering, the Census, voter I.D. laws, access to polling places, mail and electronic voting, Hispanic voter participation, civic engagement, and the promotion of Hispanics to run for office, among others. It also promotes policies to standardize ballots, making Election Day a holiday, and using schools as polling places.
Task Force Leadership 2024-2025
Recent Resolutions
Rejecting the Presidential Memorandum which Attempts to Delete Certain Immigrants from the Decennial Congressional Apportionment
Calling for Well-Designed Standardized
Nationwide Ballot Standards
Supporting safeguarded automatic carry-overs
to prevent Federal government shutdowns
Expanding Voting Opportunities for All Americans
EMERGENCY RESOLUTION: Rejecting the Proposed Citizenship Question on the 2020 Decennial Census
Ensuring the Census Works for All Americans
Implementing Opt-Out Automatic Voter Registration
Across the United States
In Support of Passage of A5760 to Address Hispanics’ Political Rights
National Hispanic Caucus of State Legislators Supports a Resolution on the Inclusion of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the other U.S. territories in all the Surveys Performed in the Fifty States by the U.S. Census Bureau
