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Media Briefing: Latino Community Foundation to Release Exclusive Poll of Latino Voters on California’s Special Election on Redistricting, and the Governor’s Race

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Latino Community Foundation:

WHAT: The Latino Community Foundation (LCF), in partnership with BSP Research, invites members of the media to an exclusive virtual briefing to release the results of its latest statewide poll capturing the voices of Latino voters in California. The survey highlights Latino voter perspectives on redistricting in the November 4 special election, and the governor’s race, offering insights into the priorities, concerns, and motivations that could shape the state’s political future.

The findings come at a pivotal time for California, where Latino voters represent one of the fastest-growing and most influential voting blocs. More than 8.5 million Latinos are eligible to vote in the state, according to the Pew Hispanic Research Center.

WHO:

  • Julián Castro, CEO, Latino Community Foundation
  • Gary M. Segura, Founding Partner & President, BSP Research

WHEN: Tuesday, September 23 at 9:00 AM PT

WHERE: Webinar registration link (Required for access)

WHY: Latino voters hold the power to decide key electoral outcomes in California, yet their perspectives are too often overlooked. With ballots for the special election arriving in mailboxes within weeks, this poll offers timely, exclusive insights into how Latino voters are evaluating on redistricting and evaluating key policies and candidates ahead of next year’s gubernatorial election.

Contacts

MEDIA CONTACT:
For interview requests and additional information:

Victoria Sanchez De Alba, (650) 270-7810, victoria@dealba.net
De Alba Communications, for Latino Community Foundation (LCF)

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Contacts

MEDIA CONTACT:
For interview requests and additional information:

Victoria Sanchez De Alba, (650) 270-7810, victoria@dealba.net
De Alba Communications, for Latino Community Foundation (LCF)

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