The messaging is a smart use of California’s political tilt for Newsom, said Matt Barreto, a professor at UCLA and a top adviser to “Building Back Together,” the outside political group aligned with Biden. “California is even more Democratic in national politics than it is in state politics. It is a smart move to remind…
Read More | September 4, 2021
âThe issue is not whether Latinos are in favor of the recall,â said Sonja Diaz, director of the UCLA Latino Policy & Politics Institute. âThe real issue is, will nonwhite voters turn out to cast a ballot? If they do, then Gov. Newsom will remain in the governorâs mansion.â
“This is happening in an off year, in an off month — we are on the tail end of summer — so there was a lot of hand ringing in the summer, but no one was paying attention to the recall. There was no enthusiasm gap because there was no enthusiasm,” said Matt Barreto, a…
Read More | September 3, 2021
In early August, the U.S. Census Bureau confirmed what many ordinary Americans have long intuited: The United States is a significantly more racially diverse nation than it was before. Yet the dominant narrative around this result remains one of White decline, with an assortment of racial âminoritiesâ picking up this demographic slack.
Read More | August 31, 2021
The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute (UCLA LPPI) announced today that it has received $300,000 in funding from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation (WFHF) to support its leadership programs and voting rights research.
Read More | August 26, 2021
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