Democrats Are Losing Latino Men to Trump. Enter Kamala Harris.

Democratic National Committee Vice Chairman Henry Muñoz conceded that he would have handled the first fundraising call differently if he knew it was a fundraising call.

Democrats must recognize the diversity within Latino men, moving beyond stereotypes to address their unique concerns and aspirations, especially as Donald Trump has been making inroads with them.

Donald Trump's rise in Latino voters has come despite his own chronic clumsiness with Latinos , writes Ruben Navarrette .

Despite being the proverbial whipping boys of the MAGA movement, dozens of Latinos were among the Trump mob that stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021 .

The most recent Pew Research survey found that equal shares of Latino registered voters say they would vote for Biden and Trump in the 2024 election.

As November ’s election looms closer, the spotlight on Latino voters will only intensify.

The Harris campaign is poised to leverage personal connections and policy successes to appeal to this critical voting bloc.

The road ahead will be challenging, however, with Trump 's influence among some Latino men still evident.

The battle for Latino men's votes is not just fundraising numbers but about building genuine connections and trust.