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Rep. Darren Soto survives Republican-drawn map in Florida - Roll Call

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Roll Call · Nov 10

From Doral to Capitol Hill: Why Miami's Blue Wave Makes Venezuelan TPS a First-Term Test

Miami-Dade shifted sharply toward Democrats, helping deliver a new congressional majority as Florida's Venezuelan TPS battle remains tied up in court and awaits legislative action.

Latin Times · Nov 9

Doral Flipped Democratic: What Miami-Dade's 18-Point Swing Tells Us About the Future of the Latino Vote

Miami-Dade shifted 18 points toward Democrats, with Doral flipping and Republican margins weakening across Latino precincts as María Elvira Salazar's congressional race headed to a recount.

Latin Times · Nov 9

Does María Corina Machado's Return to Venezuela Help Republicans in Miami? They Seem to Think So

María Corina Machado's return to Venezuela has energized Miami Republicans, who are highlighting Trump administration diplomacy as voters weigh immigration enforcement, economic concerns and local congressional contests.

Latin Times · Oct 26

Inside the Strike Shutting Down Mexico's Freight Highways — and Why It Could Cost You at the Register

Mexico's CANACAR truckers launched an indefinite strike Oct. 26 over highway crime and budget cuts — threatening supply chains and stalling U.S. tariff talks.

Latin Times · Oct 26

Three Prominent Latin American Political Leaders Back María Elvira Salazar as She Faces Reelection Fight

Argentina's President Javier Milei, Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella and Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado have publicly backed Salazar

Latin Times · Oct 21

Rep. Salazar's Church Confrontation, a Damning Federal Report, and the Immigration Liability Now Threatening Her Seat

A daughter confronted Rep. Salazar at a Miami church over Alligator Alcatraz. A federal report backs her up — and the race for FL-27 is shifting fast.

Latin Times · Oct 21

Florida & Texas Early Voting Begins — Latino Voters Could Decide 2026

Early voting opens in Florida and Texas as Latino voters emerge as a decisive force, with Trump's Hispanic approval at a record low and competitive governor races in both states.

Latin Times · Oct 20

Republican Candidate in Venezuelan-Heavy Florida City Says ICE Is 'Violating Rights' Despite Supporting Trump

Venezuelans account for approximately 40% of Doral's population and an estimated third of registered voters, while more than 70% of residents were born outside the United States

Latin Times · Oct 16

New Dems look to boost ranks and build clout

The New Democrat Coalition is already the largest ideological bloc within the House Democratic Caucus with more than 100 members. And Rep. Greg Stanton, who chairs the group’s campaign arm, doesn’t see that changing next year.  “We expect that our numbers are going to swell in the next Congress,” the…

Roll Call · Oct 16