Maria Teresa Kumar
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197 appearances
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard Oct 2024
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And my hope is that at the very end that we actually take some lessons learned.
In 2022, I can tell you that in Nevada and Arizona, by the middle of September, 50% of Latino voters had not been contacted into those two states that relied so heavily on winning the Senate.
And so...
You know, you and I should over drinks talk about what is constantly rinse and repeat and is not being changed when it comes to voter outreach.
But for right now, I do think that there has been an incredible ground game coming out of the unions specifically.
I was on the ground in Nevada with our partner, SEIU.
They bussed in, flew in over 500 door knockers.
for the weekend.
I had never seen that kind of effort before, but when we were hearing from folks' return, oftentimes they were saying, you're the first person to contact me.
And at that point, we're only less than 20 days out.
No, not the Harris campaign.
This is the SEIU union.
Got it.
So Don, you're coming in and out on my end.
I'm not quite sure.
But our analysis has demonstrated that the majority of Latinos, when you talk to Kamala Harris about economic issues, they want to hear more from her.
They are all in when it comes to reproductive choice.
They understand that she is the bellwether of making sure that women have agency over their bodies.
Oftentimes, what folks don't realize is that the Latino community, we're a generation and a half younger than the majority of Americans.
What I mean by that, if you were to look at the average age of the white voter, it's basically they're around 45, 47 years old.
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