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The Latina from Kansas

Not only is De La Isla en-route to make history, her election is crucial to flipping her district…
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Manny Guzman is the first Latino to rep Reading in Harrisburg from District 127. Photo courtesy of: The Office of PA Rep. Manny Guzman
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Reading's Own
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Joe Biden is on the verge of winning the presidency. Photo: Getty Images.
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A Nail in the Coffin?
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One of the winning communities in this 2020 election has been the LGBTQ community, with a significant increase in their representation at decision-making tables. Mladen Antonov/AFP via Getty Images, FILE.
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A Rainbow Wave
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Democrats won by a narrow victory in Wisconsin, while the Republicans took the lead in Pennsylvania. The recovery of these three traditionally Democrat strongholds could make a crucial difference to 2016. Photo: AP.
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In the final stretch
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FILE - Photo from March 22, 2019, a marijuana plant grows in the Compassionate Care Foundation's grow house in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. The ballot question on legalizing recreational marijuana has led to more than $2 million in stakeholder fundraising, the state Election Law Enforcement Commission said Thursday, October 29, 2020. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez, Archive)
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Another unexpected win
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Reps Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (left) and Xochitl Torres Small (right). Photos: AP (left), Twitter (right)
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Two Latinas Less
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defeated veteran Democrat Joe Crowley in 2018 to win her seat in the House of Representatives. In 2020, she has been re-elected with more than 60% of the vote. Stephanie Keith/Getty
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"Momentum is on our side"
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First-time Latinx voters are showing out in some of the 2020 Election's biggest battleground states. Photo: Getty Images
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First-time Impact
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President Trump would be willing to announce an early victory on November 3. Photo: Doug Mills/The New York Times.
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Intimidation or Despair?
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Janet Diaz, Rep. Ben Ray Luján, and Candace Valenzuela are running three different races, but represent the same kind of change happening nationwide. Photos: Janet Diaz campaign, M. Scott Mahaskey/POLITICO, Candace Valenzuela campaign
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The Latino Wave is Here
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Destiny Martínez, de 18 años, vota por primera vez en la votación anticipada de Power California para los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles, el 24 de octubre de 2018 en Norwalk. Photo: Getty Images.
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The Latinx vote: An enigma
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María Quiñones-Sánchez cast her vote for the 2020 Presidential Election at Julia de Burgos Elementary School in Fairhill, Philadelphia. Photo: Ericka Conant, AL DÍA News
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Bilingual early voting
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Ni puros ni ron. ¿Por qué? Photo: Maletaready / Ilustrado.
Heritage and History
Neither rum nor cigars
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In his first episode, Castro harkens to his 2012 DNC Keynote speech, in which he called American Dream a relay. Photo: Twitter
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Julian’s America
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Americans' reading rates are falling year by year. Photo: News Thump
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Writers Against Trump
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Ed Markey wins primary, another in a string of progressive wins in the 2020 cycle. Photo: Getty Images/EdMarkey.com  
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AOC's power grows
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Candace Valenzuela is the Democratic nominee for Congress in Texas’ 24th District. Photo: Candace Valenzuela Campaign. 
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Representation matters
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There is no shortage of Latinx politicians to choose from to replace Kamala Harris. Photo: Getty Images
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500 Latinos unite
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Urquiza is the founder of Marked By Covid, and presented a compelling call-to action on day one of the DNC. Photo by Handout/DNCC via Getty Images
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a call to action
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Trump is visiting the battleground state for a third time this year. Photo: AL DÍA Archive
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Trump returns to AZ
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AOC’s Penpal plan could save the USPS. Photo: Getty Images
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AOC’s USPS plan
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Gavin Newsom may have an opportunity to make history by appointing California’s first Latinx senator. Photo: AP/Getty Images
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A Latinx Senator In Cali?
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Trump has now clearly stated why he won’t fund the USPS. Now Latinx leaders are fighting back. Photo: Getty Images
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Blatant Voter Suppression
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Senator Kamala Harris the Vice Presidential nominee. Photo: Getty Images
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Kamala for Latinos
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A record-number of Latinx voters will be eligible to vote in the 2020 Presidential Election. Photo: Getty Images
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Organizing the Latino Vote
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The 2020 census has the capacity to alter millions of lives over the next decade. Photo: Getty Images
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We all count
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Grisham goes to PA
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Photo: Rudy for Congress, Boston.com
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More Latino History
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The Squad stays winning
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Photo: Andrés Cano/Wikipedia - Joanna Mendoza/Twitter
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AZ Latino Power
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Cori Goes to Congress