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Getting Out the Latino Vote, Door-to-Door

Oct 17, 2012 at

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Latino voters have become an important and integral part of California politics, except in some areas like the Central Valley, where participation lags. But there's a movement afoot to change that ahead of the November election.

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Getting Out the Latino Vote, Door-to-Door

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