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6 Months from Census, Coalition to Announce Details of Campaign to Count All Latinos in 2010 – Labor Leaders, Elected Officials, Latino Groups, Spanish Language Media and Faith-Based Organizations Join Forces to Ensure Census Achieves Accurate Count of Second-Largest U.S. Population Group

New York City Latino Voter Forums Reveal Poor Quality Candidate Outreach

ya es hora Campaign Calls for Complete Count of Latinos and Immigrants in the 2010 Census

State Farm Invests in American Dream for Latino Families

Hispanic y Latino News/Info :: June 23rd, 2009

Top Obama Administration Officials to Engage Latino Leaders on Critical Policy Issues in Los Angeles This Week – NALEO Conference June 25-27

NHCLC Calls for Complete Count of Latinos and Immigrants in the 2010 Census

Hispanic y Latino News for Wednesday June 3rd, 2009

Latino Elected Officials to Meet As Community Shifts Focus From Ballot Box to Public Policy – The NALEO 26th Annual Conference will take place in Los Angeles, California from June 25-27, 2009.

And in this corner! (CONLAMIC vs. NALEO)

The Tomás Rivera Policy Institute (TRPI) announced Ed Avila as the recipient of this year’s Legacy Award

TELEPHONE PRESS CONFERENCE: YA ES HORA ¡CIUDADANIA! CAMPAIGN RE-LAUNCHES NATIONAL CITIZENSHIP EFFORT Historic campaign helped set a naturalization record last year, Will re-launch in 2009 with naturalization workshops April 18 in Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Denver, Houston, Phoenix and other Cities around the nation

An analysis of OIS data by the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund reveals that nearly one out of two (44%) of the nation’s 1,046,539 new U.S. citizens was Latino

Latinos Pursuing Dream of U.S. Citizenship Help Set Naturalization Record in 2008 – Dramatic increase in Latino naturalized citizens reflects success of ya es hora campaign

NALEO 26th Annual Conference – new site is live – June 25-27, 2009 in Hollywood, California

Latino Inaugural Gala 2009 info and tickets

News Summaries for Tuesday – December 9th, 2008 – includes Business & Entertainment

A Self-Leaking Nominee? Adolfo Carrion Jr. for a cabinet post? :: Bronx Borough President, Democrat of Puerto Rican descent, serves as president of the National Association of Latino Elected Officials(NALEO) + a not to complimentary website adolfocarrion.com

News Summary for Thanksgiving Week 2008

New Post-Election Survey Provides In-Depth Analysis of Latino Vote – NALEO

News Summary for Wednesday – November 19th, 2008

LATINA Style in Honoring Victoria E. Villalba as the ‘Latina Entrepreneur of the Year’ of Miami, Florida!

NALEO Congratulates U.S. Representative Xavier Becerra on Election to Vice-Chair of House Democratic Caucus – Yahoo! News

ING EXECUTIVE HONORED FOR MULTICULTURAL LEADERSHIP Portada de Hispanic Target Award Presented to Javier Palomarez of ING

Latino Vote a New Force in Shaping the Election 2008 Political Map

Latino Voters Turning Out Strong in Spite of Facing Challenges With the Registration Process

Unprecedented Latino Voter Turnout Plays Critical Role in Early Outcome of the Presidential Election – MarketWatch

New Survey Shows Significant Numbers of Latino Voters Still Persuadable in Battleground States

National Council of La Raza Launches Online Multimedia Campaign For Latino Voter Mobilization

Video: 2008 Siempre Mujer Siempre Inspiran Honorees Celebrated at Awards Reception and in the October-November Issue – Magazine Honors Myrka Dellanos, Mayte Prida, Laura Posada, Maria Elena Salinas, Ingrid Betancourt, Maria D. Roberts and Marisol Gonzalez, with a Personal Introduction by Adamari Lopez

Ya Es Hora Campaign Launches Latest Phase of Historic Latino Voter Mobilization Efforts; Distributes Nearly 1 Million Voter Registration Cards – Multi-Phase Campaign Transitions This Week from Citizenship Drive to Engaging New Citizens to Register and Vote

Azteca America and University of Denver Latino Center Present State of Latinos Report on Capitol Hill to Obama and McCain Representatives

NHCSL 2008 John S. Martinez Scholarship Recipients Participate in Legislative Hearing

2008 Siempre Mujer Siempre Inspiran Honorees Revealed in October/November Issue – Magazine Honors Myrka Dellanos, Mayte Prida, Laura Posada, María Elena Salinas, Ingrid Betancourt, Maria D. Roberts and Marisol González

LATINA Style Business Series Returns to Fort Worth, Texas Celebrating its 10 Year Anniversary Tour!

Baseball All-Star David Ortiz Teams Up With State Farm(R) for National Citizenship Day

The “common Latino” has arrived on the political scene packing their own PAC

News Summary for Wednesday – September 3rd, 2008

Representatives of a leading Hispanic advocacy (NALEO) group joined an aide to presumptive GOP presidential nominee John McCain (R-Ariz.) Wednesday in emphasizing the importance of Latino voters in this fall’s election.

Hispanic & Latino Events at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) – Denver 2008

News Summary for Wednesday – August 20th, 2008

NALEO to Brief DNC, RNC Convention on Latino Electorate and 2008 Voter Mobilization Efforts

Why Won’t Juan Hernandez Come to the Phone? – McCain’s Hispanic outreach chief is both loved and loathed.

Audio of Conference Call Remarks: Cong. Xavier Becerra (D-CA) and Eliseo Medina Respond to John McCain’s Speech at NCLR

SVREP President’s Report #1 (2008): The Latino Voter Registration Surge in 2008

Blogante News for Monday – June 28th, 2008

Did You Know? None of the major Latino organizations-NALEO, LULAC, National Council of La Raza (NCLR), MALDEF, Southwest Voter Registration (leaders of SVREP have, however, taken positions) have come out against the Iraq war.

McCain 2008 Announces Florida Hispanic Coalition Leadership

McCain, Obama and the Latino Vote : Audio from NPR

John McCain Heckled By Anti-War Protesters at NALEO » VivirLatino

Hecklers Highlight Silence of Major Latino Organizations Around War « Of América

Univision and ‘Ya es Hora’ National Partners Join Mayors from Top Hispanic Cities on Voter Registration and Mobilization

LATINA Style Business Series Celebrates the 10 Year Anniversary Tour in Atlanta, GA

LATINA Style Business Series Celebrates the 10 Year Anniversary Tour in Atlanta, GA

Shirley Rodríguez Remeneski & Jerusha Ramos Co-Chair the LATINA Style Business Series Tour in New York City, NY

HITN, the First National Spanish-Language Public Television Network in the U.S., Launched Nationwide Television Show — Destination Casa Blanca 2008: The Latino Voice in the Presidential Election

Juan Luis Guerra Performed Center Stage at the Poder Benefit Concert

Latino Coalition Schedules Press Briefing on the Texas Latino Vote and Potential Impact on Texas Primary

Tickets on Sale for the PODER Benefit Concert – A private concert and reception featuring Grammy Award winner Juan Luis Guerra

V-me Announces Extensive Election Coverage, PARTICIPA 2008

Univision Kicks-Off Third Phase of Civic Engagement Campaign to Encourage Voter Participation in Upcoming Presidential Primaries

National Citizenship Coalition Surpasses One Million Goal (WOW!!!) – 2007 Citizenship Applications Highest In A Decade

Clinton Backlash Scares Latina Voters And Politicians

National Coalition Paves the Way for Unprecedented Latino Voter Turnout in 2008

Latinos get help with citizenship fee – Houston

Coors Brewing Company Unveils Advertising Campaign Celebrating Hispanic Community Leaders

Hispanic Americans’ Political Clout Expected To Increase – As more Hispanics reach voting age or become citizens, influence will rise

MySpace and MTV Offer Real-Time Access for US Hispanics on Presidential Candidate Dialogues

Coors Brewing Company Provides Southern California Hispanic Community Leaders with Unique Professional Development

Blogante Headlines for Sunday – September 30th, 2007

QUOTE: “I don’t think it’s really registered with people just how influential the Latino vote can be in some of these state primaries,” said NALEO’s executive director, Arturo Varga

Univision celebra liderazgo latino : Premia a A. Vargas y Consejo de La Raza – Latinos en EU

Entravision Communications Corporation Names Marcelo Gaete-Tapia Vice President of Public and Governmental Affairs

NALEO Educational Fund Releases 2007 Directory of Latino Elected Officials

Increase of Latino Politicians

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony to Co-Headline Tour

Multimedia-Grassroots Campaign Launched to Help Achieve Historic Latino Turnout in 2008 – NCLR

DODD CONNECTS WITH LATINO ELECTED OFFICIALS

Clinton Campaign Announces National Hispanic Leadership Council

GOP hopefuls snub Hispanic conference

National Latino Leaders to Convene at Immigration Summit, June 11, in Washington, D.C., to Steer Reform Debate

Legal immigrants seek American citizenship in surging numbers

NALEO Congratulates National Leaders as They Ascend to Prominent Positions in Congress, the Administration and Leading National Organizations

National Latino Organizations Express Concern About Recent Immigration Raids

LULAC Urges Immediate Moratorium on Immigration Raids Pending Congressional Action on Immigration Reform

NALEO Convenes New Mexico Elected Officials to Discuss Higher Education Access Strategies for Latino Students

Prestigious National Institute Offers Key Sessions for Newly-Elected Latino Officials

Latinos Achieve New Political Milestones in Congress and State Houses

For Latino voters, best years are ahead – Latina Lista in USA Today

Immigration Issues Driving Latinos to the Polls, New Survey Finds

Prominent Latino Organizations to Mobilize and Assist Latinos At the Polls On Election Day

Prominent Latino Organizations to Mobilize and Assist Latinos at the Polls on Election Day

Latino Leaders Host Luncheon in Honor of Mexico’s President-Elect Felipe Calderón, Wednesday, Nov. 8th, Washington, D.C.

Latino Candidates Vie for Top Offices in Over Three Quarters of States

Latinos Will Determine Outcome of Crucial Races for Top Positions in Election 2006

Latino Organizations Express Disappointment That President Bush Signs the Secure Fence Act

Latino Elected Officials Still Confront Significant Discrimination at Election Time

U.S. Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings Headlines NALEO 2nd Annual National Summit On the State Of Latino Education

National Latino Officials Rally On Capitol Hill for Fair and Comprehensive Immigration Reform

GOP Hispanic Outreach Falls Flat

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