Philly grassroots organizations fill the void of Spanish language voter information
BY MICHELLE MYERS ON NOVEMBER 2, 2020
"At this point in life, we are finally having enough Latinos eligible to vote." - Edgar Ramirez, Philatinos Radio
As Pennsylvania turns into an election battleground, the Latinx community must teach themselves how to vote. In Philadelphia alone, 12.3% of Latinos are eligible to vote, but the lack of information in Spanish could tip the balance. Philatinos Radio, ALA PHL, and Philly Boricuas are leading initiatives to inform the community.
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