Press Release

“National PAC backs Moreno’s historic candidacy, highlighting her proven leadership and vision for a safer, more equitable and thriving New Orleans.” Washington, DC—April 24, 2025—Latino Victory Fund proudly endorses Helena Moreno for mayor of New Orleans. The organization’s support for Moreno is focused on her trajectory as a trailblazer, reformer, and dedicated public servant, noting that […]

National Latino leaders demand that the Trump Administration bring Mr. Abrego García back to his family; access online here Washington, DC – This week, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele, in an Oval Office meeting, agreed with President Trump that Kilmar Abrego García would not be returned to his home in Maryland, despite being wrongfully deported,

National PAC backs trailblazing Latina leader in the fight to flip the last Republican-held seat in Prince William County. Washington, DC – April 14, 2025– Latino Victory Fund announced today the endorsement of Elizabeth Guzmán for Virginia House of Delegates, District 22. Guzmán was the first Latina elected to the Virginia General Assembly in its

The organization is supporting Rafael Salamanca Jr., Andrea Gordillo, and Eric Gonzalez in continued fight for equitable representation and community-centered leadership. Washington, DC – Latino Victory Fund proudly announces its endorsement of three powerhouse Latino leaders in New York City: Rafael Salamanca Jr. for Bronx Borough President, Andrea Gordillo for New York City Council District 2,

National PAC backs Laura Cadena and Adam Bazaldua in the fight for inclusive leadership and strong community representation in Dallas. Washington, DC – April 1, 2025 – Latino Victory Fund proudly endorses two trailblazing leaders in the upcoming Dallas municipal elections: Laura Cadena for City Council District 6 and Adam Bazaldua for re-election in City

National PAC names Ornaldo Ybarra, Suzi Trevino, and Emmanuel Guerrero in Call to Action for Latino Representation Under New Political Realities. In a majority Latino community, Ybarra would become the first Latino mayor in Pasadena’s history. Guerrero would continue his historic tenure as the youngest elected in the city’s history, and Trevino would become the

Washington, D.C. — Latino Victory Fund strongly condemns President Donald J. Trump’s latest executive order seeking to overhaul U.S. elections by requiring documentary proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections and imposing unnecessary restrictions on ballot deadlines. “Trump is once again trying to rig democracy in his favor by making it harder for Americans,

Washington, D.C.—Latino Victory Project President & CEO Katharine Pichardo-Erskine issued a statement following the news of Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Department of Education: “Make no mistake—eliminating the Education Department and pulling funding from its programs will have devastating consequences that will reverberate for generations, causing irreparable damage to our social fabric and economy.

Washington, D.C.—Latino Victory Project President & CEO Katharine Pichardo issued the following statement ahead of International Women’s Day celebrated on March 08:  “Women have been the backbone of our communities since time immemorial – too often without our rightful power and with no credit. We are not mere contributors to society—we are leaders and agents

Washington, D.C.—Latino Victory Fund President & CEO Katharine Pichardo-Erskine issued a statement following the National Republican Congressional Committee’s comments on X referencing Congressman Adriano Espaillat’s Spanish-language response to President Trump’s address to Congress:  “Here we go again. ¡Mucho habían tardado! The NRCC’s rhetoric demonizing an upstanding Latino member of the U.S. House of Representatives by