Press Release

Washington, D.C. – Today, Latino Victory Fund announced candidate endorsements in the upcoming municipal elections in San Antonio, Dallas, and Fort Worth and the special election for the 6th Congressional District. The organization endorsed Jana Lynne Sanchez, candidate 6th Congressional District; Adam Bazaldua, candidate for Dallas City Council District 7; Ana Sandoval, candidate for San […]

Washington, D.C. – Today, Latino Victory Fund announces the endorsement of Alfonso Lopez, candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates, District 49, and Canek Aguirre, candidate at-large for Alexandria City Council.  Delegate Lopez is the first Latino Democrat elected to the Virginia General Assembly, and he is also the founder of Virginia’s first Latino Caucus. Councilman

Washington, D.C. – Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Jon Santiago for Boston mayor. If elected, Santiago would be the first Latino mayor of Boston.  Statement from Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Fund President & CEO:  “Dr. Jon Santiago is an effective legislator who has dedicated his career to improving the quality of life

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund tonight announced the endorsement of State Senator Antoinette Sedillo López for New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District in the runoff for the Democratic nomination after Secretary Deb Haaland vacated the seat earlier this month. Statement from Latino Victory Fund President & CEO Nathalie Rayes:“Antoinette is an experienced community leader who has demonstrated a staunch commitment

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund today announced the endorsement of Seattle City Council President Lorena González for Seattle Mayor. González previously made history when she became the first Latina elected to the Seattle City Council, and now, González could become the first Latina and woman of color mayor of Seattle.  Statement from Nathalie Rayes,

The organization endorsed 11 Latino candidates, comprising mostly of Latina candidates, running for New York City council.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced a wave of endorsements for candidates running for the New York City Council. The 11 candidates are Shaun Abreu, District 7; Diana Ayala, District 8; Tiffany Cabán, District 22; Carmen De

Nathalie is a Latina leader with more than 20 years of experience in leadership, local government and national politics. WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, People en Español announced that Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Project president and CEO and Planned Parenthood Action Fund board member, was named one of the magazine’s 25 most powerful Latinas (las 25 más

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Dream and Promise Act today. Nathalie Rayes, Latino Victory Project president and CEO, issued the following statement:  “The Dream and Promise Act is a promising step forward in the pathway to citizenship for 11 million undocumented people. With its passage, we are closer to building

Washington, D.C. – Today, the United States Senate voted to confirm Xavier Becerra as secretary of the Health and Human Services Department, making him the first Latino to serve in this position. Latino Victory Fund celebrates the groundbreaking confirmation of  Xavier Becerra to lead the department that oversees health insurance programs covering more than 130

Washington, D.C. – Latino Victory Fund is excited to congratulate Isabel Guzman on her confirmation as Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator. Nathalie Rayes, President and CEO of Latino Victory Fund, issued the following statement:  “Isabel Guzman will be a tremendous asset to the Biden-Harris administration as it continues its efforts to reinvigorate the economy. The economic devastation caused