Press Release

If elected, Valenzuela would become the first Latino/a to represent Texas’ 24th Congressional District.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Candace Valenzuela for Texas’ 24th Congressional District. She is the first Latino/a and first African-American woman to serve on the Carrollton-Farmers Branch School Board. If elected to Congress, she will make […]

If elected, Tzintzún Ramirez would be the first Latina elected to the United States Senate in Texas.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced its endorsement of Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez for the United States Senate. If elected, Tzintzún Ramírez would be the first Latina elected to represent Texas in the United States Senate.  Mayra Macías,

If elected, Mark-Viverito would be the first Latina to represent New York’s 15th Congressional District.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Melissa  Mark-Viverito for New York’s 15th Congressional District. If elected, Mark-Viverito will be the first Latina to represent this district.  Latino Victory Executive Director Mayra Macías issued the following statement: 

If elected, Leger Fernandez would be the first Hispanic woman to represent New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Teresa Leger Fernandez for New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District. If Leger Fernandez is elected, New Mexico will be the first state to have an all-woman of color delegation

Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Asst. Speaker Ben Ray Luján for the United States Senate. The organization previously ran a draft campaign titled Run, Ben Ray, Run! to recruit Luján to run for the U.S. Senate for New Mexico.  Latino Victory Fund Executive Director Mayra Macías issued the following statement: 

If elected, De La Isla would be the first Latino/a elected to Congress in Kansas.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Michelle De La Isla for Kansas’ 2nd Congressional District. De La Isla made history when she became the first Latina mayor of Topeka, Kansas, in 2017. If elected, De La

If elected, Hale would be the first Latino/a elected to Congress from Indiana.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Christina Hale for Indiana’s 5th Congressional District. If elected, Hale would become the first Latino/a elected to Congress in Indiana.  Latino Victory Fund Executive Director Mayra Macías issued the following statement:  “Latino

If elected, Candelaria Reardon would be the first Latino/a elected to Congress in Indiana.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Mara Candelaria Reardon for Indiana’s 1st Congressional District. Candelaria Reardon made history in 2006, when she became the first Latina elected to the Indiana State Legislature. If elected, Candelaria Reardon will

Washington, D.C. — Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Oz Vazquez for Florida’s 18th Congressional District. Vazquez is challenging Republican Representative Brian Mast. Latino Victory Executive Director Mayra Macías issued the following statement:  “As the son of immigrant parents who came to the United States in search of a better life, Oz Vazquez’s

If elected, Gómez would be the first openly LGBTQ Latino/a elected to Congress.  Washington, D.C.– Today, Latino Victory Fund announced the endorsement of Georgette Gómez for California’s 53rd Congressional District. Gómez made history in 2018 by becoming the first LGBTQ Latina elected as San Diego City Council President and is poised to make history once