Nonprofit launches $10 million campaign to increase Latino voter turnout

April 26, 2022
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Chicanos por la Causa is an Arizona nonprofit community development organization that recently launched a 10-million-dollar non-partisan campaign to increase the number of Latino voters. We talked about the campaign with Chicanos por la Causa President and CEO David Adame, and Vice President of Public Policy, Joseph Garcia.

In this segment:

David Adame, President & CEO, Chicanos Por La Causa;
Joseph Garcia/Vice President of Public Policy, Chicanos Por La Causa

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