Mainstream polls use small, unrepresentative samples of Latino voters that tend to underestimate poorer, less educated Latino voters, making them unreliable and more biased in favor of Republican candidates.

Nationwide, Clinton and Democrats hold a nearly 4-1 advantage in paid staffers over Trump and Republicans.

As five states prepare to vote on ballot measures to legalize the drug, Hispanics remain divided over how to vote. In Arizona, California and Nevada, Latinos could have an especially big impact on these measures.

The U.S. Senator is in a close race for re-election in Florida. Now comes new revelations about the cocaine smuggling house Rubio briefly shared with his brother-in-law. Prize-winning journalist Tim Elfrink with the Miami New Times explains the significance of the court papers.

Drug traffickers used home where U.S. Senator Marco Rubio lived as a teenager, according to a missing court file revealed by the Miami New Times.

The Hungarian-born financier donated $200,000 this month to drive the state’s second-largest Hispanic group to the polls in the central region of pivotal Florida. But is the money too late?