Univision News and the AARP took the pulse of a key sector of the Hispanic electorate in three states.

Left wing "progressives" scored several key victories in the primaries by banking on support from women and minorities. But how much of a difference can they make in November’s midterm elections?

In the midst of a polarized political climate - fueled in part by the president - party moderates are being displaced by more liberal and, generally younger, leaders. More women are also running for office. In their agenda, almost all propose elements of socialist ideology such as universal access to health, assistance for the poor and the abolition of ICE, among other points.

Republican candidates loyal to Trump have spent months campaigning for the vote of Puerto Ricans in Florida - who traditionally favor Democrats. Now they find themselves distancing themselves from the president.

Mauricio Claver-Carone, a vocal critic of the Obama administration’s engagement with Cuba, is taking over as the National Security Council’s influential director for Latin America policy.

The former Arizona sheriff was the best known and most controversial of all the candidates to replace Senator Jeff Flake. But he ended up in third place behind Rep. Martha McSally and former state Sen. Kelli Ward.