Weekly Chart: How Latino Votes Break Down along Party Lines
Republican turnout may be up in 2016, but Latinos are going out 2 to 1 to vote for Democrats so far this primary season.
Bolivia's Bridge Too Far? Why Morales' Term Limit Referendum Failed
Bolivians voted for change as populism declines across Latin America, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for World Politics Review.
Venezuela's Long Slide Toward Chaos
The international community should back democracy in Venezuela, writes COA’s Eric Farnsworth for The National Interest.
Update: Seven Facts about Bolivia's Referendum on Reelection
If preliminary results hold, 2019 will be the first time since 1997 that Evo Morales will not be on the ballot.
Poll Update: Latino Voters in the U.S. Primaries
How can candidates win Latino votes? Start talking about jobs and the economy.
Weekly Chart: Latino Population in Early U.S. Primary States
What’s the role of the Latino vote from now through Super Tuesday primaries?
Explainer: Where Do U.S. Presidential Candidates Stand on Immigration?
From mass deportation to pathways to citizenship, find out leading candidates' proposals.