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FOX News Latino Announces Live Spanish Coverage Election Night
In a close presidential race, it is evident more than event that the rapid growth and influence of the Latino community has reshaped the political conversation in America.
From Spanish TV spots, catchy taglines to voter-drives featuring mariachis, both President Obama and Mitt Romney have integrated Hispanic efforts to tap into the fastest growing voter group in the U.S.
The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund projects that the Latino vote will increase 26% from 2008, and Latinos will account for at least 8.7% of the country’s voters at 12.2 million. Also, Latinos are paced to make a significant different in key battle grounds like Florida, Colorado and Nevada; where they will represent up to 18 percent of the total voter share, in states like Florida, according to NALEO.
However, politicians are not the only ones recognizing the importance of Hispanics in the political landscape. News organizations have already announced their special coverage during election night and many are showing a ‘ramp-up’ to better Latino representation and unique analysis on the issues, perspectives and profile of Latinos in this year’s presidential election.
This is why for the first time, FOX News Latino will stream live at 9PM/ET on November 6. The special coverage will be hosted in Spanish by former CNN anchor and now FOX News’ Rick Sanchez with entrepreneur, Hispanic strategist and cofounder of XL Alliance, Liliana Gil Valletta. The live program will feature analysis from influential leaders in the Hispanic community like Manuel Fernández, Café Con Leche Republicans, Director Estatal de Florida, Carmen Segarra, Analista Política, Arturo Carmona, Director Ejecutivo Presente.org, Hugo Balta, Pdte. Asoc. Nacional Periodistas Hispanos (NAHJ), Cid Wilson, Activista, Latinos for Obama, among others. The Spanish coverage was formally communicated in a press release issued by FOX News last week as part of their comprehensive plan for exclusive coverage election night.
Viewers can tune in to live coverage here: http://latino.foxnews.com/index.html