My Energy (Andrew Lopez): TAMACC, Influencers, and Artists

Monday, November 7, 2022

TAMACC, Influencers, and Artists - Reminds you to Vote

November 7, 2022

TAMACC and Social Media Influencers Get Out The Hispanic Vote

November 2022 (NOTICIAS NEWSWIRE) - The Hispanic vote in Texas has always been important, but never more than now that the U.S. Census estimates the Latino population in the state is larger, for the first time than the white, non-Latino population.

That’s right: Latinos are the largest demographic in Texas today, representing more than 40% of the state’s population. That translates to two out of every five Texans. After New Mexico and California, Texas has the third-largest percentage of eligible Hispanic voters in the U.S.

Local and national social media influencers recruited by campaigns to get out the vote

SAN ANTONIO (KABB/WOAI) - Whether you like it or not, no one is immune from seeing political ads, they can pop up anywhere.

A newer campaign tactic from partisan and non-partisan groups: turning to social media influencers to encourage you to get out and vote.

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A Sacar el Voto - Spanish Music Video

Recognizing the importance of the Latino vote in every election, outreach to the electorate is imperative. Paul Tovar, an Austin businessman and community advocate commissioned the production of music and songs to carry the message of the importance of Latinos voting. Tovar generously provided underwriting for non-partisan Get Out The Vote messaging. Below are the music and lyrics of one of the songs Tovar commissioned.