Carlos Odio

Join political consultant Sarah Longwell, data analyst David Shor, strategist Terrence Woodbury, and researcher Carlos Odio as they dive into voter dynamics ahead of 2026. They discuss shifting Latino and young voter trends, explore vital issues impacting voter sentiment, and debate strategies for re-engaging disillusioned Democrats. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear shares his insights on governing in a red state, focusing on jobs and healthcare, and emphasizes how local issues can energize campaigns and foster community trust.

David Plouffe, a senior advisor to the Harris-Walz campaign and Obama’s 2008 campaign manager, sheds light on the competitive landscape of the current election, discussing strategies to win undecided voters. Carlos Odio, co-founder of Equis Research, dives into the critical role of the Latino vote, examining how economic factors influence voting behavior. They explore the importance of targeted messaging and grassroots efforts, emphasizing the need for effective outreach in battleground states.

Carlos Odio, co-founder of Equis Research and author of The New Dynamic, studies Latino voting trends and partisan realignment. He traces the decade-long rightward shift among Latinos, explains why immigration sentiment is nuanced, and shows how class and cultural divides, turnout patterns, and geographic change reshaped political ground. He also outlines who remains persuadable and what to watch next.

Carlos Odio, co-founder of Equis Research, sheds light on the surprising shift of Latino voters to the right in recent elections. He dives into key issues like the economy and immigration that are driving this change. Odio discusses Trump’s appeal and how Latino voters have become a powerful swing group. The conversation highlights the complexities of their voting behavior and the impact of both political parties’ actions, particularly regarding immigration and border security.

Carlos Odio and Stephanie Valencia, co-founders of Equis Research, unpack the shifting dynamics of Latino voters, especially after recent elections. They delve into why some have leaned towards Trump, revealing concerns over Biden's immigration policies. Leo Murrieta adds insights on community engagement after his White House visit. The trio emphasizes the need for Democrats to rebuild trust and prioritize economic issues, while also acknowledging the vital role of local media in reaching these communities. A fascinating look at the landscape of Latino political affiliations!