Los Angeles Times covers UCLA LPPI and Berkeley IGS Poll findings on the political divide between young California Latinas and Latino men

The Los Angeles Times reported on the UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute brief co-authored by IGS Co-Director G. Cristina Mora, focusing on the pronounced political gap between young Latinas and their male counterparts ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections. Drawing on data from the May 2026 Berkeley IGS Poll of 1,912 Latino registered voters in California, the piece highlights that among voters under 30, the gap between Latinas and Latino men reaches 30 points on prioritizing opposition to the Trump agenda and 28 points on protecting immigrant communities. Click here to read the full article. (Note: This article may be behind a paywall.)