Posts tagged Hispanic voters
Miami unions knocked on 32,000 doors. This is what Hispanic voters told them
September 14, 2026 // After knocking on more than 30,000 doors this spring, the unions also found widespread dissatisfaction with immigration enforcement. Unite Here Local 355 and SIEU 32BJ, representing workers from hospitality to maintenance, launched teams throughout Miami between March 21 and June 27. Canvassers completed over 2,381 surveys from Latino working-class voters and found residents are considering leaving Miami due to high debt, declining economic conditions and the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration.
What Voters Don’t Know When They ‘Support’ Teachers’ Unions
June 8, 2026 // Yet, despite the poor outcomes shown by the “Nation’s Report Card” and parents’ desire for better options, teachers’ unions continue to oppose school choice. Each student who leaves a public school for an alternative setting reduces district enrollment, which can erode union membership, lower dues collection, and ultimately diminish the union’s influence. Opposition to school choice is often tied to preserving the unions’ base, even though more than two-thirds of Democrats—the primary beneficiaries of union political support—express preferences aligned with Black parents. The core issue is that responses to the Overton Insights question conflate support for teachers with support for union political action. If voters were asked directly about unions’ political behavior, the 55% who currently support teachers’ unions would likely respond differently. In this case, support reflects a misunderstanding, not a true endorsement.