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The first American elections of the era of the pandemic have thrown society many surprises, but perhaps the most important of all is the record participation of citizens in the party of democracy, regardless of the candidate or candidate of their choice. As a bonus, so far, the political...
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Las primeras elecciones estadounidenses de la era de la pandemia han arrojado muchas sorpresas, pero quizás la más importante de todas es la participación récord de la ciudadanía en la fiesta de la democracia, independientemente del candidato o candidata de su preferencia. Como bono, hasta el momento, las expresiones...
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Arturo Hilario El Observador Dave Cortese ha sido un residente del Condado de Santa Clara toda su vida y ha trabajado en el servicio público durante casi 30 años. Con raíces profundas en el área, Cortese y su familia han sido parte de la evolución de San José a...
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Arturo Hilario El Observador Dave Cortese is a lifelong resident of Santa Clara County and has been involved in public service work for nearly 30 years. With deep roots in the area, Cortese and his family have long been part of the fabric of San Jose’s evolution over the...
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More than 66 million voters had already cast their ballots at the time of writing this column, one week before the November 3 elections. This equates to nearly 20 million more votes than were cast early during the 2016 election. If the goal was simply to break records, the...
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Más de 66 millones de votantes ya habían emitido su voto al momento de escribir esta columna, a una semana de las elecciones del 3 de noviembre. Esto equivale a casi 20 millones de votos más de los que fueron emitidos anticipadamente durante las elecciones del 2016. Si el...
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The COVID-19 pandemic continues to be one of the greatest threats to public health that does not distinguish between race, ethnic origin, economic status, immigration status or age. But the most recent figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reflect a bleak outlook for Latino communities...
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La pandemia del COVID-19 continúa siendo una de las mayores amenazas a la salud pública que no distingue ni raza, origen étnico, estatus económico, situación migratoria o edad. Pero las cifras más recientes de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de las Enfermedades (CDC) reflejan un panorama desolador para las...
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NEW YORK – People living with disabilities have often faced physical obstacles to casting their votes, but their advocates say voting by mail can present a different set of challenges. In every election, people with disabilities have encountered polling places that lack wheelchair ramps or other accommodations. But now,...
The first American elections of the era of the pandemic have thrown society many surprises, but perhaps the most important of all is the record participation of citizens in the party of democracy, regardless of the candidate or candidate of their choice. As a bonus, so far, the political...
Arturo Hilario El Observador Dave Cortese ha sido un residente del Condado de Santa Clara toda su vida y ha trabajado en el servicio público durante casi 30 años. Con raíces profundas en el área, Cortese y su familia han sido parte de la evolución de San José a...
Arturo Hilario El Observador Dave Cortese is a lifelong resident of Santa Clara County and has been involved in public service work for nearly 30 years. With deep roots in the area, Cortese and his family have long been part of the fabric of San Jose’s evolution over the...
More than 66 million voters had already cast their ballots at the time of writing this column, one week before the November 3 elections. This equates to nearly 20 million more votes than were cast early during the 2016 election. If the goal was simply to break records, the...
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to be one of the greatest threats to public health that does not distinguish between race, ethnic origin, economic status, immigration status or age. But the most recent figures from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reflect a bleak outlook for Latino communities...
NEW YORK – People living with disabilities have often faced physical obstacles to casting their votes, but their advocates say voting by mail can present a different set of challenges. In every election, people with disabilities have encountered polling places that lack wheelchair ramps or other accommodations. But now,...