In a column tied to California's coming gubernatorial election, Loretta Carpio Carr examines the gap between the state's relatively young, diverse population and its older, whiter pool of likely voters, citing figures from the Public Policy Institute of California. To explore what young Latino voters want, she profiles her 26-year-old cousin Isaac Gudino, a regional director for the California Democratic Party in the Central Valley, whose interest in politics began with healthcare access and who has endorsed Xavier Becerra for governor.
Read the full story: Loretta Carpio Carr: An Emerging Young Voice in Politics — Sonoma Valley Sun, Aug 7.
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