'I think it's an interesting moment for the Latino vote in California,' Stutzman said. 'From what polling suggests, the impact of the Latino vote could be difficult for the governor,' said Stutzman, president of Stutzman Public Affairs.ДЄccording to a recent University of California, Berkeley poll, 40% of Latino likely voters may favor recalling Gov. Political consultant, Rob Stutzman, is keeping a close eye on the impact Latinos may have in the recall. 'In the first three weeks I publicly made a statement and complimented him, but then he took a hard turn вЂ“ locked down churches, went coo coo for cocoa puffs, and then he had dinner at the French Laundry and he lost every single message of moral authority,' Rodriguez notes. Rules of Procedure: The rules by which a Model UN committee is run. When the name of a delegateвЂ™s country is called, he or she may respond the delegation of (name of country) present and voting. Rodriguez is one of those people and said the determining factor for him was when the governor closed places of worship during the pandemic. Roll call: The first order of business in a Model UN committee, during which the Chair reads aloud the names of each member state in the committee. 'I would like to see a Latino town hall with all the candidates together вЂ“ in both Spanish and English вЂ“ communicating the values of the Latino community,' said Rodriguez, who's the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference.

'With Brown Issues вЂ“ we're a very distinct Latino voice and we're directly sending that message to our 'gente' so they understand the context of the recall, and they understand what is at stake if the governor is no longer our governor and who are the other candidates,' Lopez explained.ДЄlso encouraging Latinos to become more civically engaged is Pastor Samuel Rodriguez, an independent voter who has worked for the last three presidents. Through platforms such as Instagram, where Brown Issues has more than 263,000 followers, Lopez is helping her community understand everything they need to know about the recall. 'One of the things that Brown Issues does very intentionally is to not just educate, but also mobilize our Latino community,' Lopez said. Latinos make up nearly 40% of the state's population and 28% of eligible voters, which is why Lopez stresses it's crucial they understand the importance of having their voice heard. 'When it comes to California and the power of the electorate, it is Brown, and it is young,' she adds. Lopez is the executive director for Brown Issues, which focuses on empowering youth to lead policy change. 'Latinos are the largest voting bloc, so we have a very powerful say when it comes to how we shape policy in California,' Lopez said. A recent UC Berkeley poll shows 40% of Latino likely voters may favor recalling Gov.Political strategists and grassroots organizations say that candidates need to do more to win this population's vote in the upcoming election.According to Cal Matters, California has 8 million Latino voters.

Latinos make up nearly 40% of the state's population.

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