Media giant Univision is aiming to register 3 million new Latino voters with an initiative that'll include ads on its top-rated Spanish-language network, radio stations, and sports channel, the New York Times reports.
About 11 million Hispanics voted in the 2012 presidential election; the new initiative is targeting an estimated 27 million Hispanics who are eligible to vote, the Times reports.
"The rule is no one can make it to the White House without the Hispanic vote," Jorge Ramos, the network's news anchor, tells the Times. "That's why Latino registration is incredibly important. Just a few votes in Nevada, Florida and Colorado could make or break any candidate."
The high-profile anchor has publicly feuded with GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump — and was escorted out of one of his campaign rallies.
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Translating that for all of you: "We are going to register 3 million illegal aliens to vote"
Prove their citizenship.
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