Changing demographics across the Southwest are challenging assumptions about the electorate. Fronteras: the Changing America Desk will explore how these changes may impact the 2012 election during Fronteras Vote 2012, a live, call-in special-- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wed., May 23. This special will link seven public radio stations across the Southwest and KJZZ listeners will have an opportunity to share their insights and perspectives.
Discussions will address a variety of issues including how the economy, education and immigration play a key role in voter decisions and whether unresolved issues such as the Dream Act, same-sex marriage and SB-1070 will affect turn out. Fronteras reporters, who cover the complex and controversial Southwestern border on a daily basis will share their insights and analysis along with experts in the field. Schedule for Fronteras Vote 2012 : Why Is the Southwest Critical to the Election? The Changing Job Market in the Southwest The Latino Education Gap and the DREAM Act The Role of Religion and Social Conservatism in Elections The Immigration Issue After SB1070 Redistricting, Politics and the 2012 Vote If you cannot participate in the live broadcast, send your questions and comments in advance using fronterasdesk.org, Facebook or Twitter accounts.
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Fronteras Vote 2012 Special - LIVE - May 23, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
