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What Is Grita Canta Vota? The Movement Changing Civic Engagement Through Music
Events

What Is Grita Canta Vota? The Movement Changing Civic Engagement Through Music

Grita Canta Vota is a non-partisan, grassroots movement that leverages regional Mexican music to register and mobilize the U.S. Latino community, transforming civic engagement into a celebratory and empowering experience through live music events like Vota Palooza.

Sponsored·May 12, 2026
Diverse Texans of various ages and backgrounds voting at a polling station on election day, emphasizing civic participation.
Local Guides

Eligible Texas voters: How and where to vote May 2

On May 2, Arlington ISD voters alone will decide on two bond propositions totaling over $469 million, directly impacting local schools and infrastructure, according to the Fort Worth Report .

Derek Molina·April 10, 2026
Diverse citizens actively participating in a local election, placing ballots into a ballot box, symbolizing community engagement and the democratic process.
Community

How the Local Election Process Works: A Complete Guide for Citizens

Understanding the local election process is crucial for active community participation. This guide breaks down key steps, from registering to vote to researching candidates and casting your ballot, helping you make an informed choice.

Derek Molina·April 10, 2026