DSA’s winning streak faces its biggest test in swing states

This article was originally featured in the Washington Examiner. Written by Barnini Chakraborty.

 

As the Democratic Party debates its direction ahead of the midterm elections, the Washington Examiner examined how the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America could shape competitive races across the country. Featured in the story, USHBC President & CEO Javier Palomarez shared insights from the Council’s polling of Hispanic business owners, noting that voters remain focused on kitchen table issues above all else. He emphasized that affordability and a lack of representation continue to be the defining concerns for many Hispanic entrepreneurs and small business owners, reinforcing the USHBC’s commitment to elevating the voices of America’s business community through data-driven advocacy rather than partisan politics. 

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