NewsLa OpiniónNovember 1, 2026Los Angeles County
José Ugarte calls on Los Angeles voters to honor Dolores Huerta by voting in the November 3 election
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Candidate José Ugarte urges Latino and non-Latino voters to cast their ballots on November 3 in memory of civil rights activist Dolores Huerta, emphasizing her final message that voting is crucial to reverse injustices.
Read the full story at La OpiniónWhy It Matters
The article highlights an upcoming election on November 3 with implications for immigrant communities and local representation in Los Angeles's District 9.
Key Facts
- Activist Dolores Huerta passed away on October 28 at the age of 96 after more than 70 years of activism.
- José Ugarte is running as a candidate for City Council District 9 in Los Angeles.
- Huerta planned to visit Los Angeles to promote Ugarte's campaign and encourage Latino voter turnout.
- Huerta emphasized the urgent need to vote against Trump's policies during the 50th anniversary of NALEO in July.
- Ugarte previously organized schoolmates to help Huerta register voters in Bakersfield.
- Ugarte calls on all voters to cast their ballots on November 3 to honor Huerta and support vulnerable immigrant communities.
Who's Mentioned
PersonMartha Ugarte“Activist mother of José Ugarte.”PersonJosé Ugarte“Candidate for City Council District 9 in Los Angeles and author of the article.”PersonTrump“Politician whose policies Huerta urged voters to oppose.”locationEstados Unidos“Country where minorities have faced inequalities and abuses.”OrganizationSindicato de Trabajadores del Campo (UFW)“Farmworkers union co-founded by Dolores Huerta.”PersonDolores Huerta“Civil rights activist and co-founder of the United Farm Workers who recently pas”OrganizationAsociación Nacional de Funcionarios Latinos Electos y Designados (NALEO)“Organization celebrating its 50th anniversary in July.”locationLos Ángeles“City where Ugarte is running for District 9.”locationBakersfield“City where Ugarte went to help register voters.”