Community Change Voters – Political Power from the Ground Up

Community Change Voters believes that in order to transform our nation we must transform our electorate —- engaging hard-to-reach Black, Latino, Native, AAPI, immigrant, and young voters to provide support navigating voting systems and to motivate them to turn out for progressive candidates.

Across all demographics, low-income and working class voters went to the polls in lower numbers than expected in 2024. At the same time, some demographic groups, like young men and Latinos, voted for Trump in higher numbers than expected. Yet in 2025, we saw this cohort swing back towards Democrats across geographies. Young men and Latinos resumed pre-2024 voting patterns. This is evidence of what anyone who has talked to voters knows: people are fed up and anxious about the economy but they are not sure who to blame. Our opposition is leveraging this frustration to forge a nationwide realignment under the MAGA banner and draw in more low-income Black, Latino, and other voters of color. These same voters, however, will also be deeply impacted by the regime’s policies, especially cuts to Medicaid, Obamacare, SNAP, child care, and other safety net programs. Community Change Action aims to build trust within low-income communities of color, create leaders, and overcome distrust in the political process to prove it can work for people.

That’s why we are doubling down on what we know works: building scaled programs with proven tactics to persuade and turn voters out while using the power of trusted messengers to break through to those who may not believe their voices matter. We connect with voters on their life experiences and tie them to issues that are important in their communities. To mobilize disengaged Black, Latino, immigrant, and young voters to turn out for values-aligned candidates, they need to know we have skin in the game and that we care about them.

An analysis of our 2024 electoral program showed that the only voters with an individual income under $50K who turned out at higher numbers than expected were those who were engaged by Community Change Action/Voters through personal relationships. Community members, friends, and family broke through with low-income and working class voters in a way that no other treatment or political party could. TV ads won’t move folks nearly as effectively as their cousins or friends will.

ABOUT

Community Change Voters is a non-candidate Political Action Committee focused on engaging, mobilizing and turning out low-income voters, particularly low-income voters of color. We engage infrequent base voters to expand the electorate, work to elect candidates who share our values and advocate for policies that will have a positive impact on our communities.

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We use this information to operate this site, to send you news and information about Community Change Voters and the issues that we work on, to acknowledge those who provide support for Community Change Action, and for other purposes in support of our mission. We work closely with allied and like-minded organizations, including our sister organization the Community Change. To further the mission of Community Change Action, we may make information we collect available to these allied and like-minded organizations as well as other third parties, unless you have requested that we do not. You may request that your information not be shared outside the Community Change/Community Change Action/ Community Change Voters family or not shared at all by sending a message to [email protected].

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Amendments to the Terms of Use

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