Ramos and Salinas Will Host Election Coverage
The veteran journalists will unite for a new series starting October 6 ahead of election night.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Elections
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Journalists Jorge Ramos and Maria Elena Salinas will reunite to host a new digital election series titled Tu Voz - Tu Voto. The program is set to launch on October 6 and will conclude with an eight-hour live broadcast on November 3, 2026.
Why it matters
The series seeks to provide comprehensive election information to the Hispanic community. The broadcasts will address pressing topics such as immigration, the cost of living, and the conflict in Iran.
The series will air every Tuesday starting October 6, 2026, leading up to an eight-hour live broadcast on election night, November 3. The production company Tres Alebrijes will partner with Factchequeado to verify claims during the live programming.
The players
Jorge Ramos
He is a veteran journalist who co-anchored Noticiero Univision for nearly 30 years before launching his own digital program in 2025.
Maria Elena Salinas
She is an award-winning journalist who spent nearly three decades at Univision and continues to produce influential media content.
Factchequeado
This organization specializes in fact-checking and debunking misinformation within the Spanish-speaking media landscape.
Tres Alebrijes
This is the production company responsible for creating and distributing the new election series.
The details
The program will feature an interactive map, interviews, and on-the-ground reporting from key states across the country. To ensure accuracy, the production team will collaborate with Factchequeado to monitor and check claims made during the coverage.
Timeline
The Tu Voz - Tu Voto series begins airing on October 6, 2026.
A special eight-hour election night broadcast is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
Political Context
Opponents of such media partnerships often raise concerns regarding media bias or the consolidation of influence among legacy news figures. Critics frequently argue that reliance on established personalities may overshadow emerging independent voices in the digital media space.
Viewers can expect real-time updates and verified reporting on key issues directly impacting their household budgets and immigration status. This coverage provides voters with accessible tools, including interactive maps, to navigate the complexities of the midterm elections.
The takeaway
The return of these veteran journalists highlights the growing shift toward independent digital platforms for major political events. Voters should utilize these verified resources to help clarify complex policy issues before heading to the polls.
Further reading
For more on the current landscape of the midterm races, visit the United States Elections section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Latin Times.
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