In the run-up to his expected presidential campaign announcement, Joe Biden’s supporters cut a Spanish-language ad in South Florida over the weekend emphasizing healthcare, education and his biography
presidential campaign announcement, former Vice President Joe Biden’s supporters cut a Spanish-language ad in South Florida over the weekend emphasizing healthcare, education and his biography.
By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time. The South Florida commercial shoot is the second tied to Biden in as many weeks: On April 4, Biden wasThe Spanish-language ad shot in Florida indicates how seriously Biden would court the growing Latino vote, which is crucial in early state Nevada on Feb. 20 as well as California, which has moved its primary up to March 3. Florida’s primary is not scheduled until March 17, but it’s the biggest swing state in the nation with a Hispanic voting population that exceeds 16 percent.
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