VOICED : California Republicans try to reach

The transcript discusses the GOP's efforts to attract minority voters, particularly young Latinas, in San Diego. It highlights the city's shift towards immigration reform, led by Republican City Council members, and the challenges the GOP faces in engaging minority communities. Activists have pushed the GOP to act, and the party is in the early stages of outreach. The GOP aims to build a base within the community, acknowledging the need for change in a region with a growing Latino population.

What strategies is the GOP implementing to attract minority voters in San Diego?

How has the political landscape in San Diego changed regarding immigration reform?

In what ways do minority activists perceive the GOP's outreach efforts?

What challenges do Republicans face in reaching out to Latino communities?

What is the significance of the changing demographics in San Diego for the GOP?