Eva Longoria recently announced the launch of her Latino Victory Project and called it a non-partisan effort to create more political engagement among Latinos.
The 39-year-old actress asserted that it was imperative to her that the ballots represented the landscape of America, asserting that it was a very ambitious effort and it was a non-partisan effort that had never been undertaken before, ABC News reported.
The 'Desperate Housewives' star said that as a community, they could not be so engaged in the presidential elections and elect the president, but not turn up at midterms to elect the people who had to work with the president.
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