She also mentioned that she travels for business around Europe and South America, but she seldom shoots in Los Angeles.
She acknowledged, “I’m privileged,” “I get to go someplace and get away. Not many Americans are as fortunate.
They will be stranded in this dystopian nation, and I feel sorry and anxious for them.” Trump, the first person with a criminal record to win the presidency, received 312 electoral votes to Harris’ 226.
In addition, he is expected to win the popular vote, making him the first Republican to do so in 20 years.
According to NBC News exit surveys, Trump garnered 45% of the Latino vote despite concentrating his campaign on deporting illegal immigrants.
It seems that many Latino and Hispanic voters chose to vote Republican because of Trump’s economic promises.
Longoria told Marie Claire that she told high-ranking Democratic Party officials that the Latinos’ economic worries would lead them to lean right.
“We’ve been screaming from the highest rooftop that the Latino vote is not something to take for granted,” she told the publication.
“You have to earn it and win it every election cycle.” According to Longoria, she is already investigating potential future changes.
“I want to know how we can communicate that government and politics affects your life, whether you like it or not,” she said. “Either you participate in that or you let somebody else hold the power.”
