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Eva Longoria: The TT Interview

The actor, political activist and Corpus Christi native, interviewed at the Women in the World Texas summit in San Antonio, on her efforts to mobilize Hispanic voters, Texas' voter ID law and the impact of groups like Battleground Texas.

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The actor, political activist and Corpus Christi native on her efforts to mobilize Hispanic voters, Texas' voter ID law and the impact of groups like Battleground Texas. Longoria, the co-founder of the Latino Victory Project, a political advocacy organization, was in San Antonio on Wednesday to speak at the Women in the World Texas summit and to campaign with Leticia Van de Putte, the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor.

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