WTVT Channel 13 Fox, Tampa Bay, Florida
Jan 23, 2012

Republican debate at the University of Southern Florida Tampa

Immigration proposals anger protesters: MyFoxTAMPABAY.com

Las Vegas Review-Journal
Dec. 13, 2011

Tony Sanchez III, center, talks with Ramirez Group President Andres Ramirez, left, and NV Energy CEO Michael Yackira during the 29th annual community awards gala for the Latin Chamber of Commerce on Friday in the Champagne Ballroom at Paris Las Vegas. | More...

Face to Face with Jon Ralston, News 3 KSNV-TV NBC
Dec 02, 2011

Forward video to 9:00 minutes on the counter, after the ad plays, to cue and play the segment.

By MaryAnn Martinez, Fox 5 News, KVVU
Nov 28, 2011

"Next November, Nevadans will have a clear choice between President Obama, and someone like Mitt Romney, who has flip-flopped on practically every major issue," said Andres Ramirez of the Democratic National Committee. | More...

By Steve Sebelius, Las Vegas Review Journal
Nov. 29, 2011

Said Ramirez: "I don't think he has any character," meaning no core beliefs, aside, of course, from the desire to get elected president. | More...

By Kyle Trygstad, Roll Call
Nov. 15, 2011

The consulting team includes the Ramirez Group for general consulting, GMMB for media, Mack Crounse Group for direct mail, the Mellman Group for research and polling, and Nueva Vista Media | More...

By Laura Myers, Las Vegas Review-Journal
Oct. 26, 2011

"It was disrespectful," said Andres Ramirez, a member of the chamber. "Dean Heller had never gone to a single Latin chamber event and so they've been trying to find a way to connect. | More...

Dina Titus lost her run for the state’s 3rd Congressional District by less than 2,000 votes to Joe Heck.

By David McGrath Schwartz, Las Vegas Sun
Oct. 25, 2011

Andres Ramirez, a consultant to Kihuen’s campaign, called the district, “very advantageous to his campaign.” | More...

By Elspeth Reeve, The Atlantic Wire
Oct 20, 2011

In Nevada, Sharron Angle ran an anti-immigration ad featuring Latino "thugs" against Sen. Harry Reid, who had looked very vulnerable. She then defended the ad by saying the ad wasn't meant to be racist -- some Latinos "look Asian." Democratic strategist Andres Ramirez told Gabriel that Latino turnout in Nevada would be higher than in 2008, when it was 15 percent. | More...

By Trip Gabriel, New York Times
Oct 19, 2011

“Sharron Angle got destroyed in the election because of her anti-immigration stand,” said Andres Ramirez, a Democratic strategist in Nevada. | More...