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Former 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro told "Axios on HBO" that Democrats could win the presidency in November but lose support with Latino voters, which could "benefit the Republicans in the years to come."Driving the news: The Democratic National Convention, happening this week, has been by some for too few . Castro, the only Latino presidential candidate this cycle, was not asked to be one of the featured, solo speakers.Why it matters: in the 2020 election for the first time in history. Now, some — like Castro — are sounding the alarm on how the Democratic Party isn't investing enough in these voters and the Latino community. What they're saying: "I think that we could win the battle and lose the war," Castro told "Axios on HBO" of Democrats' chances this fall. "We could win in November, but you could see a potential slide of Latino support for Democrats."Castro said he's confident Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden will win the election and the Latino vote, but stressed that the Biden campaign has "to make sure that they are doing everything they can to reach out to a community that already has one of the lowest rates of voting, that needs to be brought into the fold."On the next episode of "Axios on HBO," Axios Political Reporter Alexi McCammond interviews former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julián Castro, who reveals how he'd change the DNC and how presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden can win Texas.Catch the full interview on Monday, August 17 at 11:15 p.m. ET/PT on all HBO platforms.&nbsp;Miles Taylor, the former DHS chief of staff under President Trump, endorsed Joe Biden for president Monday, saying Trump "wanted to exploit the Department of Homeland Security for his own political purposes and to fuel his own agenda."Why it matters: Taylor joins other prominent Republicans who have publicly said they will either not vote for Trump's re-election this November or will back Biden.The pandemic is forcing both parties to do what they should have attempted years ago: Blow up the crusty, old formula for political conventions.Driving the news. We'll see how it plays starting tonight, when the Democratic Party kicks off the start of a highly condensed, mostly virtual, four-day show choreographed for the social-mobile era.

Former 2020 presidential candidate Julián Castro told "Axios on HBO" that Democrats could win the presidency in November but lose support with Latino voters, which could "benefit the Republicans in the years to come."Driving the news: The Democratic National Convention, happening this week, has been by some for too few . Castro, the only Latino presidential candidate this cycle, was not asked to be one of the featured, solo speakers.Why it matters: in the 2020 election for the first time in history. Now, some — like Castro — are sounding the alarm on how the Democratic Party isn't investing...

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Alexi is a political reporter at Axios. She covers the 2020 presidential election, focusing on the cultural concerns and trends that will help decide the next president.

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