Eva Longoria "Pinky Promised" to #VoteLikeAMadre Against Climate Change

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Eva Longoria is taking her activism to a new level after a weekend packed with activities in Miami, FL.

The actress and producer joined the Latino Victory Project and other influential Latinas for brunch on Saturday, August 13, asking them to #VoteLikeAMadre and support candidates that are initiating action toward protecting the planet against climate change.

"What I love about #VoteLikeAMadre is that Women are the CEO's of our households. You name it, it's up to us," Longoria said in a statement. "Do your research and look at what really matters to you, your family and your neighborhood."

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With Latinos facing the greatest impact of climate change in the United States living in communities that are affected by hurricanes, air pollution, drought and other natural disasters, #VoteLikeAMadre is harnessing the power of mothers, sisters, godmothers and matriarchs to save our planet and create a better future.

"There is so much to do before you even go to the voting booth," she added. "Fifty percent of us are not showing up but I'm hopeful that we will increase the number of people voting. It can't just be this election, it has to be always and forever."

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The Desperate Housewives star was joined by Nathalie Rayes, president and CEO of the Latino Victory Project, Jeanine Mason, Carlos Ponce, Maria Elena Salinas, Cristian de la Fuente, Erika de la Vega, Maity Interiano, Dayanara Torres, Alessandra Villegas and Daniel Sarcos among others, who all pinky promised to promote #VoteLikeaMadre this midterm election.

"As Latinas, we have to move heaven and earth to provide for and protect our children. We work tirelessly to make sure our kids have everything they need and make sure they have safe and clean spaces to play," Rayes said. "Imagine what we can do if we focus on electing candidates who understand that the climate crisis is an emergency and who are willing to fight for sweeping policy change. We can change the world."

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While in Miami, Longoria also made a special appearance on Sunday, August 14, at Senator Annette Taddeo's "Get Out The Vote" rally where she cheered volunteers on as they got ready to campaign during the first week of early voting.

The Co-Founder of the Latino Victory Fund also stopped by Pepito's, a Venezuelan fast-food spot, where she indulged in some delicious treats, greeted volunteers and took photos with the personnel.

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As the mother and activist continues to make the Latino voice count, one thing's for sure, get out there and #VoteLikeAMadre.

You go, Chica!