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Forget the bagel controversy; Cynthia Nixon wants to talk about Medicare-for-all.
“I’m hoping that it’s the first or second bill this fall. It’s just that important.”
Granite State voters are headed to the polls on September 11.
“How likable is a candidate? That still counts.”
An “impostor” asked for help transporting undocumented immigrants to vote.
The midterm elections are changing how black women interact with the Democratic Party.
Ayanna Pressley and other women candidates pulled out important wins.
The unexpectedly exciting Delaware Senate primary, explained.
She broke down in stunned tears of joy.
Bay State voters are headed to the polls on September 4.
Pressley’s win is another victory for candidates of color.
Democrats are regaining a strong footing to take back control of the House.
“Female anger is a huge part of why we’re at this moment,” says the Massachusetts congressional candidate.
To reverse Republican gerrymandering, Democrats must win key races this fall.
She wants more Democrats to focus on fixing climate change.
North Carolina might have to redraw its House maps mere weeks before the midterms.
Rep. Martha McSally is poised to beat out two Trumpier options for the nomination.
Voters head to the polls in Arizona, Florida, and Oklahoma to pick their general election candidates.
Ron DeSantis vs. Adam Putnam and Gwen Graham vs. the field in the Sunshine State’s primary elections.
The former Maricopa County sheriff is about to lose a race as Arizona shows signs of turning blue.
House Republicans have been reluctant to investigate Trump. Democrats have no such qualms.
Four Republicans look like the top contenders to win the open governor’s seat.
The Republican primary will set up one of the fall’s most fascinating governor’s elections.
Mark Begich and Foster Friess were the big names in Tuesday’s primary elections.
Key races for governor, Senate, and House are on the ballot in Tuesday’s primaries.