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Pelosi is raising tens of millions for Democratic candidates. A growing number say they won’t support her bid for speaker.
Things are looking better and better for Democrats.
“I’m a venture capitalist, not a socialist.”
Democratic women notched a bunch of victories on Tuesday, making this the biggest year for women on the ballot in history.
Three important House races have primary elections on Tuesday night.
Danny O’Connor vs. Troy Balderson in 2018’s next big special House election.
Democratic and Republican primaries for key governor, Senate and House elections are being held on Tuesday.
Kris Kobach is challenging incumbent Jeff Colyer in the GOP primary for governor.
Nominees will be chosen in Missouri’s US Senate race and a key House race. Voters will also decide a statewide ballot initiative.
There’s a key special election in Ohio and other races that are central to Democrats’ efforts to spur a “blue wave.”
Danny O’Connor, Gretchen Whitmer, and the rest of Tuesday’s primary election results.
This Michigan progressive is expected to secure the Democratic nomination and win her race this fall.
Sharice Davids narrowly beat Bernie Sanders-backed candidate Brent Welder for the nomination in Kansas’s Third Congressional District.
It’s the first time voters have overturned right-to-work laws through a ballot referendum in recent years.
He’s just barely leading Democrat Danny O’Connor in this red district.
Hawley and McCaskill are essentially tied in the polls.
Democrats’ efforts to spur a “blue wave” will be put to the test, again.
But Danny O’Connor, the Democrat in the Ohio 12th special election, doesn’t support any of the left’s newly popular ideas.
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers’s seat in rural eastern Washington is looking competitive in 2018.
These progressives want to beat Trump. But first, they want to fix the Democratic Party.
He tweeted about the Ohio race after stumping there this past weekend.
Kansas Republicans spent years enacting a conservative vision. Now Democrats want to fight back.
A four-way Republican toss-up race for governor that’s testing the state’s appetite for Trumpism.
Missouri’s Claire McCaskill might be 2018’s most vulnerable Senate Democrat.
No lockouts are expected in the state’s most competitive races.