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How Randy Villegas Could Prove That a Progressive Can Win Anywhere

Villegas upset the establishment in the Democratic primary

Democratic Governors Association Announces It Has Spent At Least $73 Million in 10 States So Far This Cycle

The organization sees a “very real opportunity” for Democrats to secure a majority of governor seats this midterm season

Exclusive: Voters in Key States Will Get Last-Minute Reminder About ICE’s Spree of Shootings

America's Voice is running a billboard campaign across five states

Why Undecided Voters Don’t Seem Likely to Break for the GOP

On the generic ballot, the Democrats’ lead has held steady

What 2028 Democratic Hopefuls Have in the Bank

Federal and state money for contenders The Caucus is currently tracking

The Third-Quarter Money in Competitive House Races

What each campaign raised and spent from July through September, and what is left for the last two weeks

The Third-Quarter Money in Competitive Senate Races

What each campaign raised and spent from July through September, and what is left for the last two weeks

State Democrats in Key Georgia Races Are Raising Less Money This Election Cycle

Record amounts of money are being poured into races for state offices across the nation. But this trend is being bucked in Georgia, where Democrats have seen a dip in fundraising hauls

Ohio Early Voting Outpaces 2022 Midterms in First Week

Ohio voters had cast 194,841 early ballots in person after one week

Report: Harris’s Husband, Donors Express Reservations About 2028

If she launches a 2028 presidential campaign, it would be her third run for the seat

Powered By People Is Hitting 22 Texas Campuses Before Election Day

Beto O'Rourke's organization has 130+ events scheduled across Texas

Republican PACs Pull Funding Back from Races in New Jersey, Iowa, and More

The GOP is redirecting money to races where they feel Republicans are more competitive

Democrats Could Become the Anti-Death Penalty Party Again

A botched execution in Tennessee and planned livestream has brought the conversation forward

Obama to Campaign in Ohio for Sherrod Brown and Amy Acton

The former president isn't on the campaign trail much anymore, but he won Ohio in 2008 and 2012

DCCC Launches Ad Campaign Targeting Latino Voters in Texas Battleground District

The advertisements will spotlight Democratic candidate Johnny Garcia in an area dramatically reshaped by last year’s redistricting.

Collins Runs From President, Party In Penultimate Maine Senate Debate

Trump lost Maine by 7 points in 2024

In 2nd Georgia Senate Debate, Ossoff Says He Won't Run for President in 2028

The popular senator committed to serving a full six-year term if he wins in November

Turek Hits Hinson on Increased Wealth, Hinson Criticizes Turek Attendance in Iowa Senate Debate

The race's second head-to-head got more personal than the first

ActBlue Fundraising Shows Small Dollar Donors Are Still Making a Difference

More than 3 million unique donors donated to Democratic candidates and causes in the past 3 months

Candidates Are Being Swept Into Office With a Smaller and Smaller Portion of the Vote: Report

Up to 126 candidates could be members of Congress after winning just a plurality of the primary vote

Gallego Rolls Out New Economic Plan, Potentially Foreshadowing Presidential Bid

In Alabama, Democrat Bobby Singleton is Done Being on Defense

Singleton defeated the incumbent Alabama Democratic Party chair in a 165-62 vote in August

Despite Cash Advantage, Republican Ads Are Reaching Less Voters Than Expected

A new POLITICO poll shows less than 30% of voters have seen advertisements for GOP candidates more frequently than ones for Dems

In Senate Polling, Forecasts Drift Toward Dems Despite a Few Sticking Points

Ossoff, Rogers Trade Barbs in Georgia Senate Debate