Election Coverage
South Dakota’s Historic Gubernatorial Primary Runoff
On Tuesday, South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden successfully defended his position against Toby Doeden, a businessman known for his advocacy of Bitcoin. Rhoden emerged victorious in the state’s first-ever gubernatorial primary runoff, ensuring his participation
Francesca Hong’s Impact on Wisconsin’s Gubernatorial Race
Democratic socialist Francesca Hong has invigorated Wisconsin’s gubernatorial race, notably boosting her profile in the Democratic primary. Her candidacy marks a significant challenge for the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), which has traditionally found success
Rufus Gifford Criticizes DNC Chairman Ken Martin
Former Deputy Campaign Manager to Joe Biden, Rufus Gifford, expressed concerns about the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairman Ken Martin. Gifford, previously the DNC finance director during Obama’s term, shared his views on Substack. He
South Carolina Primary Order May Affect DSA-backed Candidates
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has released its proposed schedule for the 2028 presidential primaries, positioning South Carolina among the first six states. This decision could impact candidates with ties to the Democratic Socialists of
House Democrats Support Five New Candidates Ahead of Midterms
House Democrats are supporting five new candidates as the November midterm elections approach, with less than 100 days to go. As Republicans focus on victories by candidates linked to the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA),
Senators Discuss Bipartisan Russia Sanctions Bill and Honor Lindsey Graham’s Legacy
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen and Katie Britt have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at sanctioning Russia. During a discussion with Shannon Bream, Sen. Shaheen stressed the need to exert pressure on Vladimir Putin. Sen. Britt noted
Democratic Flanks Clash in Heated Michigan Senate Primary Debate
The Democratic Party’s internal tensions surfaced prominently during a high-stakes Senate debate in Michigan. The debate unfolded one week before the primary, where candidates attempted to prove their capability to represent Michigan. Their aim was
Michigan Democratic Senate Candidates Clash in Final Debate
In Southfield, Michigan, Democratic Senate candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens engaged in a heated debate on issues related to campaign funding, race tone, and electability. This pivotal debate came just before the primary
Joe Manchin and Daughter Launch Effort to Elect Independents to Congress
Former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, appearing at an event in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, initiated a new political venture aimed at electing independents to Congress. Manchin, cataloging concerns about the current political climate,
Senate Faces Tensions Over Trump’s Election Security Bill
President Donald Trump is pressuring the Senate to prioritize his election security bill, the SAVE America Act, before their scheduled break in Washington, D.C. With a packed agenda including major confirmations and a sanctions package