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Philly is exhausted, not excited. Can Democrats turn apathy into turnout?
You can’t count out Philadelphia. One of the largest and most diverse cities in a battleground state, even if you think they’re down—just as NBA star LeBron James was during the 76ers’ season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers—the city and Pennsylvania could surprise you. On Thursday, James led the 76ers to a win after being…
New York’s 3rd District got bluer. Does that seal the deal for Suozzi?
This New York race is on repeat, but can Democrat Rep. Tom Suozzi make the magic happen again? Two years ago, Suozzi, a four-term Congressman and centrist Dem, slugged it out with his MAGA-backed rival, Mike LiPetri, narrowly beating him by less than 4 points. The news then was that Suozzi, back after an unsuccessful…
Why people who need health care the most struggle to get it
For millions of Americans managing several health conditions at once, staying healthy can require more than keeping up with doctors’ appointments and treatments. They also have to navigate a health care system that can become increasingly difficult and expensive to use the more care they need. A new KFF survey determined that adults with multiple…
Obama hits Detroit as Democrats race to avoid Michigan heartbreak
Democrats can’t afford to fumble Michigan again. And they know it. Bringing out the big guns, former President Barack Obama is visiting Detroit this Saturday to campaign for Democrat Abdul El-Sayed after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bernie Sanders, and others have stumped for the Egyptian-American candidate, who is running for Michigan’s open seat in the U.S Senate…
California’s reddest corner could decide who controls the House
Democrats in the Central Valley think they have a real chance to flip the district.
The fastest-growing voting bloc in America is uneasy about the midterms and ready to vote
Asian voters are uneasy about this midterm election, with more feeling scared or fearful than excited.
The ACLU has planned for 25 potential election nightmares. Here’s what voters should know
The ACLU has already imagined the worst possible midterm scenarios, planning for at least 25 potential election disasters that could come before, during, and after the election
Where Native veterans are getting lost
New federal data show American Indian and Alaska Native veterans experience some of the nation’s highest veteran suicide rates.
Record turnout in Georgia, a tied governor’s race and a very nervous GOP
If you believe in democracy, it’s all about the vote. Why wouldn’t you want as many eligible voters as possible to show you have a true mandate for change and to legislate?
Why You Should Stay Classy After a Job Rejection
By Priska Neely, Journalist, trainer and media leader Hi. Thanks for the time and effort you put into this process, but we’ve decided to go with another candidate. Ugh. Even typing those words now turns my stomach. After slogging through applications, portals and rounds of interviews, it can feel devastating to get rejected. In this…
Don’t trust the ‘blue wave’ polls. Make your voting plan today
Who’s afraid of the big blue wave? Probably the GOP.
The real midterm surge isn’t Musk’s money. It’s Latino voters.
Could Elon Musk’s megadonations to the GOP be too late to affect the midterms when early voting has started in some places and Election Day is mere weeks away?
Native voters are fighting for power and fighting to be counted this Indigenous Peoples Day
Indigenous Americans are standing up and taking power into their own hands by pushing back against those who seek to keep them at the margins of our body politic.
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