On the eve of the group’s 50th anniversary, the new progressives must push the group to be bolder about the problems facing African Americans.
Politics
If Biden Wins, Democrats Must Lean In to Partisanship
The truth is that if you have power, being partisan is precisely how you get things done.
How Virginia Made Voting Easier and Fairer
Since Democrats took power in 2019, they’ve made the state a model for user-friendly voting.
The Biden-Trump Demographic Switcheroo
Democrats were supposed to win with the young, diverse coalition. Actually, Biden’s winning thanks to seniors and he’s losing Latinos.
How Trump Is Losing His Base
Focus groups with working-class and rural voters show the deep health care crisis in America, and trouble for Trump’s re-election.
How New York City’s Democratic Socialists Swept the Competition
All five of DSA’s New York legislative slate won in June. Here’s a closer look at how it happened.
Can a Progressive Win in a Republican Texas District?
Democrat Julie Oliver may have a shot in a suburban Austin district that Republicans designed to be Democrat-proof.
Silence of the Dems: Why Aren’t There More Prop. 15 Endorsements?
Many progressive electeds have ignored an initiative that would revise California’s constitution to assess commercial property at higher rates.
Georgia GOP-Paid Mail-In Ballot Requests Going Out of State
Federal judge rejects demand for Georgia to take responsibility for sending out ballots.
