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DemDaily: Out of the Gate

DemDaily: Out of the Gate

January 2, 2019 The presidential primary began in earnest New Year’s eve with the unofficial entry of US Senator Elizabeth Warren into the 2020 race for the White House. The Massachusetts...

Posted January 2, 2019
DemDaily: Campaign Countdown!

DemDaily: Campaign Countdown!

December 21, 2018 For our followers – a look at the past year past and the campaign calendar ahead. The Stats 2018 Gains *  40 House seats flipped (with NC-9 TBD) *  7 Governor seats flipped...

Posted December 21, 2018
DemDaily: Ramrodding Retribution

DemDaily: Ramrodding Retribution

December 7, 2018 While Americans settle in to post-election mode, there are still attempts in some corners of the country to roll back the results of the 2018 midterms. In Wisconsin, where the...

Posted December 7, 2018
DemDaily: Last Call

DemDaily: Last Call

November 28, 2018 Now three weeks after the 2018 elections, the last of the major midterm races was decided last night, bringing the balance of power in the upper chamber to 53 Republicans and 47...

Posted November 28, 2018
DemDaily: A Little Humor

DemDaily: A Little Humor

November 16, 2018 Every few months we like to do a humor roundup, as a reminder there are still reasons to laugh. Stephen Colbert The president’s anger over his loss has reportedly seen him...

Posted November 16, 2018
DemDaily: Labor Leading The Way

DemDaily: Labor Leading The Way

November 15, 2018 Labor has long been a driving force in elections, and the 2018 midterms were no exception. In a historic, and critical, election for working people, labor not only played a...

Posted November 15, 2018