DemDaily: Syria, Summit & Skittles
There are more than 65 million displaced people in the world today, the highest number on record since the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) began collecting statistics. More than 21 million of these...
Posted September 20, 2016
DemDaily: Who Speaks For Them?
At 50 days out, the presidential candidates and running mates are focused on campaigning through battleground states where their personal presence can most impact swing voters.Mi
Posted September 20, 2016
DemDaily: Your Voter Registration
There are three key categories of voting in the United States. In most states, citizens sign up as voters prior to Election Day, with a cutoff for registration somewhere between 3 and 30 days...
Posted September 14, 2016
DemDaily: New York, Ohio & Steve Buscemi
Not since JFK has a candidate won the Presidency without winning Ohio, and in the last four presidential elections, the average margin of victory has been just 3%. The Buckeye state is a critical...
Posted September 13, 2016
DemDaily: Swing States’ Standing
In presidential politics, a “Swing State,” or battleground state, is a state where no single candidate or party has the majority support to secure that state’s electoral college...
Posted September 12, 2016
DemDaily: This Week In Jokes
Election news dominates the news cycle every four years — and this year, more than ever before — also provides the late night hosts with unlimited content. For a little reprieve from...
Posted September 9, 2016
DemDaily: Steady and Stumped
Last night voters got their first taste of the debate season, watching both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump field questions about their qualifications at the Commander in Chief Forum hosted by...
Posted September 8, 2016
DemDaily: Back to School
Members of Congress joined many of the nation’s children in returning “back to school” yesterday.
Posted September 8, 2016
DemDaily: Labor’s Day
For most people Labor Day weekend signals the unofficial end of summer, the last trip to the beach or the beginning of the school year.
Posted September 2, 2016
DemDaily: SCOTUS Stands for Voting Rights
On Wednesday, the US Supreme Court dealt a blow to Republican voter suppression efforts by refusing to reinstate a restrictive North Carolina law that would have have required voters to produce a...
Posted September 1, 2016