Convention Central: The first of the Official Schedule!
66 days out from the July 25-28th Convention. As promised – updates, as released! While the official Party and floor calendar is not yet finalized, a few parts of the schedule can be...
Posted May 19, 2016
Convention Central: The Place for Parties
For those already late in the planning process, check out Live Nation, one of the world’s largest live music entertainment companies that owns many of Philly’s premier music venues.
Posted May 18, 2016
DemDaily: The New Voter Myth
the latest Politico article shooting down Donald Trump’s claim of drawing “millions and millions” of new voters to the Republican Party was particularly comforting
Posted May 17, 2016
Convention Central: The Calendar is Up!
The DemList Convention Calendar is up and open for event submissions!
Posted May 16, 2016
DemDaily: Transgender
President Obama sent a clear signal today that he has no intentions of staying on the sidelines in the final months of his Presidential term.
Posted May 13, 2016
DemDaily: The Money Race
The 2016 Presidential will be the most costly in history, in no small part due to the 2010 Citizens United and the subsequent 2014 McCutcheon Supreme Court rulings. Collectively they rolled back...
Posted May 12, 2016
DemDaily: Convention Standing Committees: The Party, Process & Politics
The platform, which is the Party’s statement of core principles, is one aspect of official business overseen by Three Standing Committees of the Democratic National Convention: Credentials...
Posted May 10, 2016
DemDaily: Off to the Races!
The 142nd running of the Kentucky Derby is this Saturday, May 7th, providing a welcome reprieve from the 24 hour presidential “horse race.”
Posted May 6, 2016
DemDaily: The State of the Democratic Race
While the Republicans are grappling with rebuilding their fractured party and uniting around their controversial nominee, the Democratic primary contest continues.
Posted May 5, 2016
DemDaily: The Turning Point
The State of the Republican Race: Indiana has no notable footmarks in the history of presidential elections, but that changed yesterday.
Posted May 4, 2016