wikipedia - 07 Nov 2018
Previously, Gallup observed that the "greatest movement away from the Democratic Party came between 2009 and 2010, when the number of states with a Democratic advantage fell from 34 to 23". At the time, Gallup concluded that "President Obama faces a much less favorable environment as he seeks a second term in office than he did when he was elected president." There have been less significant partisan shifts among the U.S. states since 2011.
Daily Journal - 25 Apr 2019
With the expected entrance of former Vice President Joe Biden into the 2020 Democratic presidential contest on Thursday, the field is largely set, with all the big ...
Yes! Weekly - 24 Apr 2019
Last week, Meredith College released a new poll showing that 56.7% of North Carolina voters believe a third political party would be suitable for our State and ...
New York Magazine - 17 Apr 2019
An updated list, with brief analysis, of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who have met the DNC requirements, via poll standing or grassroots fundraising, ...
The New York Times - 16 Apr 2019
Members of the party establishment who oppose Bernie Sanders have had discussions about how to handle his candidacy, while others warn of a schism within ...
Governing - 24 Apr 2019
"People have asked me to give this some serious thought, and I think I owe it to them to give it serious consideration," Gov. Larry Hogan said of challenging ...
The Texas Tribune - 24 Apr 2019
Both Texans running for president were joined by their fellow Democratic candidates at forums hosted by She the People and the African American Mayors ...
The Texas Tribune - 29 Mar 2019
The Democratic presidential candidate is holding three rallies across Texas on Saturday, his first campaign events in his home state since launching his 2020 ...
New York Magazine - 23 Apr 2019
Bernie Sanders said Monday night at a CNN town hall that being a “democratic socialist” just means believing in Franklin D. Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights.
NBCNews.com - 24 Apr 2019
LAS VEGAS — Former Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid said Tuesday that his party can't "afford" to impeach President Donald Trump, arguing that such ...
New York Times - 09 Apr 2019
Estimates are based on the Hidden Tribes project. “Democrats on social media” means respondents identified as Democratic-leaning voters who said they had ...
The Pew Charitable Trusts - 19 Apr 2019
For years, polls show, Republicans across the country championed a national popular vote to elect presidents, instead of the state-by-state tally of the Electoral ...
The Washington Post - 24 Apr 2019
Our election was corrupted, our democracy assaulted, our sovereignty and security violated. This is the definitive conclusion of special counsel Robert S. Mueller ...
Springfield News-Leader - 24 Apr 2019
Editor's note: These letters were originally scheduled to publish online on April 7, but did not due to technical issues. We must reject discriminatory rhetoric and ...
The Atlantic - 05 Apr 2019
DSA members in the state view socialism as a vehicle for changing their own immediate circumstances—and they want to build a movement that transcends ...
BuzzFeed News - 23 Apr 2019
Bernie Sanders' campaign is comfortable portraying itself as under attack. And the candidate's advisers think fighting back is how they win in 2020.
WBUR - 24 Apr 2019
"It is a very complicated concept, but 93% of Democratic voters despise Donald Trump, and electability is by far the biggest criteria right now," Celinda Lake said.
