Campaigns

Millions of lives are on the line in November.

“He can't just call himself a Democrat and expect votes.”

“What’s tough is that it is so personal and so public.”

"Not all Democrats are created equal."

“I just can't tell you how surreal it is to cast a vote...when the future doesn't feel tangible.”

Kentucky teens say they don’t know what the Democratic front-runner stands for.

These candidates are trying to win over voters who feel “frustrated and left behind.”

Both candidates need to adjust course.

Meet farmer and homelessness advocate Heidi Sloan.

10 of our 12 committee members — including an avid conservative — said as much.

“Something has to change.”

From driving herself to town halls to interviewing presidential candidates.

The night ended with no clear results.

"Send her back ... to Congress."

He’s a model for “Petey” bourgeois politics.

Hot girl holidays is upon us!

Guys, it’s not about you!

Via notes, texts and invitations to tea at her D.C. apartment, the 2020 Democrat is trying to convince more women to run — and help them win.

Jessica Cisneros wants to defeat Henry Cuellar for opposing abortion and accepting private prison donations.

“[I want] to negate that idea that women are leading because someone has allowed them to or someone else has failed.”