AAUP President Todd Wolfson says that endorsing El-Sayed and other candidates is part of defending both higher education and democracy.

AAUP President Todd Wolfson says that endorsing El-Sayed and other candidates is part of defending both higher education and democracy.

After the organization’s deep pockets failed to derail Abdul El-Sayed’s primary election, his Republican opponent isn’t sure the money is worth the risk.

The health care reform package that’s getting renewed buzz thanks to some Democratic candidates is tailor-made to fix what Trump has broken.

The centrist organization is spending millions of dollars of corporate money on a campaign to manufacture right-wing talking points to flood the media.

It isn’t that non-college voters are more “moderate.” It’s something else entirely, and it will probably take about a decade to fix, if it’s fixable at all.

Her loss in Wisconsin and Abdul El-Sayed’s near-defeat in Michigan suggest that Democratic voters in swing states may be wary of nominating progressives.

The congresswoman’s remarks Sunday ignored that things like Me Too and Black Lives Matters were positive developments. But it’s clear why she said what she did.

Mace went on an Islamophobic tirade against Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

Republicans are using the event to show an “endless” series of videos of lefties and Democrats.

The party establishment is lining up behind the Michigan Senate nominee. So why are some moderates throwing a fit?

The Third Way wants to drop $15 million between now and 2028 to discredit democratic socialism.

Democrats just nominated a left-wing populist in the Michigan Senate race. A veteran political analyst explains how tough a road he faces, what he’s getting wrong, and how he can win.

Democrats just nominated a left-wing populist in the Michigan Senate race. A veteran political analyst explains how tough a road he faces, what he’s getting wrong, and how he can win.

Political scientists Seth Masket and Julia Azari say the super-close contest between El-Sayed and Stevens shows a party where neither faction is dominant.

“That’s the only play they got,” Abdul El-Sayed said after his victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary.

Abdul El-Sayed’s narrow win in the primary may not portend much for the general election, particularly if the entire Democratic Party unifies around him.

It’s an earthquake to have Bernie Sanders’s candidate defeat Gretchen Whitmer’s candidate in Michigan. But the real goal is to keep Donald Trump’s candidate from winning this seat.

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Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed and Wisconsin’s Francesca Hong are showing that innovative campaign tactics help candidates outside of progressive strongholds too.