The worst people you know are straight-up panicking about Zohran Mamdani.

Republican members of Congress are posting the most deranged, racist things imaginable as voters prepare to elect Zohran Mamdani as NYC mayor.

Nothing like some good old antisemitism to get out the vote.

The world’s richest man is freaking about Zohran Mamdani. (He doesn’t even live in New York City.)

Yes, they have real ideological differences. But they’re all out there hustling. And hustle is what the Democrats need right now.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin says the entire system is rigged to help the wealthy and the powerful. Is embracing every type of Democrat the way to overthrow the whole thing?

The “pro-choice” Maine Senator used her email list to support embattled Virginia gubernatorial aspirant Winsome Earle-Sears, who has called abortion “genocide.”

California isn’t taking the Justice Department’s threat lightly.

The Justice Department made an alarming announcement about its plans for special elections this November.

Andrew Cuomo thinks now is the time for some good old-fashioned racism.

Meet John Reid, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Virginia. There’s a lot to learn.

John Reid has found himself in quite a scandal, as others call on him to resign from the race.

Arizona voters are set to skew the numbers in the House of Representatives in a special election.

Donald Trump is more than happy to conspire with Andrew Cuomo in an effort to make sure Zohran Mamdani doesn’t win.

Congratulations to Iowa Democrats for this massive victory.

Zohran Mamdani is slamming the recent phone call between Andrew Cuomo and Donald Trump.

The way to New York voters’ hearts is through their stomachs.

He has a certain quality that’s far too rare among elected Democrats.

There once was another son of immigrants from Queens who spoke eloquently about economic justice—the father of the man to whom we say today good riddance.

Some critics say ranked-choice voting has made the city’s elections worse. But the generally friendly, policy-focused Democratic race for mayor is showing why more cities are adopting the format.