The governor-elect’s focus on targeting and mobilizing voters in areas with high Hispanic populations helped her undo Trump’s gains among these voters in 2024.

Seven obscure regional transmission organizations control huge parts of the country’s electrical grid.

There’s widespread anger at the AI industry—and last week’s elections showed that it’s a winning issue.

Energy affordability propelled Mikie Sherrill and several others to victory on Tuesday.

Tuesday’s election results could suggest that the party is finally settling on a coherent, effective economic message. But the Democrats have blown these opportunities before.

The results showed that Democrats don’t have to choose between attacking Trump and highlighting the economy. In fact, they are often inseparable.

The Democratic Party has the perfect case study for bringing young men back into the coalition.

Elections are the one opportunity we have to see what the people think. And what they think is clear: Trump sucks.

Last night showed that the party is far from doomed—and the country is simply not as conservative as it seemed in November 2024.

TNR’s Monica Potts and Alex Shephard said that the easy wins by Zohran Mamdani, Mikie Sherrill, and Abigail Spanberger mean that Dems will remain divided on their strategy for the future.

Donald Trump posted his way through his party’s humiliating losses.

This was the most expensive race in New Jersey’s history—but not nearly as tight as projected.

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?

Mikie Sherrill, the Democratic nominee for governor in New Jersey, should be waltzing to victory. She might lose to a pro-Trump Republican.

If Mamdani wins, progressives will say, “Go left!” If Spanberger and Sherrill prevail, moderates will say, “Move to the center!” The argument is superficial and corrosive.

It’s a trait that’s too often defined by traditional gender expectations. Here’s how the latest generation of women in politics are navigating these waters.

At the Munich Security Conference, members of Congress faced a new challenge—proving that a U.S. on the verge of returning to Trumpism could still be trusted.