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Kamala Harris lost, but how weak of a candidate was she?

Vice president underperformed typical Democrat in most states, VAR metric shows. By Nathan L. Gonzales, Inside Elections In the wake of Donald Trump’s victory last month, Democrats are still searching for answers to key questions, [...]
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California farmers were big Trump backers. They may be on collision course over immigrant deportation

Many say they expect the president will support their workforce needs, either through a robust legalization program for workers already here or by leaving farms be and focusing enforcement elsewhere. By Jessica Garrison and Rebecca Plevin, [...]
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What young voters see in Kamala Harris

How the vice president seems to have fixed one of Biden’s biggest vulnerabilities. by Christian Paz Among the signs that the 2024 presidential contest is reverting to a more “normal” election is a big shift [...]
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Why Nevada is so close in 2024

Our second deep dive into polling and other data in the seven key swing states. By Monica Potts, Jennifer Vilcarino, and Mary Radcliffe, 538 The entire nation will vote on the next president of the [...]
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Changing demographics and the political calculus of anti-immigrant rhetoric in swing states

By: Gloria Rebecca Gomez/ Stateline This five-day series explores the priorities of voters in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin as they consider the upcoming presidential election. With the outcome expected to [...]

How Has Party Voting Changed in California?

March 27, 2024 0

By Eric McGhee PPIC is turning 30 this year, and a lot has changed in California’s party politics during the institute’s lifetime. In the decades before PPIC was founded, the state was known for weak […]

Who Will Win Control of the House in 2024? California May Hold the Key

March 4, 2024 0

By Jonathan Weisman, NY Times As Democrats look to wrest control of the U.S. House of Representatives in November, their fight will fully begin with Tuesday’s primaries in California. And their immediate trouble is not […]

What a GOP fight over undocumented health care says about California’s changing politics

January 24, 2024 0

Almost 30 years ago Californians passed Proposition 187, a ballot measure that denied public benefits to undocumented immigrants. This year, a new state law took effect offering government-subsidized health insurance to the same population. by […]

Could Ted Cruz Lose Reelection?

August 16, 2023 0

by Sean Trende – RCP The early conventional wisdom appears to be that Sen. Ted Cruz is in solid shape for reelection in 2024. Cook’s Political Report rates the race as “Likely R,” as does […]

Does Colin Allred Have What It Takes To Beat Ted Cruz?

August 5, 2023 0

By Nathaniel Rakich Is Rep. Colin Allred the next Beto O’Rourke? Last week, Allred announced he was running for U.S. Senate in Texas against Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, the conservative firebrand whom liberals love to […]

How the Suburbs Have Changed Gerrymandering

August 5, 2023 0

Republicans have historically used the suburbs to defend against the electoral threat of cities. Now the suburbs themselves are posing the threat. By Maggie Astor Republican gerrymandering efforts used to focus mainly on diluting the […]

A Biden-Gallegos Ticket Arizona Voters Can Like

March 22, 2024 0

by Alex Gonzalez Biden is gearing up his campaign in Nevada and Arizona to rally Latino voters, who, according to polls, are not displaying high levels of enthusiasm. Despite Republican claims since 2020, they haven’t […]

What does a ‘no-vote’ for Biden really mean for Palestinians and immigrants/immigration?

February 26, 2024 0

By Alex Gonzalez Consider the implications of mass deportations, the operation of militarized detention centers, Muslim bans, and the halt of admissions for Palestinians and other Muslim refugees who “don’t share our religion.” This, coupled […]

The three stages of GOP derangement: 1. label cartels as terrorist organizations, 2. bomb Mexico, 3. sent Troops to Mexico

August 24, 2023 0

by Alex Gonzalez Last night, in the first Republican debate, nearly every GOP candidate, when asked, endorsed the idea of sending military troops to the southern border to combat the fentanyl issue. However, law enforcement […]