After years of Democratic missteps with Latino voters, Biden’s 2024 campaign has a plan — and no excuses left. by Christian Paz One of the biggest challenges that President Joe Biden and his campaign will […]
Raquel Terán’s just-announced run for Congress is a window into Democrats’ battle for a crucial swing state. by Christian Paz Arizona has been at the center of the American political universe for the past three […]
by Alex Samuels, 538 President Biden’s administration recently announced new asylum restrictions and other proposed stringent initiatives to deter an influx of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border. But for some Democrats, the latest crackdowns stand […]
Several Republicans are advocating for the use of military force in Mexico to combat Mexican drug cartels, in response to the rising number of deaths in the United States caused by fentanyl. They argue that […]
The growing efforts by red states to seize authority over law enforcement in blue cities is drawing energy from the convergence of two powerful trends. by Ronald Brownstein, CNN Republican-controlled state governments are opening an […]
by Sabrina Rodriguez, Washington Post U.S. Army veteran Richard Lucero held back tears under his dark-tinted sunglasses as he stood in Grant Park and watched Rep. Ruben Gallego (D), a fellow Latino veteran, kick off […]
by Mike Madrid and Lucas Holtz The education divide that has defined American politics over the last three election cycles has begun to appear in the country’s largest blue state, California. Democrats have captured and […]
Democrats largely prevailed in two states seen as tests of whether Republicans could win over more Latino voters: Arizona and Nevada. But to build on those gains, Democratic strategists say the party must invest more […]
Tidy narratives about changing electoral outcomes often miss key data points. By Ronald Brownstein Once the backbone of the Democratic base, working-class white voters have been migrating toward the Republican Party since the 1960s, largely out of […]
Democrats seem to have staved off the worst, but Republicans still made some inroads. By Christian Paz Rep. Mayra Flores, the South Texan GOP darling, declared it plainly: “The red wave did not happen.” She […]
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